View allAll Photos Tagged project1
Canon Rebel T6
aperture: f/5.6
shutter speed: 1/100
ISO: 320
Exterior photo with natural light during late afternoon in shaded area.
The white window stands out against the red-terracotta exterior of the building and the metal pipe. Simple shapes, color, and texture are included in the overall composition.
Canon Rebel T6
aperture: f/5.6
shutter speed: 1/100
ISO: 100
Bright natural light taken in late afternoon.
The eye is drawn around the photo of the puddles by the repetition of the varying irregular circles in the photograph. The different sizes add to the texture, starting from the tiny pieces of gravel and contrasting with the areas covered by water which appear smooth.
Canon PowerShot SX430 IS
F stop 4.0
ISO 100
Shutter Speed 1/200
Taken Jan 27, 2019
Taken around 11:49 am
I light this candle on summer nights but I leave it outside all year long. I like this way it photographed. It really has your eye looking all around at the different elements in the photograph.
Self Portrait.
"If only you had known me before the accident,
For with that grand collision, came a grave consequence,
Receptors overloaded; they burst and disconnect
Til there was little feeling, please work with what is left".
DCFC - Ghosts of Beverly Drive
Camera: Pentax K20D
Focal Length / ISO: 42.5 mm / 100
Shutter Speed: 0.4 Seconds
Aperture Setting: f/4.5
Date Taken: 9/8/14
Time Taken: 10:41 am
Intent: When I was thinking about what type of pictures to take for this project. When I first woke up the next day (from the perspective of the pillow) seemed like an interesting idea. Especially the blinding light from the windows, the partial focus when you first open our eyes.
Intention: To demonstrate the difference in quality between different ISO settings.
Reference to Reading: David DeChemin talks about ISO and how it affects the sensor's sensitivity to light, but often causes graininess.
Outcome: The image showed the consequences of using higher ISO's by reducing quality, clarity, and even saturation.
Edits: Stacked and cropped to align (No other edits to keep the integrity of the test)
2.5 by 3.5,Oil on Canvas
If you get the chance, check out this guys photostream, he has some AMAZING shots!
Reference photo:Tambako the Jaguar
For this image I wanted to capture the way the sunlight was hitting this decoration piece. Here it is centered
Canon PowerShot SX430 IS
F stop 5.6
ISO 1600
Shutter Speed 1/1000
Taken Feb 24, 2019
Taken around 2:35 pm
Intention: To demonstrate the difference in quality between different ISO settings.
Reference to Reading: David DeChemin talks about ISO and how it affects the sensor's sensitivity to light, but often causes graininess.
Outcome: The image showed the consequences of using higher ISO's by reducing quality, clarity, and even saturation.
Edits: Stacked and cropped to align (No other edits to keep the integrity of the test)