Dragon Panorama

Dragon Panorama

Panorama Tree

Trying again with panorama

Panorama Contact Sheet

Pillar Panorama

David Hockney Panorama Examples

Panorama #1

Panorama #2

2 Favorite 2012 year in pictures photos

A tiger jumps after a piece of meat at six flags, california

I like this picture because of the uniqueness of a tiger in water

A woman looks through frozen glass on a bus in romania.

The reason I this picture is because it looks like the woman is frozen in a block of ice.

Comic Strip

 

 

Comic Strip Contact Sheet

 

3 Favorite Studio Pictures I Took

 

Glamour

 

 

Hatchet

 

 

Rembrent

 

Studio Lighting Contact Sheet

 

Studio Lighting Pictures

 

Glamour Lighting

 

 

 

 

Hatchet lighting

 

Rembrent Lighting

 

 

Studio Lighting Set Up and tutorial video

Rembreant lighting: Light is put between the side and front of the model.

Hatchet Lighting: Light is put on the side of the model.

Glamour Lighting: Light is put in front of your model.

Studio Lighting Tutorial

Studio Lighting Examples

 

Rembrant Lighting

 

 

 

Glamour Lighting

 

Hatchet Lighting

 

 

Aperture Contact Sheet

Aperture Project Favorites

Depth of Field

Aperture/F-stop- A hole or opening in which light travels

Aperture Priority- is a setting on some cameras that allows the user to choose a specific aperture value while the camera selects a shutter speed to match

Ambient Light-

Artificial Light-

ASA/ISO/Film Speed- Film speed is the measure of a photographic film's sensitivity to light, determined by sensitometry and measured on various numerical scales, the most recent being the ISO system. Film speed is used in the exposure equations to find the appropriate exposure parameters. Four variables are available to the photographer to obtain the desired effect: lighting, film speed, f-number (aperture size), and shutter speed (exposure time).

Bracket-

Depth of Field-

Favorite Personification Digital Photo

Best photo I took for my personification project

Personification Contact Sheet

Example of Personification

These photos are examples of personification because the objects give the illusion that they have a face.

Breaking The Rules 5 Favorite Photos

 

Underexposed:

This photos has a lesser amount of light.

                                                                        Blurred:
          In this photo the camera wasnt able to crisp out the image because  the  camera was moving.

                                                               Extreme Rule of Thirds:
              In this photo I put the subject (the flag) off to the side making it extreme rule of thirds

                                                                 Overexposed:
                                             This photo was given too much light

                                                                     Tilted Horizon:
                           A tilted horizon is when the photo looks like its not right or not straight