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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/)
This girl was sitting on the pavement outside our office all day. Sometimes she took a photo and sometimes she made notes.
Eventually I gave in and asked what was going on. Apparently she is a student at the media studies centre (or whatever the old printers' college at Elephant & Castle is called now) and was on an assignment.
Everyone in the class was given a different location where they had to go and stay for 5 hours "soaking up the atmosphere" and observing. I could not work out exactly what the end result of all this was to be, except possibly lung disease from 5 hours of soaking up exhaust fumes.
So... if anyone else in Lambeth/Southwark spotted a lonely figure hanging around the same spot all day today, it could well have been another media studies student.
When we disconnect from the source of the conveniences in our lives, whether they are as simple as switching on a light or as complex as bringing food to table, we lose a little bit of our appreciation for the amazing complexity of the world.
Nothing special about this one; I was playing with the 50 mm lens and depth of field.
Assignment - Light : This is the second in a series of assignments that I am working on with my friend Colorblindpicasso. We started a monthly photographic assignment to challenge ourselves to become better photographers, both technically and artistically. In this case, he's got me beat. Not only are his photos for the assignment awesome, he also got them in on time :)
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Active Assignment Weekly: January 24-31
Makeup - It’s colorful, textured, diverse, and it’s everywhere. Makeup can be photographed in many different ways. It’s up to you.
Dare: Put specific emphasis on the color RED.
Restrictions: No monochromes
WIT: Lipstick on a glass, shot with a 50mm 1.8, sb600 slave with a homemade softbox to the left, and me giving up attempting to put lipstick on a pig (no area farmers seemed keen). Some touch ups using gimp
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/)
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 52 -- Bokeh -- my first experiment with shaped bokeh
I'd never done anything like this before, & did a lot of fooling around to get the right-sized stencil for my lens opening before anything worked at all. It was interesting to me, though, as it helped me understand more about aperture & light. I think I also made this more challenging for my initial attempt by choosing a complex shape, harder to make come out recognizably.
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Assignment 3 was called "Made to Be Photographed." I decided to use this opportunity to vent my frustration with the current situation in our public education system.
Assignments from an online class - Gesture Drawing at Schoolism - taught by Pixar Story Artist, Alex Woo.
The first assignment I've received this year in my industrial location class was the architecture assignment.
Basically, we had to go out and find a building that had a majority of the windows lit and photograph it.
Interesting mini story:
Right after I finished photographing this, I fell knee deep into a sewer in downtown Toronto.
All in all, this was a good experience.
© Highly Amuising Photography
I used Adobe Photoshop Elements 10 to edit my photos for this assignment. I do have some simple editing techniques with editing, but this assignment I went with what I could do best for the photo and just did simple editing to enhance the photos life with color. I just came back from Kauai about 3 days ago, and this was a beautiful water fall that I took a picture of. I felt the photo was too bright, didn't show enough of the blue sky and green that flourished in the plants. I messed and adjusted with the exposure, brightness, temperature, highlights, sharpness, and shadows. I feel bringing the highlights up more made the blue sky pop. The saturation made the color brighter with the sky and greenery. The sharpness helped show the formation of the trees better. The meaning of the photo is to sit back and relax and take in the green atmosphere.
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Tal Slemrod (center) conducts a workshop with the special education teacher assistants at Mill Street School in Orland in the School of Education Mobile Classroom on Wednesday, January 11, 2023 in Orland, Calif.
(Matt Bates/University Photographer/Chico State)
Shot for Active Assignment Weekly, theme "Get Out Your Phones".
WIT
I shot this evening scene with my IPhone, using the Hipstamatic App. Histamatic emulates a large number of vintage lenses and all sorts of roll films. This shot, taken in Vienna, Austria, is straight out of the Phone. I also uploaded it straight from the Phone using the Flickr App.
For my next Photoshop project, we have to create a narrative/theme in a series of 4-6 images. I wanted to use this assignment as an excuse to expand my levitation series. Typically, I make the person floating very apparent through a wide depth of field. With this project, I wanted to go in the polar opposite direction and make the floating person appear part of daily life -- make it ordinary. I wanted to cram the images with people/things in order for you to be overwhelmed by what you were processing and just haphazardly find someone whose feet weren't touching the ground. True, some images are more successful than others, but I feel like this project has made me exercise other options for my levitating theme.
Attempt at differential focus shot to join my other afternoon tea theme photo. No sunshine again so strugggling to match the lighting of the other scone shot but running out of time :L
Assignment set here www.flickr.com/photos/elle_bie/sets/72157627377953655/
The ropes were cutting my wrists like so many knives, but all I could think about was that damn bat, coming down on me relentlessly like the rain that had been pounding the city for what seemed like years. I had to find a way out...
Strobist info: 530EXII on-camera, pointed at ceiling at 1/4ish to illuminate the doorframe a bit, 430EX at 1/8ish on a boom with a lamp cord inside the room.
First "On Assignment" I've done. This is totally my normal Sunday night routine.
Taken for Active Assignment Weekly
The demolition derby is a huge event at our local fall fair. In this bizarre "sport" the drivers battle it out in the "bull pen" until only two cars are still running (if you catch on fire you're disqualified). These two cars then advance to the finals. Pictured here is #23, one of the survivors, along with her driver and pit crew waitng to return to battle with flags flying. Note the driver (in front of the car) has his headphone duct taped to his ear! - I guess it's rough out there.
WIT: It was late at night and the only light source was the the work lamp these fellows were using. With no tripod, I cranked up the ISO, used max AV, and hoped for the best :)
This is Ricky, Lucy and Chewy. They were waiting outside the pharmacy for someone and looked so happy to be sitting in the setting sun, I had to ask them for a portrait.
This is the second day of homework from the Lighten Up And Shoot seminar at CreativeLIVE.
My 12th photo for an assignment at IADT in my Photography class is supposed to be an evening shot. These shadows belong to Haley and her cousin, Devin.
Master of None
I always find a new interest every few months and I'd say I'm sort of like a jack of all trades, master of none. I've like many different things in my past and although I may no longer like them as much as I used to, they're all still a part of who I am. I think all the interests I've had have contributed to my personality and who I am today.
Odd sort of exercise, but effective. Will try this on my class tomorrow night. (and might try to improve my handwriting too - it seems to be suffering from lack of practice) ... - read more on {site_name}}: botheredbybees.posterous.com/assignment