This semester was amazing. I love this class so much. My thoughts on photography has changed so much. I learned that photography is more than just pressing a button. It’s about color, lighting, composition, framing, etc. The way I take photos has changed so much over the whole semester. My favorite project was the action. […]
Getting close is a project where we had to take 10 macro photos of living and non living objects. One thing that worked well was my camera had a macro setting. One challenge I faced was it was hard to find objects to take photos of. If it were spring I would take photos of […]
Our new assignment was to plan, assemble props, and take photos using our “Set in the Street”. We had to take and edit 4 photos using the color values found in the photos by Carrie Mae Weems. The other two people in the photo are two of my friends who are also photographers. Click here […]
This had to be one of the hardest assignments my teacher gave our class. Our next assignments were to take 8 to 10 action photos. I set my ISO to auto and my shutter speed was 320. It took me like 20 tries just to make it focused and applying the rule of thirds was […]
In this project we had to go up to 15 different strangers and ask to take two photos of them; one smiling and the other not. The project was kind of difficult because some people said no when I asked to take photos of them. My perspective of the person changed from the first photo to the […]
Our assignment was to take light graffiti photos which was kind of a challenge but easy once I got it. I order to take the photos, I needed to set my cameras shutter really low between 30 seconds and a minute. Sometimes I would set it to bulb if I was unsure how much time […]
Our assignment was taking four photos of people and objects with different backgrounds. One thing that worked was taking photos with the rule of thirds grid and taking photos of different people. One thing that didn’t work was taking photos with different backgrounds. I still don’t get what the point of having rule of thirds. […]
In this assiagnment we had to to take photos with an infitive black background. I changed the ISO and shutter speed really too slow to make the background all black. I also shined a light at the the side of the person to take out the shadows. Making the background endless worked, but the colors on the […]
Our fourth assiagnment was to take portraits with an infinitive white background. I changed the ISO and shutter speed to make the background all white. I also shined a light at the white background to take out the shadows. Making the background endless worked, but the colors on the person ended up yellowish orange. Click here […]
