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Assignment 52 - Vanishing point
This cemetery is well-known for the graves of Emma Goldman & other political activists on "Anarchists' Row." I'd hoped to use those for this assignment, but true to their reputation, their graves don't line up neatly in parallel rows. So this was taken elsewhere in the cemetery.
My tearsheet assignment inspiration pages. My inspiration shot that got me thinking and ultimately made is the lemon picture in the bottom right.
The assignment was to walk 10 minutes from home then shoot. I added to the randomness by letting Otto, my dog, do the navigating.
This week's assignment is menu. Here's a practice shot:
Colour: green
Composition: sense of depth
Lighting: artificial single source (headtorch)
My ideas centred around green beer bottles. After a lot of messing around I manged to get a reflection of the canon symbol in the bottle. Thought it could be a play on the famous Carlsberg ads..... "If Carlsberg made cameras.......".
The jury is out at Rousell towers as to whether this works or not :-)
back to my regular old bee obsession after a chicken-love detour.
block-printed platter back. sadly, it dried, so I'll fire this and use it for mosaic work and make a new one for this week's assignment.
I took this photo because for the most part I always have a small on my face. I like the trees in the background of my photo. Something I would change in my photo would be the glare on my face and making it less blurry.
Right away your eyes are drawn to Katy Perry, then to the Pop Chips, then to the heading "Nothing fake about 'em" which I believe is suggesting that like Katy Perry's famous 'assets' are all natural, much like the chips.
In this photo, I was outside in direct sunlight with no clouds in the sky. The sun was almost directly above the basketball hoop so it was about noon when I took this shot. I would say the lighting from the sun creates a chill, yet happy mood and having the entire background clear allows the basketball hoop to be the focal point of the photo.
Photo by Emily McInerney
Assignment 1, Photo 1, 50mm
Amanda Feder, Eastern Illinois University senior Communication Studies major in Charleston, Ill., poses in front of Pemberton hall. Feder has been belly dancing for seven years.
Today’s Daily Shoot assignment is:
Today, let's illustrate the emotion of being happy. Make a photograph that represents happiness to you.
There's nothing better than seeing genuine happiness in others! It definitely makes me smile, especially when I can successfully capture it on camera. These boys (boy scouts even!) were giggling about something as they rode atop their swamp buggy in the annual parade. I'm not a real fan of parades, but I was trying to cross the six lane road and it was barricaded for the event...so decided to use the time wisely! Note: there's a reason you carry a camera with you at all times! :) US 41 E & 2nd Ave N, Naples, FL
replaced the first white reflector with a gold reflector to give a more natural warm tone.
slightly different angle used too
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/)