Monday, January 31, 2011
Blurrrr Project
For the blur project I only had a few subjects that I chose, and then I applied combinations of different exposure times and aperture settings, so I could see the effects of each one and choose the best of each.
For this over traffic shot, I liked the 6 and 8 seconds exposure times best.
^ Exposure Time: 8 seconds ^
^ Exposure Time: 6 seconds ^
^ Exposure Time: I'm pretty sure it was 6 seconds ^
I thought clothes rolling around in a dryer would be a good idea, but it didn't turn out exactly how I would have liked. If I was to do this picture again, I would definitely get some sort of light pointing in or towards the dryer to illuminate the clothes a lot more, to get a better blur effect.
Friday, January 21, 2011
Multiple-Exposure
"Many me's"
For this multiple exposure I had my dog sit in a different spot on the stairs 5 different times. Each time she was looking in a different direction, or doing something slightly different, so it believably looks like a lot of different dogs.
Classic family portrait-style pose. With me, myself, and I (I is taking the picture).
Monday, January 17, 2011
Self-Portrait Project
For the self-portrait project, I tried to take each picture at a different time, different location, and/or different activity.
Getting ready for school...
Finishing up a run...
Lounging around the house late at night...
Friday, January 7, 2011
Rule of Thirds/Symmetry
The two pictures above are examples of the "rule of thirds"
The picture above is an example of symmetry (balanced proportions; property of sameness)
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