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Assignment 52: The Golden Hour comparison diptych
These are cropped, but otherwise unedited. The "golden" hydrangeas might look like they're against sky, but that's the same snow backdrop, turned blue in that light. Very interesting assignment.
WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND - August 27:Gala Dinner at Scots College August 27, 2016 in Wellington, New Zealand. (Photo by Mark Tantrum/ www.scotscollege.school.nz/)
Assignment:
for this week theme your photographic eye should look for something "artificial".
No restriction, just be creative and have fun.
Artificial Flowers
Assignment 4 color: I took a LOT of fun colorful pics this week that madde it hard to decide:)) But I loved this contrast.
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ADG from CCCP performs a skateboarding trick named Boneless. After three successful executions and three exposures later, the first CCCP homework assignment was complete.
Assignment for Digital Photography class. Had to create a Zeigarnik that instills suspense or anticipation into the photograph.
Make-up Artist: Mary Byron
© by Kaitlin Rak
Despite the HARSH criticism of my wife and close friends, I have still decided to upload this picture as my second submission for the weekly assignment.
My reason for this is that the very saying it portrays is exactly my reason for submitting it. Even though they think it is ugly, or strange, something about it is appealing to me.
WIT: I was planning on using someone with pretty eyes for this picture, but I wanted to play around with it before I found my model, so I used myself as the test subject. I snapped a quick picture of my eyes, then scribbled the word "beauty" on the back of an envelope and took a picture (both in RAW). I used in camera processing to overlay the pictures and ta'da! We have this wonderful wreck that I love!
So please, by all means, rip this picture a new one. If you have advice on how to better overlay pictures, I would love it. But believe me, I have heard the worst criticism from some people who are very close to me, so I doubt anything you say will hurt my feelings, so please be honest! Thank you!
Assignment: Signs, signs, and more signs. They're everywhere and most of the time we probably don't even notice them. This week's assignment is to photograph a sign. Try to get an new or interesting angle on the sign.
Dare: Try to find a sign that is worded in a way that is unusual and funny or maybe an altered sign. Here are a couple of Flickr groups devoted to these types of signs...
WIT: A new found mania for clicking and a bit of free time. I snapped this photo as I was taking a stroll back to my car. I was also trying to sneak in a quick cigarette. Anyway, this is what my smelly old cigarette smoke did to the marquee, and I actually like it.
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.
Assignment 52:Represent your own brand of holiday madness during this busy & festive season
This isn't exactly my own holiday madness. Or maybe you could say that it is, since the only reason I was here to witness this scene was my wintry drive from Chicago down to northern Georgia, to fetch my dog who's with a field trial pro & bring him home for the holidays. But while I was down here, enjoying the balmier temperatures (mid 50's!), I went off to a nearby town, where a most excellent restaurant is located, to find this scene in the town square. Blaring piped-in Christmas songs (as opposed to Christmas carols) & a fake blizzard! And crowds, loving it! (And what I needed was a vodka gimlet at that most excellent restaurant---)
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/)
Assignment-2: Environmental Portrait of a Women(Teacher)
Best teacher to younger sisters is Elder sister.
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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...