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I finally decided to use this one as my final submission, whilst it is not the most minimal that I achieved, I think it has more interest....I do not think Missy has realised that Huck vanished but when she does she will be after that naughty Tasku.
Assignment#3 Minimalism
Apparent Light Size assignment. 1x Minolta Auto128 at 8 feet. Diffusers: none, printer paper, fabric drape, wall.
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Requirement 5: Man-made objects
This is a macro shot of a woven basket with each straw less than 1/4" (6mm) wide. I like the colors and texture of this picture and how the narrow band of focus draws you to the features of the material.
Studio26 | Assignment 3 | minimalism
minimalism vs negative space?
this may be the only image I like in the set
not converted to b&w, but a black dog on a snowy winter day
i learned a lot this assignment, minimalism is very complex
Æ’/5.0, 85.0 mm prime lens, 1/250, ISO 100
This was my version of a candid photo. I watched this lady for several minutes while she was on the phone. Initially she was pacing back and forth, not in the direction of the camera. I took a few this way, but it wasn't as dynamic. Once she was finished with her call, she walked directly toward me looking down and I snapped a few. This was the most satisfying as her one foot is just off the ground. I did crop this a little to get some of the clutter out of the picture and did some enhancing. I do wish however that she was lined a little more to the right for the rule of thirds.
This was shot for project52.org assignment 3: Still Life for an Editorial Article.
I spent about 30 min searching the house for items to photograph, about 30 minutes setting up the shot 10 minutes shooting and tweaking and 30 minutes working on the post processing.
Strobist:
One i622 mkII in a 28in Apollo boomed directly overhead.
White foam core on each side as a reflector.