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© Belinda Wallace, Jon Stamp, Shaun Madden & Suzanne Hidson, 2010.
This series of photos were taken during an ACCP class at Uni. Our task was to create a set-up using key and rim lighting (mixed colour temperatures). We all used my camera so the photos are credited to everyone in the group! The images were shot against a grey wall in a room that's in the process of being converted into a second studio.
A photo of Shaun with all three lights working. Two strobes, one with a snoot fitted and a Red Head on the background.
© Belinda Wallace, 2010.
Been playing around with a new pinhole camera/tin today. This was a little over exposed and was pulled out of the developer before it was properly 'cooked'.
© Belinda Wallace, Jon Stamp, Shaun Madden & Suzanne Hidson, 2010
This series of photos were taken during an ACCP class at Uni. Our task was to create a set-up using key and rim lighting (mixed colour temperatures). We all used my camera so the photos are credited to everyone in the group! The images were shot against a grey wall in a room that's in the process of being converted into a second studio.
A photo of Jon with all three lights working. Two strobes, one with a snoot fitted and a Red Head on the background.
© Belinda Wallace, Jon Stamp, Shaun Madden & Suzanne Hidson, 2010
This series of photos were taken during an ACCP class at Uni. Our task was to create a set-up using key and rim lighting (mixed colour temperatures). We all used my camera so the photos are credited to everyone in the group! The images were shot against a grey wall in a room that's in the process of being converted into a second studio.
This photo was shot with all three lights (2 strobes and 1 Red Head) working.
© Belinda Wallace, 2010.
I took this a few days ago with a Jelly Baby tin I turned into a pinhole camera. The paper is curved inside the tin which really changes the way things look. I'm going to enjoy playing with this.
Tomorrow is Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day and if any students are around the campus between 10am and 2pm, come and join us. I'm bringing several cameras with me including this one. If you don't have a pinhole camera you can have a go at making one of your own or you can borrow one of mine.
© Belinda Wallace, 2009.
This was an experiment with the B&W settings of my camera. No adjustments have been made to the photo... yet!
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (BP) – The Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU) board of directors is considering recommendations for new membership and affiliate guidelines during meetings this week, amid differences over same-sex marriage hiring policies.
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Photo used with permission; however, reproduction is prohibited. For more information on this photograph, please email kennymccune@mobaptist.org.
© Belinda Wallace, 2009.
I was trying to make my assigned mini figure (1:87th scale) look much bigger than she is in reality, so I photographed her next to an even smaller model of the west facade of the Notre Dame de Paris.
© Belinda Wallace, 2010
11th November E&E lecture. Mark Dumbrell came in to talk about Margate Photo Fest and see if any students were interested in being involved in next year's event and Karen also came in to show us the images submitted so far for the Christmas Exhibition. These photos were taken during a break in the lecture, as you can see, we were still working hard! :)
Looking towards Canterbury cathedral from Canterbury Christ Church University campus. In the foreground are the pond and lawn and, through the windows, the coffee shop where the library used to be.
© Belinda Wallace, 2010
18th November E&E lecture. The main tasks were for the design team to present the poster designs from which a shortlist was chosen which were then taken down to the Print Space ready for the final choice to be turned into posters, they then had to do a survey of the campus to decide where the poster's would go. The curating team's job was to select the images for the Christmas Exhibition and work out how the photos are to be displayed... trouble is once they got down to the foyer, it was discovered that the layout for the exhibition flats had to be changed!