Sunday, May 16, 2010
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Dave W - Worst Photo
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Steph G - 'A week of my life'
This wasn't a typical week for me. Every free moment that I had between last Thursday and this evening has been dedicated to helping my daughter prepare for her science fair. It's not what I would call my passion, but it was a fun experience for us. Unfortunately, I don't have a sequence of photos documenting my life for the last week. But here is a shot that should sum up all the time spent with glue, scissors, and clip art.
Steph G - Worst photo?
I'm not even sure what my camera was set on. I like to think I know how to shoot fast moving, Wii-playing kids, but now I'm not sure...
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Steph G - playing with light -variations on the same sign
I only really liked these pictures from last week's class. I didn't get out much at night to see more neon lights, and the lights around home are street lights. I will play with those more as time goes on, but for now, this will have to do.
I decided to toy with B&W on the neon. I liked it a lot in Photoshop and even got the reflection in there. No matter what I did to adjust it, though, everytime I would save it and open it again, I lost it. I still like the look of the sign floating in the air, though.
I hadn't started playing with movement yet, but I really like how the window reflects the tree and light and how the light is glowing on the frame of the window.
This was my favorite design of the sign. I had several that were great, but a street lamp kept interfering. I like how it is crooked and in need of Chiropractic assistance.
Only in Oly!
Jessica - Night and Low Light (and some past weeks work)
Field trip image
Throughout the day, I found myself drawn to the different paddles - how people personalized them.
Tv 1/250, f 5.6, ISO 100, partial metering
Class room fun:
Manual mode, f 8.0, Tv 34 sec, ISO 100, partial metering
My oldest really "got" the drawing with lights concept and drew this stick figure.
Manual mode, f 10, Tv 13 sec, ISO 100, spot metering
Sparklers. We had two different kinds of sparklers. One really looked like fireworks (see Andrea's post) . The ones used in this shot were great for drawing but were SO smoky the shots were hazy. I only left the shutter open a short time on this one to beat the smoke.
Tv 7 sec, f 10, ISO 100
Shooting the moon with and without a tripod.
(With, above) We weren't able to get trees in the foreground from the backyard unfortunately. We did try uplighting some even but that didn't work.
Tv 1/60, f 16, ISO 100
(Without, below) Last week, in Mexico the moon we beautiful but I didn't have my tripod. That considered I thought it might be fun to see if I could draw with the moon anyway.
PAST ASSIGNMENTS
B&W & Closeup/Macro
"10' outside my front door" This was our view from our window looking down. I really like the repeating circles and curves.
Tv 1/100, f 8.0, ISO 100
Mexico junk drawer
Tv 1/20, f 8.0, spot metering, ISO 100 (180 mm plus ext. tubes)
Close-up/Macro with 10' of front door
Tv 1/80, f 5.6, spot metering, ISO 100, focal length 200mm plus ext tube
WORST PHOTO of the week
One too many Coco-Loco's for me I think.
Shelley - Fun with flashlights & Fido!
Dave W - Low Light and Dragon Boat Race
I didn't get the action shop I hoped for but found a lot of interesting people. I think this group gets the focus award for the day. I cropped this picture because there were some distractions I didn't like but in doing so I lost the symmetry of the oars, but the story is mostly in their faces anyway so I like this better.
Andrea- Dragon Boat Races
Here are my favorites photos from Sunday.
ISO 320, 98 mm, f/2.8, 1/4000
It was fun to be up high looking down on all the rowers coming off the boats. You could see them congratulating each other, talking about the race, etc.
ISO 400, 140 mm, f/5, 1/1250
This was not the angle I was hoping to get of the rowers, but I liked the rowers and oars lined up nonetheless. I also liked all the bright colors on the boats and life vests. It would have been nice to have a circular polarizer to help get rid of the light reflection on the water.
ISO 400, 200 mm, f/f, 1/1600
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Andrea- Zoom
Deana ~ Shoot the Moon/landscape
The best of the photo's taken. Tried on a couple of nights. First attempt waited for the moon to move up and then it was gone with the clouds. This attempt I decided to start earlier and again where I wanted to shoot the moon...it disappeared. Want to try star trails...too many clouds to make the shot this week. Maybe next week. There is moon spot on all my shots, just like I find with the sun. Filter Filter Filter...shop shop shop! Need to sell more photos.
Dave and Deana ~ Dancing with Bella with flashlights
Andrea- Fun with Flashlights
Andrea - Sparklers
Andrea- Moon photo
Dave - Jumping Jacks
Dave - Couldn't Resist
I had to post this photo even though it's not part of an assignment. It was however, having a camera with me at the right time.
Since my brother is a Lacey firefighter and I am a cop we constantly banter back and forth about who is better.
I found this Lacey fire rig parked in front of a Pole Dancing shop yesterday. I thought they did away with the fire pole in their new station because of safety reasons. Now I think maybe it was because they were doing too much dancing in all their spare time.
Deana ~ Dragon Boat field trip
I can't say I had a great picture on our field trip. I played with a couple concepts (blurred back ground, foreground middle and background) and felt good about accomplishing it. But the photos weren't that great. I found myself watching what people wore in the boats so I choose this photo to express what I saw on Sunday. Also shot lots of photos from the hip/blindly and man I need practice at that.
Stephanie G - Black and White
I have been short on time and unable to post many images on our blog. So now is my chance to get a little bit caught up. I took this shot on a very nice day as the sun was beginning to set. In color, it is very pretty, but the amount of light that was cast on Carley's hair along with the darker shades made me think it would be a nice black and white.
Monday, April 26, 2010
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