Creative Assignment

Circle Rotation:

Double Exposure:

Hand Coloring:

 Symmetrical Patterns:

Halftone Screen:

Contact Sheets:

Final Motion Assignment

Chrono:

Shutter Speed: 1/200      Aperture: 18.0     ISO: 800

Blurred Motion:

Shutter Speed: 1/15     Aperture: 11.0     ISO: 200

Frozen Motion:

Shutter Speed: 1/100     Aperture: 8.0     ISO:200

 Writing with Light:

Shutter Speed: Bulb     Aperture: 11.0     ISO: 400

Panning:

Shutter Speed: 1/25     Aperture: 32.0     ISO: 400

Zoom:

Shutter Speed: 1/40     Aperture: 11.0     ISO: 100

Reflection: 

Taking the photos fro this project was a great learning experience. I knew things about lighting when we were in that unit, but I knew very little about how to take motion pictures. It provided me with new knowledge of a great way to photograph things. I enjoyed working with my partner, Heidi Dell. The photos were taken using different movements of the camera (and subject), and most were taken using a tripod. The motion photographs gave the photographer more control over the picture, and I really liked that aspect of the project. 

Motion Shooting Assignment

Motion Unit Proposal

The following photographs are ideas of photos that I wish to use for my motion project.

Writing with Light: 

Panning (Blurred Background):

Blurred Motion (Blurred Subject):

Frozen Motion:

Zoom:

Chrono:

*All images are taken from Google Images. 

Final Lighting Assignment (All Images)

These are the rest of the images from the lighting assignment!

Final Lighting Assignment

Reflection:

For this lighting assignment, we had to photograph somebody that we have access to on a daily basis in different lighting situations. I (semi) forced my brother into letting me shoot him. We shot by my back door where existing light was readily available. We also shot outside in the shade and direct sunlight. This blog post was difficult because we have to choose five photos out of the 24 that we took to showcase our subject's personality. I chose these pictures because my brother is funny but serious and he obviously enjoys climbing trees! (:

Silhouette Project

Lighting

Existing Light: Front

Existing Light: 45 Degree

Existing Light: Side

Existing Light: Back

Natural Light: Direct Light

Natural Light: Shade

Artificial Light: Single Source

Artificial Light: Soft

Artificial Light: Hard

Artificial Light: Butterfly

Artificial Light: Loop

Artificial Light: Rembrandt

Artificial Light: Split

Artificial Light: Silohuette

Artificial Light: Multiple Sources

Artificial Light: Key Light

Artificial Light: Fill/Reflector

Artificial Light: Backlight

I had a very good time shooting the Lighting Assignment. It's fun to mess with lighting and work with it in photoshop. I appreciated how this "unit" taught me how to use light to create a powerful, fun, or serious photograph. 

Photographic Composition