Monday, January 5, 2015

2014 photos

photojournalism. natural, the firefighter is outside holding the little animal. maybe he exposed it a little bit so it was clearer about what he was holding due to the little animal being so small.
photo journalism,sun, natural because he's outside and it doesn't look too over exposed. they had to get really close and a really fast shudder speed.
cityscape.sun,mix,because its a little too bight. it makes the picture look a little too fake or too exposed.plane or something because he captured the whole city
landscape,a little bit of sun.mix,because it looks like he enhanced and made it somewhat detailed.he had to stand at an angle to capture the dog as well.
city scape,city lights. artificial. the lights are too contrast. it looks clearer and brighter. he probably had to be on a plane as well because of the view of the person there.
depth of fields, sun.natural, it just looks like he enhanced the lighting a bit. it looks clearer. he had to stand way back to get it with so much depth.
S-curve, birds eye view.light source: sun, artifial because the colors seem a bit too contrast. he made it look detailed. probably on a plane to capture it.

1. Label the type of photography it is. Examples: Street (Urban), Photojournalism, Landscape, Cityscape, Black and White, Portraits, Food, etc.

2. Explain Rules of Composition present in photo and provide written evidence.

3. Describe the lighting:
  • Light source or light sources?
  • Natural/Artificial/Mix? How do you know?
  • How did photographer enhance photo through use of light?
4. Explain what work photographer have to do to capture this image?

Friday, September 5, 2014

rules photoshoot


1. Rule of thirds

2. Balancing Elements
3. Leading Lines
4. Symmetry and Patterns (repetition)
5. Viewpoint
6. Background
7. Create depth
8. Framing
9. Cropping (Filling the frame)

10. Mergers (on purpose or by mistake). 

Friday, August 29, 2014

rules

1.rules of third :

2.balnacing elements: 

3.leading lines:

4.symmetry and patterns: 

5.viewpoint: 

6. background: 

7. create depth: 

8.framing:

9.cropping:

10. mergers and avoiding them:

Wednesday, August 27, 2014

flipwork

1.Three types of light: diffused,backlight,and reflected
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3. There are three types of lighting which are diffused,blacklight, and reflected. These types of lights give you different results depending on how you use them and where you use them.You can use these different types of lighting to capture the image clearly but also capture shades and such that go along with the subject complimenting it. Blacklighting is capturing your subject from the back so you can give them some type of glow. you would have to meter the light coming from the sky to create the glow around the subject.reflected light is where your you capture your subject with lighting reflected from a surface. diffused lighting is where you capture your subject with lighting from the sun with no clouds surrounding it or such.
4. http://digital-photography-school.com/three-types-light-diffused-backlight-reflected-use/