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Documentary Project: the absense and traces of human life.
Photo essays showing the different presentation and respects paid to the dead between 2 social classes.
Motion Reflection
1. I came up with the ideas from a lot of different websites. I do have a focal point it’s the way that the wind chimes and the leaves move. I was trying to capture the way they move with the wind. It was not really intentional because of the way that the photos came out. I pushed myself to capture something with a really small amount of movement.
2. The photos are all taken outside. I used natural lighting from sunset. My location was in my neighbors yard. I captured the frozen / motion by messing with the settings of my camera, though some of the settings I couldn’t change very much because there wasn’t really anything that I could change it to make the photo look the way I wanted it to. I only attempted on location but, about 4 different objects.
3. I used Photoshop. For this part of the assignment I didn’t really have to do much to the photos just a little cropping a lighting of certain parts of the photos.
4. There wasn’t really a mood or connection I wanted to capture.
5. The most successful aspect of this part of the assignment was that I was able to capture what I wanted. The least successful was that I wasn’t able to capture the objects the way I wanted to. I would fix a lot within these photos. There wasn’t really anything difficult about this assignment. I was in some way able to achieve what I wanted. The motion wasn’t really difficult I think that I will fix it at another time by replacing it with another photo.
Dulwich 5k and 10k 09/05/2009
Photo from photo search and community site for runners and amateur sports photographers www.42run.com
Triathlon rund um den Grambker Sportparksee in Bremen, Sonntag, d.08.08.2010.
Jedermann-Triathlon, Staffel-Triathlon, Sprint-Triathlon (mit Bremer Polizeimeisterschaft)
This photo was taken at night at the Rattlesnake hiking site. It fulfills the requirement 2. I set my camera on the tripod and use a small aperture(f/11) for keeping things in focus and long shutter(20sec) to take this photo. I tried to capture the stars in my photo which I eventually did but the cloudy weather made it extremely difficult. However the photo was still pretty dark after I set the ISO to 400, so I had to adjust the exposure later in the Lightroom. Although the weather was not very friendly, but i still got some decent stars in my photo. (Also, I set a timer to avoid blur of the image due to the shake of the camera when I pressed the shutter.)