"Motion is not always bad"

Blur Assignment.

Shutter Speed

Slow

Rafael's Photo. She's totally missing a leg.

A photograph taken using slow shutter speed to allow for a painterly aspect to appear. Referring to someone's perceived flaw.

Bernette Cushman

Scale: A5

Medium: Photograph

Date: November 2013

Shutter Speed - fast

Movement - frozen

Aperture - medium

Depth of Field - deep

Light - quantity of light is small, quality of light is contrasty and direction of light is from the side.

Colour - the yellow is mellow in tone as it is shaded with black to make it more monochrome. The reflection off the stone is blue in hue so the overall frame is quite contrasty.

shutter speed

Here is an image I captured in the studio at college when experimenting with shutter speed.

December 2014

Light

Direction: above

Quantity: low

Quality: harsh

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Composition

Angle: high

Emphasis: waves

Composition: movement

Depth of field: f/2.8

Shutter speed: 1/20

Boardwalk Biker. Blur. Shutter speed: 1/30

With Jessica Chiappetta

This photo demonstrates: asymmetrical balance, simplicity

We set the camera to a slow shutter speed of 20 seconds, this was to give us time to manipulate the photo. Since we did have such a long shutter speed, it allowed us to capture the light in different places around the photo.

I was hoping that the shot wouldn't have shown much of my body, but i know for next time how to tweak it. Wearing all black, and having a darker work could've improved the photo. I feel for the materials and time we had the premise of the photo and what we were looking to achieve worked pretty well.