Friday, May 17, 2013

Pattern - Bug PART2

This is my second photograph I took outside of a ladybug. Using the leafs in the background as the pattern, I got to capture the ladybug. I also see this photograph using CONTRAST because the ladybug is red and the entire background is green. I am totally in love with this photograph and this it was very much effective. This photograph was taken on landscape with an ISO of 200 and a F stop of 1/80. I needed a low ISO because the light outside was enough and bright enough. I used landscape because portrait wasn't working well for some reason. I absolutely love this picture, point blank, period.

Pattern - Bug PART1

This is my first photograph of a bug with a pattern. This is a shirt of Amber Ellis, with a butterfly on it. I used the creativity of the butterfly design with the pattern that was already engraved into her t-shirt. I really like this picture because you have to think about this idea. The task was hard, and even nearly impossible. Once I seen Ambers shirt, I got the idea and thought it was a great one. I took this photograph on AUTO with an ISO of 200 and a F stop of 1/60.

Leading Lines - Adult

This is my photograph of Mr.Hepworth with leading lines. I needed a picture of an adult with a line leading to him. I found this task the most difficult, but most amusing to try to get. Walking around in my group we kept getting shut down, but I took this photograph with his permission. Using the tiles where it lined up, I let that be the leading line to this adult. I took this photograph on AUTO with an ISO of 200 and an F stop of 1/60. I didn't need a high ISO because AUTO had flash.

Symmetry-Sky

This is my photograph of a symmetric building with the sky in the background. If the building was folded down the line of the edge of the building, the building would be exactly symmetric, including the camera. I made sure to capture the sky in the background, because the sky was part of what was asked of me. I took this photograph on AUTO, with an ISO of 110 and a F stop of 1/500. I used such a low ISO because the light outside was enough. I like this picture because you have to really think about how this picture could work and have to catch it at the right angle, where there isn't more building on one side than the other. As well as, having being able to see if this would work.

Thursday, May 2, 2013

School Spirit

This is a photograph I took of Cecilia in her Curtis High School Nursing Program scrubs. I like this photograph because her skin looks flawless, and looks very happy and proud to be in her scrubs. I used an ISO of 200 and mode on auto. The ISO was low because we were outside when this photo was taken and the sun was used as the light source.

Macro Lens II

This is another photograph I used for macro lens. I used an ISO of 200 and a mode on auto. The low ISO is a result because of the sunlight. The sun supplied all the light and made the picture pop. I love all the colors in the photograph which allows each color to complement each other very well. I feel this photograph is more effective than the first photograph.

Macro Lens

This is my macro lens photograph. I took this photograph on an ISO of 100. Because the light outside was so bright, a high ISO was superflous. I used the mode auto. This photograph could of been improved and feel that this was not that effective as a photograph.