Friday, February 27, 2015
Flash Photography Basic Concepts
1. Every Flash photograph is two exposures in one.
2. Fill flash can be used when subject is backlit or side lit to eliminate silhouettes or shadows.
3. Flash exposure is not affected by shutter speed
4. Flash illumination is dramatically affected by distance
5. Your camera measures ambient light and flash illumination separately.
6. With automatic flash metering, the flash illumination is measured after the shutter button is pressed, and the flash output is adjusted accordingly.
7. Every SLR camera with a mechanical shutter box has a maximum flash sync shutter speed.
8. Harsh lighting, washed out subjects and red eye can be eliminated by using diffusers and light bouncing.
9. It is possible to change the order of when the flash fires using "Rear Curtain Sync"
10. Removing the flash from the top of the camera helps eliminate red eye and unflattering shadows.
2. Fill flash can be used when subject is backlit or side lit to eliminate silhouettes or shadows.
3. Flash exposure is not affected by shutter speed
4. Flash illumination is dramatically affected by distance
5. Your camera measures ambient light and flash illumination separately.
6. With automatic flash metering, the flash illumination is measured after the shutter button is pressed, and the flash output is adjusted accordingly.
7. Every SLR camera with a mechanical shutter box has a maximum flash sync shutter speed.
8. Harsh lighting, washed out subjects and red eye can be eliminated by using diffusers and light bouncing.
9. It is possible to change the order of when the flash fires using "Rear Curtain Sync"
10. Removing the flash from the top of the camera helps eliminate red eye and unflattering shadows.
Monday, February 23, 2015
Peer Review Free Shoot
http://joshcommercialphoto.blogspot.com/2015/02/free-shoot.html
1. Your free shoot is great man. Going to start off by just saying that every photo you took for your free shoot is very good and catches my eye.
1. My favorite picture haas got to be either the graffiti lady or the shoe. Probably the shoe because the backdrop is great i love the buildings and you totally balled the rule of thirds just a great photo.
2. My least favorites is of the gate not because its bad because i still really like this picture i just feel like it should have a subject like something you are trying to show us or have us see. But the photo is taken well just missing something i feel like.
3. You have talent and I can see this in your photographs. You have a good eye and nice ideas and set ups for your photographs. I find your photos grab my eye and that is very good they interest me and look pretty.
4. Take more photos of people. You great at scenes and such but id like to see more people.
1. Your free shoot is great man. Going to start off by just saying that every photo you took for your free shoot is very good and catches my eye.
1. My favorite picture haas got to be either the graffiti lady or the shoe. Probably the shoe because the backdrop is great i love the buildings and you totally balled the rule of thirds just a great photo.
2. My least favorites is of the gate not because its bad because i still really like this picture i just feel like it should have a subject like something you are trying to show us or have us see. But the photo is taken well just missing something i feel like.
3. You have talent and I can see this in your photographs. You have a good eye and nice ideas and set ups for your photographs. I find your photos grab my eye and that is very good they interest me and look pretty.
4. Take more photos of people. You great at scenes and such but id like to see more people.
Peer Review
http://alexsphotojournalismblog.blogspot.com
1. My favorite picture is the drop from the six stations. Totally baller. Captures the action and the ripples perfectly. Great mix of colors as well really grabs the viewers eye.
2. My least favorite picture from the six stations is the black acrylic not because its bad but because it has potential and you could have done it better. Maybe lowering the camera and capturing more the reflection.
3. You have a very good eye. You see a photographic opportunity and a picture in almost anything you see and that is evident as you can make any mundane event a great picture that is great.
4. You could work on maybe looking for faces more but I'm not sure you ball it everyday so do you. keep taking pictures to keep ballin the craft.
1. My favorite picture is the drop from the six stations. Totally baller. Captures the action and the ripples perfectly. Great mix of colors as well really grabs the viewers eye.
2. My least favorite picture from the six stations is the black acrylic not because its bad but because it has potential and you could have done it better. Maybe lowering the camera and capturing more the reflection.
3. You have a very good eye. You see a photographic opportunity and a picture in almost anything you see and that is evident as you can make any mundane event a great picture that is great.
4. You could work on maybe looking for faces more but I'm not sure you ball it everyday so do you. keep taking pictures to keep ballin the craft.
Thursday, February 19, 2015
Famous Painting Shoot
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
Studio Tour Preview
3 Photography experience questions
1. When shooting out in the world and normal people out on the street how do you talk to them? Do you take the picture without asking them or talk to them about the picture and how do you talk to them without them posing or making it staged.
2. Do you thinks its more important to take a quality picture or to a great editor to make the picture look the way it is.
3. What inspires you to take pictures? Places, people, music, ect.
5 questions
1. Does working in a studio give you a nice sense of being able to create any situation and or scene?
2. What tips would you give for working with models?
3. Are there certain feelings or moods you usually try and work with in your photography?
4. What body port or features do you most like to capture and look for when shooting subjects?
5. What is the best thing about having a studio for you?
1. When shooting out in the world and normal people out on the street how do you talk to them? Do you take the picture without asking them or talk to them about the picture and how do you talk to them without them posing or making it staged.
2. Do you thinks its more important to take a quality picture or to a great editor to make the picture look the way it is.
3. What inspires you to take pictures? Places, people, music, ect.
5 questions
1. Does working in a studio give you a nice sense of being able to create any situation and or scene?
2. What tips would you give for working with models?
3. Are there certain feelings or moods you usually try and work with in your photography?
4. What body port or features do you most like to capture and look for when shooting subjects?
5. What is the best thing about having a studio for you?
Thursday, February 12, 2015
6 Stations Preview
Black acrylic
Small objects are placed on black acrylic. This makes the objects pop and also casts a nice reflection. Used a lot in advertising. Materials consist of lights, box lights white and bright as well as tripod and of course acrylic.
Bubbles
Soap and water blow bubbles get super close with your camera and snap a picture. Use a light. Make it look like a world.
Take pictures at different focal lengths then combine the images together. You take pictures with different objects at different focal lengths.
You fill up a baggie with colored water and wait for it to drop into a pool of colored water and take pictures of the water splashing with your camera.
Take a spinning wheel with lights into a dark room and spin the wheel, take a picture with your camera in a long shutter speed to capture the spins of light.
Set up a scene with small figurines and take a camera with a macro lens and shoot with a shutter of 40-120 and the object is to make the pictures look real and the people like real people.
Bubbles
Soap and water blow bubbles get super close with your camera and snap a picture. Use a light. Make it look like a world.
Friday, February 6, 2015
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