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WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND - August 27: Generations of great Scots at Scots College August 27, 2016 in Wellington, New Zealand. (Photo by Mark Tantrum/ www.scotscollege.school.nz/)
Taken for the Assignment 52 group week 32: Sunburst
This one isn't as "sharp" as the monument one I took, not sure why, but I still like it. I'm guessing that maybe I should have shortened the exposure length. But I just thought of that now :-)
This flag is HUGE! It would likely completely cover a mini van. But in this photo it looks small against all that sky and the big clouds.
I also want to try some night time flares. I tried to get a flare off some police bar lights (traffic stop of someone else), but the full sunlight today was too bright. Now if only that opportunity had presented itself at night! They were on the highway, but I was on a parallel side road where I could safely stop.
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Taken for the Assignment 52 challenge- "Using lines for composition" along with several other photos I just posted today.
I was driving to another location when I looked to the side at just the right moment to catch this double row of pine trees. It was off the road a bit, on the other side of a narrow, but full drainage ditch. I did a U-turn, found a place to park and navigated across the muddy ditch to snap this photo. Right after getting it, the sun went behind a big cloud and the good lighting dissapeared. I liked this shot well enough that I didn't bother going to my intented destination :-)
I thought I had uploaded these on Wednesday, but looks like I didn't! Glad I caught that before the week was over.
Assignment 52 -- Copycat
I keep reading & re-reading sections of Freeman Patterson's book, "Photography & the Art of Seeing." His reflections seem very sound to me -- not just as advice for photographers, but as a way of being in the world: "(examine) things in detail & (believe) they are important in their own right." In this frame of mind, while I was out walking my dog, I was struck by the bark on these three trees, standing in a row at a suburban street corner.
I tried to think about some of the things he has to say about visual design while taking this photo & editing. "A vertical line can indicate formality & stiffness, but may also give a feeling of strength or power... Several parallel lines may produce an impression of movement more successfully than can one single one.. .. An oblique line brings life, activity, & movement to a composition."
It's a very different way for me to approach taking a photo. Though I wish this were a more stellar example of intentional design principles, the attempt was very interesting to me.
Here is a link to a few of Freeman Patterson's images:
www.masterfile.com/stock-photography/image/700-02700387/B...
light assignment product/object photograghed with point source light - dark background with spot lighting on background from a second light source
Open - Closed
Awake - Asleep
Dark Edged - Light Edged
This is my first attempt at trying to do something like this. There is lots of room for improvement and I will try again.
Used my own texture from a tree trunk.
Self Portrait.....LOL..... I should get a better face cream.
DPS Assignment- Graffiti
Wicked Campervans are rented out to visiting tourists, mainly young people. Their vans are always covered in art & not always appropriate art either. They have a bed & sink with a plastic container for water in the back. Not self contained(no loo or holding tanks for grey water) they cause a problem nationwide when the occupants use our wide open & green spaces for their ablutions. One of the main reasons freedom camping has been banned in many districts.
Journal spread prompted by assignment #2 over at Wreck This Journal -- I drew on the left-hand page with a white crayon, then blotted a tea-bag on the page a few times to give the page some color. Then, I drew/collaged on top of it. There's a secret picture drawn in crayon under there....can you see it?
On assignment for Canned Creative, capturing images for a corporate website. The challenge here, was that although the unit is beautiful, with great finishes, the home has been simply furnished and was not dressed for photography. It was agreed that in future a unit will be dressed, so that the dream can be captured adequately.
The assignment was to take two photos of something in nature, share it with friends and wait for the critique on the comparison. Go for it.
Active Assignment Weekly: 9th May -16th May Unconsidered Trifles
Autocycus, in Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale describes himself as “snapper up of unconsidered trifles” The assignment for this week is to become just that: Go out, find and snap up some small scene or collection of details that others would consider unimportant, or probably wouldn't even notice. This might tell a little story, or just delight the eye - either way the idea is to leave out the big picture, and look for the small scenes which are often unconsidered and easily overlooked.
Restriction: Don't set this up, every neighbourhood will be full of unconsidered trifles. Also, full abstracts or simply textures are not really what this is about.
Dare: Find a happy combination of both natural and man made elements
WIT:
Just spotted this today on my walk and thought of the assignment. An abandoned shack I pass all the time. A little saturation and contrast; no crop.
i still hear the comments being made... when you apologize... that means you realized something.
i wish you didn't do that... i really wish you didn't
with that much love and dedication, sometimes you just need to have a little trust & faith
Former MICT Prosecutor Hassan Bubacar Jallow.
Term: 1 March 2012 to 29 February 2016.
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