warm up

1. What emotions did you feel as you worked your way through these images?

Well, sort of sad, but I don't really feel the emotions of the photographer, because that woman is a complete stranger to me.

2. The photographer said this: "These photographs do not define us, but they are us." What do you think about this comment now that you have looked at the photos?

The photographs show their life

3. Do you think you could shoot photos like this if you were in this situation?

I probably would shoot at all

4. If you could write Angelo a letter, what would you say to him?

I feel the sympathy for you, and I don't feel it for everyone.

B/W Photographers part >9,000

1.) What first caught your eye while looking at your photographers photos? Is there something in particular about their photos that made you want to choose them? Post the images with your writing.

The first thing that caught my eye was that they were black and white, and mainly nature. It was the nature that got me.

2.) Look at those 2 photos you posted last time in the assignment Great Black and White Photographers Part 2. Use your five senses to tell me more about those photos. Answer them on your blog.
Photo 1:
I see the mountains and the river flowing by. I also see the dark clouds gathering fast. I see that the sun is gone. I also see Ansel Adams taking a picture of the mountains.
I smell the odor of the flowers. I also smell the trees. I can smell Ansel Adams all the way from here.
I hear the birds chirping. I also hear Ansel Adams cursing at his camera. I hear thunder in the distance.
I taste the mosquitoes that flied into my mouth. I also taste the sandwich I took with me. And I still got the coffee aftertaste in my mouth.
I feel the mosquito bites itching on my leg. I feel the breeze on my face. I also feel the ants climbing up my legs.
Photo 2:
I see Ansel Adams sitting behind the camera. I also see my camera with which i am taking pictures. And I see some nice conifer trees.
I smell the fresh smell of conifer trees. I smell the croissants in my backpack. And I smell cigar smoke.
I hear the birds chirping. I also hear Ansel Adams telling me a story about his travels. And I hear the clicks of the camera.
I taste the croissants I put in my backpack. They taste really good. I also taste pine needles that a re bitter.
I feel the wind blowing on my skin. I also feel the camera that I'm holding in my hands. And I feel the pinecone as it hits me on my head.

mural project review

1. Think of at least three ideas you have about what your team could take photos of, that are in the same theme? Be creative, but be realistic. You will be shooting OFF campus, and every member of your team will need to be able to take similar photos or whatever you decide to do as a group.

We could take pictures of plants. We could also shoot people. And we could capture constellations.

2. You will be using the school cameras or your own similar camera. You will need to shoot in Manual. What are three things you will have to think about when you are out shooting?

We have to think about aperture, shutter speed, and ISO.

3. Although we have always done this assignment as a paper/printed product. I am interested in being able to show off these images/creations/murals online. What are some ideas you have on how to get these pieces onto the internet? List three ideas and how you would suggest to your team this second product gets created.

We could use  website building platforms such as weebly and wix. We can also use social media such as Instagram and Facebook. And finally we can just post them on our blogs.

academic shoot

Shutter speed: 1/400 sec
F-stop: f/7.1
ISO:100

Shutter speed: 1/400
F-stop: f/8
ISO:100

camera sim2

1/15 sec	F8.0 ISO:100 Too blurry.
1/30 sec	F8.0 ISO:100 Spinny thing is blurry, picture too bright.
1/60 sec	F8.0 ISO:100 Spinny thing still blurry, lighting is perfect.
1/125 sec	F8.0 ISO:200 Less blurry, perfect lighting.
1/250 sec	F8.0 ISO:400 Lighting is good, bit blurred the thingy, too many artifacts.
1/500 sec	F8.0 ISO:200 Really dark, no blur.
1/1000 sec	F8.0 ISO:200 Way too dark.
1/15 sec	F13 ISO:100 Too blurry, lighting is good.
1/30 sec	F13 ISO:100 Still bit blurry, lighting is fair.
1/60 sec	F13 ISO:200 Bit dark, thingy is blurry.
1/125 sec	F13 ISO: 100 Just right for me-bright enough, nothing blurry.
1/250 sec	F13 ISO:200 Just right for me-nothing blurry, bright enough.
1/500 sec	F13 ISO:400 Just right for me-bright enough, nothing blurry.
1/1000 sec	F13 ISO:800 Too many artifacts.

Str spd	F-stop
1/15 sec	F4.5 ISO:100 plain white.
1/30 sec	F4.5 ISO:100 Plain white.
1/60 sec	F4.5 ISO:100 Way too white.
1/125 sec	F4.5 ISO:100 Well, I can see something now.
1/250 sec	F4.5 ISO:100 I see something... it's a bird, it's plane... it's a girl!
1/500 sec	F4.5 ISO:100 It's getting better- but still too white.
1/1000 sec	F4.5 ISO:100 Just perfect for me-nothing blurry, bright enough.
1/15 sec	F5.6 ISO:100 Plain white.
1/30 sec	F5.6 ISO:100 Still too white.
1/60 sec	F5.6 ISO:100 Something there-barely anything to see-too bright.
1/125 sec	F5.6 ISO:100 Getting better- still too bright.
1/250 sec	F5.6 ISO:100 Even better- slightly dark.
1/500 sec	F5.6 ISO:100 Just perfect for me-bright enough, nothing blurry.
1/1000 sec	F5.6 ISO:200 Yet another perfect photo.

camera sim

Str spd	F-stop	ISO:200	What does it look like?
1/15 sec	F4.5		Too bright.
1/30 sec	F4.5		Less brighter, still too much.
1/60 sec	F4.5		Still too much.
1/125 sec	F4.5		Better, but bright.
1/250 sec	F4.5		Almost perfect.
1/500 sec	F4.5		I don't like the lighting, but it's good.
1/1000 sec	F4.5		Too dark.
1/15 sec	F5.6		Too bright.
1/30 sec	F5.6		Less brighter, still too much.
1/60 sec	F5.6		Still too much.
1/125 sec	F5.6		Better, but bright.
1/250 sec	F5.6		Perfect for me.
1/500 sec	F5.6		Too dark.
1/1000 sec	F5.6	way too dark for a photo.