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Monday, January 11, 2010

What I plan for my portriat.

I plan to shoot, myself. Or.. My own family, of course. Either at my own home, with of course a photo of them all in a big group. I plan to shoot with good angling, for a shot close and fear. Shots of all angles with goo d lighting. I plan to not take photo's in too bright of light or too dark. Iplan to make sure there's good background of my subjects, maybe like.. Add leading lines of something to draw someone's attention? I'll think of techniques that will serve well.

Three favorite tips of photgraphy.

1. Alter Your Perspective
5. Move Your Subject Out of their Comfort Zone.
7. Introduce a Prop

Thursday, January 7, 2010




A good photo must be one that shows character. A good photo must be original and from the heart. You must be close, and capture feeling either in a background or of the person your shooting. You need to get it close, and it must seem real. A weird funny distorted picture will be hated.
I wany to try for croping, background, many styles in my next shot. I want it to be good. When formating I want to try a self portriat, of something like the photo on the left. That's awesome.

Favorite pics and why.~







For the first photo.. I like it due to the foreground and background, the nice park with the skiier there. I believe the photographer used background and the rule of thirds in this pick.
For the second pic. I like it since much like that guy, looking like that.. I'd feel large and important as well. The photgrapher used background and leading lines to catch the eyes.
For the final pic. I liked the whole religious candle thing, I'd love to do something like that. The photographer used leading lines here.
1. Favorite memory... I guess due to us seeing Avatar and my family and me having for once a family hangout. I missed things like that and finally got them.
2.I got to go see Avatar, literally.. THE ONLY FUN THING! But it was a awesome movie. Other then that stayed home and did friend stuff? Nothing new.
3.The memory... Guess when my longest relationship ended. A bit personal, but you gotta' move on eventually, right? Either way, I won't forget that, ever...

Thursday, December 10, 2009

Caption of pic.~

Henry is doing a paper in history to be able to get a good grade in this class. This was being done in class 113 and was done due to him seeming to be an outstanding student for working.

About the pic.~

The subjects name is Henry. He's doing work from the book, a little bit of history. He's doing this to get a good grade, this was done on January 14th, 2009.

First photo evaluations.~

1.Only thing in sharp focus is the person in the chair.
A. The filing cabnet is not in focus while everything else is.
B. The filing cabnet was in the light.
2. There ish good contrast. Except the filing cabnet. The light ruined it.
3.No... Pay better attention to what I'm doing.
4. No?
5.Yes.

First Photo!


Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Number 6.~

It works by messing with our views how we view things, see things, working on our reality. It challenges our morlas since that's not how she really looks?

Number5.~

Honestly I don't think there is a difference in fashion photography and photojournalism.

Number 4.~

I do believe any form of drastic change is bad. However it's technically good if no one can tell you changed it. It doesn't matter if you can get away with it? But I think maybe.. Facial changes for like model's, or something to that affect are okay.

Number 3.~

Yes. Let's say you were making a photo for the newspaper. This is an example infrnedgement[spelling?]. It's a crime, a federal crime. It can and will get you jail duty.

Number 2.~

No. It's wrong wise but it helps us view what in our eye's or what we percieve as 'beautiful', though may in reality not be that, it's what we're forced to see.

Number 1.~

The model's face had been tucked. They got rid of her dimpels, her eye's were shallowed, her eye lid's raised, all. They changed her look more, her neck get's longer, her eye's bigger. They drasticcly change her hair, darkening it, styling it.