Trey.JohnsonblkA
hdr1_HDR1
HDR 1- Orange MG Car
Objective 3: Composition Techniques – Use the guide on the website
1. Rule of Thirds- The headlight is not right in the middle so it looks better to the eye
2. Perspective and depth- It has good perspective and depth because the car looks bigger than it really is and it looks close to the camera
3. Fill the Frame- The car takes up most of the image
4. Backgrounds- The background is simple with no clutter
9. Colour- The orange is a warm colour and makes the image look nice
10. Diagonals- Some of the lines on the car are diagonal
11. Space and/or Space to Move- There is some space left in the image
Objective 4: Lighting: This photo has hard lighting which is why I made a HDR so the lighting didn’t ruin the photo and to make the photo better
Objective 5: Post Production: I converted it to a HDR; I made the car look unrealistic and also made the headlight stand out more. I also made the orange look darker.
Objective 6: Critique:
Strength: My strengths would be that the parts on the car stand out good, there is not too much clutter in the background, it has a good perspective and also good colour.
Area for growth: I could have tried to get less background
Objective 7: Photographic Styles (ex. portrait, landscape, etc.) – Explain why the settings and composition are appropriate for the style of photography. (How did you create the shot?)
Type/style of photography: HDR
The reason I choose to make this picture a HDR is to give it an edgy look. I also wanted to make the image look unrealistic. I shot 3 photos to do this HDR, I shot the first one at -3.0 and the second at 0 and I shot the third photo at +3.0 for the exposure. I used rules of thirds show that people would look towards the headlight. I used perspective to make to car look bigger and stand out more. I used a simple background so people would be more focused on the car. The colour of the car is a bright orange which is more appealing because most people like bright colours. The way I took the photo brings out the diagonal lines of the body on the car. The reason I took more than one photo at different exposures is to get a better HDR.
Type of camera: Nikon d3200
The camera mode (P, TV, Av, M): Av
f stop used: f/8
shutter speed used: 1/400 sec
ISO used: ISO-400
Exposure compensation: +1 step
Focal length: 55mm
hdr1_HDR1
HDR 1- Orange MG Car
Objective 3: Composition Techniques – Use the guide on the website
1. Rule of Thirds- The headlight is not right in the middle so it looks better to the eye
2. Perspective and depth- It has good perspective and depth because the car looks bigger than it really is and it looks close to the camera
3. Fill the Frame- The car takes up most of the image
4. Backgrounds- The background is simple with no clutter
9. Colour- The orange is a warm colour and makes the image look nice
10. Diagonals- Some of the lines on the car are diagonal
11. Space and/or Space to Move- There is some space left in the image
Objective 4: Lighting: This photo has hard lighting which is why I made a HDR so the lighting didn’t ruin the photo and to make the photo better
Objective 5: Post Production: I converted it to a HDR; I made the car look unrealistic and also made the headlight stand out more. I also made the orange look darker.
Objective 6: Critique:
Strength: My strengths would be that the parts on the car stand out good, there is not too much clutter in the background, it has a good perspective and also good colour.
Area for growth: I could have tried to get less background
Objective 7: Photographic Styles (ex. portrait, landscape, etc.) – Explain why the settings and composition are appropriate for the style of photography. (How did you create the shot?)
Type/style of photography: HDR
The reason I choose to make this picture a HDR is to give it an edgy look. I also wanted to make the image look unrealistic. I shot 3 photos to do this HDR, I shot the first one at -3.0 and the second at 0 and I shot the third photo at +3.0 for the exposure. I used rules of thirds show that people would look towards the headlight. I used perspective to make to car look bigger and stand out more. I used a simple background so people would be more focused on the car. The colour of the car is a bright orange which is more appealing because most people like bright colours. The way I took the photo brings out the diagonal lines of the body on the car. The reason I took more than one photo at different exposures is to get a better HDR.
Type of camera: Nikon d3200
The camera mode (P, TV, Av, M): Av
f stop used: f/8
shutter speed used: 1/400 sec
ISO used: ISO-400
Exposure compensation: +1 step
Focal length: 55mm