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I took this on a skiing trip to Knutefjell in Kongsberg - Norway, spring 2009. The weather was awesome and we built a jump before skiing down into the valley.
I've been kind of exploring the capabilities of photography lately. Just doing everything I can to push my camera's functions to the limit. For all 5 of these exposures, my camera was at an ISO of 6400, Shutter speed of 1/8000, and aperture of f/2.8. I was absolutely amazed at the things I was able to capture, and I felt that I needed to share this incredible sequence. The grain was awful (obviously it would be at an ISO of 6400), so I edited the photographs to make it "work" so to say.
The Image itself is absolutely HUGE, so I hope to print it out at some point at its full size of 9" x 42"!
Photography 101 sequence film photography project.
This is all made by hand, with chemical in the lab. We used an old door in the location. The second image was exposed on the paper not pasted.
sequence of photos of the girls i babysit for. they had never had an ice cream cone from an actual ice cream truck, so we chased one down and i treated them to one.
Opening Reception for Narrative Sequences, and Featured Artist Projects by Leah Oates and Star Black
Skate West Park - www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcOPL7TjjE4 - Photo by www.myprofe.com - English Teacher / Language Consultant
photo new media- assesment task.
before you ask- no i didnt take it too far with the vignetting! Haha. I only had my 50mm lens so i borrowed sams wide angle digital lens and put it on my full frame camera- this is what happens! was going to crop it out but i think i prefer it in for this type of shot..