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One of a set of shots experimenting with perspective and field of view. These are the MBTA commuter rail tracks near the center of Norfolk, MA, which I drive by almost daily.
Such as life, it’s all a matter of perspective. I took this after my sons soccer practice in Richardson today. Same subject. Looking down, looking up.
Kita melihat sesuatu dari sudut pandangan berbeza-beza. Ada yang kita suka, orang lain tak suka. Ada yang kita tak suka, orang lain suka. Maka, jangan dok syok sendiri dan jangan dok kritik orang. kekekeke. Open your heart. *Mata ke atas, tangan ke dada*
Bersyukurlah.
Sesungguhnya, orang beriman itu adalah dari kalangan mereka yang bersyukur.
G'day all!
:)
Oh, ni gambar lama. Masa pi cuti musim sejuk kat Scotland. Saja godek2, jumpa. adjust curve sket kt CS5, and bamm, uploaded.
Perspective Thistle Sunset
I often find myself out in the middle of nowhere in the grass during sunset. Humm I wonder what’s around for filter material? 🤔🤔 Also discovered is the tendency toward you actually being where you are. A limiting factor certainly lolol. Photography is both planned AND accidental when it occurs. Rule one of getting a photograph:
RULE 1: Have a camera with you as much as possible. I don’t even like to go outside without one when I’m going to do ranch chores in the mud in the rain.☑️
I have a very limited amount of time to shoot sunsets. Depending on the sky, I choose what camera/lens combination I’m going to grab to “work” the scene unfolding in front of my eyes. A Clear Sky Sunset is an indication ahead of time to set up a “Close / Far perspective image. Here I was using the headlights of my Jeep (very bright) to illuminate this side of the thistle plant. The Thistle globe of seeds was my sun filter to reduce / minimize the difference in lighting between the front with the bright unbridled sunlight behind.
Photographic Musings:
You need a HIGH f-stop number for the deep focus plus it’s reduction of light. ISO 100 (low ISO for bright light camera sensitivity), and use shutter speed to adjust for what ever lighting scenario/exposure levels you wish.
Location: Bliss Dinosaur Ranch, Wyoming/Montana borderlands (Wyotana)
Title: Perspective Thistle Sunset
Forced perspective on a group of sports enthusiasts on a small hill in front of a big tent (Mooney's Bay, Ottawa; June 24th, 2006; Canon Power Shot S3 IS).
Week 2 - Design and Studio Practice module
Exercise in experimenting with photography and perspective
First year BA/BSc Product Design students at Middlesex University
We did a 20 minute draft perspective drawing before this one. I did this one over two classes. Some problems with alignment and proportions but overall I like it.
March 15, 2012 - Another view from our condo, but this time since the weather is now somewhat warm enough, I was able to go outside on our balcony to take the picture.
Notice the lovely crane in our view. We thought we had a good view and that a condo can't be built in front of us due to the rail road tracks. Lucky us they're deciding to do an overpass east of us, so that means the tracks are being raised.