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Modern Equipment and Machinery

GAF Photography 2008: Assignment Thread 41: Disturbing. I don't really have a fear of heights per se, but I am always a bit unsettled by them. Some might say even disturbed. Shot from the top of a parking garage zooming during the exposure to create a sense of vertigo.

Assignment #9 [Found] Still Life/ Slice-of-life.

Taken at the Club Jr. Dream Cup 2008 in Fuji City. The woman in red is on the Japanese women's national team, while the woman in black is on Fury, winner of the 2007 UPA North American Championship.

 

Yes, that's a frisbee.

Girls and boys in Osaka train

Some of you may remember I have a web assignment to do and was going to do a sort of PAD on tour.

 

I'm having a play with some content management systems at the moment (as that's the theme of the assignment). This is me messing around in drupal - tomorrow I'm playing with typo3.

 

Excuse the iphone shot - I'm guessing that's all you're going to get between now and June as I've got so many assignments to complete (including my dissertation) I don't think I'm going to be able to pick up my camera properly until it's all in.

My Gofer - Assignment - 8/5/09

Photo by Chris Ocken

 

Peacock Feathers for my texture assignment.

Exposure 0.01 sec (1/100)

Aperture f/4.5

Focal Length 18 mm

ISO Speed 100

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This is my picture of a texture for the texture assignment.

Class Assignment #2

ake a passage from a book that has been important to you, and shoot it. However you want. If you want to do something literally, go for it. If you want to imply the passage, that’s cool too.

 

I went with a passage from the book In an Image by Dara Horn

 

"When he looked at things, he didn't see them as other people do. Most people register what they see, however unconsciously, as part of a continuum of time and space, each plane and moment melting to the next like sand castles dissolving underwater. But when he looked around, he saw the world separated into frames, as if his eye were a camera and he were cropping out rectangles of the world, by blinking an eye and trapping a moment on the film of his retina. And it showed in the way he glanced at things."

ECDoug04 concerned: Personally my favorite from the entire quarter, this assignment was last minute, after watching War Photography. Head to to the water front in Foster City, The water receded, I just walk along the mud and "bedrock", which is full of crushed shell to take these picture.

 

I hope that I can add these to my Final Project, if the print come in time.

So for these shoot, i had to take for both last week and this week assignment. And for my project i decided to follow up with a continuation of a another shoot i had done a few years ago and that is shooting construction sites. I choose construction site because to me this is an everyday thing, however to many others it brand new. The way i shot these images were done in different angles and seeing the inside of different building before any of the walls were added. I went around and saw three different sites and worked there getting my images. Most of these are done in a abstract way because i want to show a different more artistic side to something most people take for granted. During my shoot the sun was going down so i had to play with the little light source i had to play with my ISO and Aperture as well. I was a bit of a challenge mainly because i wasnt able to take my camera inside these areas, so i had to wait until work shift was over and come in the night to get my images. I took over 119 photos but chose these 23 because these were my best for both week, plus i had a few over 13 images from some other days i had taken images but i felt these here were my stronger ones.

Digital Photography assignment #4:

Metaphor.

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