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Canon Objective 1977
(Sales Brochure)
NOT A REPRINT.
Size (approx): 21cm x 29.50 cm
Publisher: Canon Inc.. Printed in Switzerland
Language: English
Date: 1977
Number of Pages: 24 including cover
Extra info: Glossy heavy paper
Condition: 5 out of 10
Sorry for the horrendous background, just really wanted to post this before it collected dust on my desk
It looked fine to me. Perhaps the scale was off.
It seems the only thing wrong with this relief map of Little Bighorn was that the audio commentary wasn't working.
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Objective: Press Release @ The Star for Melbourne Cup 2010 & Fundraising for National Cancer Society Malaysia
Photographer: Amri G
Assisted By: Emil G
Celebrity: Dato' Yasmin Yusuf
Wardrobe Designer: Nila Palacios www.nilapalacios.com/
MUA: Rachel W
Location: Double Tree, Hilton KL
Special Thanks to Meem,Vanitha Krishnasamy & Jenni Lander
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Me, checking if my HOLY new nikon zoom is still operative after a bad fall. Fortunately the spring has come, and a flower carpet saved it from any damage.
The objective of this project was to create a collage commenting on a social issue or comment on something of today's popular culture. I commented on the fact that America is made up of people of many races, religions, and other groups to show that no matter what divides us at the end of the day we are all Americans. The medium I used was Adobe Photoshop, the technique I used was the lasso tool, and feathering. One element of art that I used was shape, I made the pictures into shapes that would fit together nicely. One principle of art that I used was variety, I included a variety of pictures of different groups and people.
Journalists pose for a group photo with the Deputy Special Representative of the Chairperson of the African Union Commission (DSRCC) for Somalia, Simon Mulongo, and the Chairman of the Federal Electoral Implementation Team, (FEIT) Mohamed Hassan, at the opening of a two day training on objective election reporting. The training organised by AMISOM Political Affairs Unit in conjunction with the Federal Electoral Implementation Team (FEIT) and The National Union of Somali Journalists (NUSOJ) commenced on 23 October 2021 in Mogadishu, Somalia.
AMISOM Photo / Fardosa Hussein
To start out her day, Golden Girl Lizzy meets the rest of the team for morning workouts.
This is an objective shot because it is the audience’s point of view while looking at Lizzy.
Objective 2: Creative Exposure
The camera mode (P, Tv, Av, M) and why I chose it: Av Mode, So I had control of the depth and ISO.
f stop used and why: f/5.6 because I wanted a short depth of field.
shutter speed used and why: 1/400, Camera chose it because of what I chose for the f stop and ISO.
ISO used and why: 200, because I was outside on a sunny day.
Exposure compensation and why it was used:
Focal length and why: 55mm, So I could get a close up shot.
Objective 3: Elements and Principles of Design
The principles of design demonstrated (describe the use): I created form and emphasis by focusing on the top part of the flowers and making the rest blurry.
The elements of design demonstrated (describe the use): The pedal of the flowers create texture and repetitious pattern.
Objective 4: Lighting
Type of lighting and why: Soft defused light because the harsh sun light went behind the clouds.
Objective 5: Post Production (ex. dust/spot removal, contrast, white balance, sharpening, borders, etc.)
Corrections/adjustments made: Unsharpen mask, I used the Hue/saturation and color balance it more purpley blue, and added some exposure.
Objective 7: Photographic Styles (ex. portrait, landscape, etc.)
Type/style of photography: Nature
The camera mode (P, Tv, Av, M): Av
f stop used: f/5.6
shutter speed used: 1/400
ISO used: 200
Exposure compensation: 0
Focal length: 55mm
Objective camera view. Some of the lights were flickering on and off in the church and one of the members was trying to see what was going on how some lights were on and others were off. Lol!!
For non-scientific evaluating purposes I picked some old second hand M42 objectives from my drawers and screwed them on Pentax K20D and shot a few photos wide open.
Carl Zeiss Jena Pancolar 1.8/80 is somewhat cult object(ive) which cannot be found at flea markets. Mine came via Manual Focus Forum (see forum.mflenses.com/ for more info).
Frankly: this objective is here by accident. My original idea was to use 50mm ones here.
The objective of this exhibition was to present 50 published numbers of a prominent arhictectural magazine in Croatia – Oris, at the event celebrating its 10 years of existance. The event-exhibition took place in a circular ˝Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts˝ building in Zagreb (Croatia) and it lasted one week.
50 magazine covers, printed using citylight technique on a clear foil and hung beneath a honeycomb-like glass dome and lit by natural light, made a spatial installation which - with light and transparent covers of ˝flying Oris˝, created a special visual experience. 50 of the actual published numbers of Oris were exhibited on the circular wall placed in plexiglass panels. Also, 7 different LCD screens with Nintendo controlers were part of the exhibition allowing the visitor to view an animated presentation of the magazine, as well as published books, symposioums and events organized by Oris.
Studio's art director Ante Rašić is one of the founders of the magazine and a member of the editorial board. From 1998-2008, alongside Oris, designers from Studio Rašić designed all accompanying publications for Arhitekst, for promotions and events such as: Days of Oris, exhibition Oris Idea, as well as capital projects such as the book Contemporary Croatian Architecture.
Design: Studio Rašić
Creative director: Ante Rašić
Designers: Ante Rašić, Marko Rašić
Fabrication: Studio Rašić
Photo: Damir Fabijanić, Studio Rašić archive
Client: Arhitekst
Year: 2008
Location (city, country): Barrel Galery - CAA, Zagreb, Croatia
Project Title: 10yearsOris50
Objective 3: Elements and Principles of Design: Line- The metal of the table and the direction of the sanding wheel and lights above create a lines that create movement and breaks up the photo into separate areas of interest. Colour- The sanding wheel is dark but the brown and yellow makes a harmonious blend of neutral colours. Shape- The sanding wheel is a wonderful shape and creates a circle. The long metal table creates a long rectangle. The rectangle creates a negative space. Form- The groove inside the table creates a sense of form in the photo and adds more depth to the photo. The sanding wheel pressed up against the table also adds form and depth to the photo. Space- The empty space in the blurred background helps define the shape of the sanding wheel. It helps draw the eye to the texture and colour of the wheel. Texture- This photo is excellent when it comes to texture. The photo has leftover wood dust on the table which creates a textured look. The table is heavily scratched which makes it look very textured. The wheel is covered in a sandpaper like texture. This photo's highlight is definitely the textures. Tone/Value- The tones on the edge of the wheel add a certain depth to the wheel. It makes the wheel look as if it is not a solid circle, but it creates more of a 3D feel. Emphasis- The emphasis lies in the center of the wheel. It is located in proper location due to the rule of thirds an the blurred background does not take away from the wheel. Movement- The swirling colours of the sanding wheel creates a wonderful sense of movement. and draws the eye to notice all of the colours of the wheel. Balance- The photo has a sense of asymmetrical balance. The wheel takes most of the photo, but it is well balanced by the table. Repetition/Pattern- A recurring element in his photo is texture. The texture is shown all over the photo and has nice movement to it leading ones eye through the photo. Contrast- focused points in the picture are quite dark which contrasts the brighter, but blurred background. Unity- The picture feels very harmonious as all the textures and colours mix well together but don't necessarily conflict with one another. Objective 4: Lighting- The lighting is quite bright in this photo but the wheel which is the focus of the photo casts a shadow on a large area of the photo creating a nice contrast. Objective 5: Post Production- I have only resized this photo. Objective 6: Critique- I believe that this photo has a great blend of neutral colours and fantastic texture. I would have liked for the background to be a little less cluttered with the other machines in the way.