5/2 Sharing Photographs Assignment

20 photographs posted to Picasa Web Album:http://picasaweb.google.com/jcat43/ExploringDigitalPhotographyRandomPhotographs#

Build a New Relationship with Your Images through Photo Books - Professional Photography

Build a New Relationship with Your Images through Photo Books - Professional Photography

A good posting on selecting, editing, and presenting your photographs. I know I am going to make one of these books, probably this fall or winter.

Week 5--Second assignment

Effects: graduation tint with auto-contrast

Week 5-Second assignment

Tuning: Highlights, satuation, cooler color

Week 5--Second Assignment: Cropping

Cropping with "I'm feeling lucky"

Week Five-Second Assigment:

Three different editing alternatives:

Original

Library Pics

homework

Home work pic's

pic's from samson store

Here are the pictures from samson hardware store.

Fixing Exposure

The Best Photographers Are Troublemakers | Black Star Rising

The Best Photographers Are Troublemakers | Black Star Rising
Somehow I think the person who wrote this is a self-inflating troublmaker! :)
Could it be true? Nah.........

Week 5--Editing and enhancing

Before : picasa.google.com/



After: Cropped and inverted bird reflection,
then brighten by highlighting image in picasa.

Third assignment

Assignment 3

First assignment

1. Subject blur/ Partyally blurry photographs















2. Motion blur/ Totally blurry photographs















3. Depth of field/ Wrong plan of focus




















4. Over exposure/ Washed out
















5. Under exposure/ Too dark

















6. Incorrect white balance/ Wrong color





Sudre Pierre-Henri

Second Assignement

First assignment

Three review sites :

1) http://www.digicamreview.com/fujifilm_finepix_f100fd_review.htm

2) http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/F100FD/F100FDA.HTM

3) http://www.photographyblog.com/reviews_fujifilm_finepix_f100fd.php

Three strengths:

- The Fujifilm FinePix F100fd shows low noise levels

- The camera features real image stabilisation, in the form of an anti-shake sensor in the Fuji F100fd. This feature helps reduce image blur due to low light or long zoom photography.

- Color and exposure were both good

Three weaknesses:

- slightly sluggish cycle times

- exposure meter mode not available.

- problems with white balance when we are inside.

Second assignment:

I checked all of theses parameters. I haven’t found the possibility to change the exposure meter mode.

Sudre Pierre-Henri

First assignment

1 http://www.photo.fr/portfolios/wolfe/index5.html

This is a picture of Neuika which is a coral reef in New Caledonia. In my opinion; it has been taken from a helicopter. This picture shows all the different blue contrasts. We notice that with a unique color we can get a really nice picture because of its blue contrasts.

2 http://www.yannarthusbertrand.org/v2/home_fr.htm

Perhaps the most gripping aspect of this photograph is the powerful display of natural ambient tones, captured in the crisp oranges, blues, and greens. The browns and greys captured in lesser intensity and filling the background are beautifully muted.

3 http://www.jingoo.com/daniel-torres-photo/portfolio.php?photo=7&diapo=0

This is an extrem close shot: the resol

ution and the details of the bug are really fine.

I have no idea how the photographer did it without frightening the bug.

4 http://portfolio.sudpresse.be/main.php?g2_itemId=238954

According to me, take shots of soccer games is very difficult because we can’t know when something interesting happens. So, photographers have to take a lot of photographs and review all of them.

5 http://denis.darzacq.revue.com/la_chute/photo13.html

I think the technique is interesting: the photographer is taking ten or maybe more pictures in a row.

This picture is not a montage: the man is really jumping horizontally. This is a metaphor for representing the flexibility of the body according to the regid design of buildings.

Second assignment

As light bounces off an object, it reflects the image of that object, which is the basic principle that all cameras rely on to capture images. When you hold a camera in front of your subject, to take a picture or movie, the light reflects from the scene, and strikes the lens of the camera, then forms an inverted or upside down image on the far inside wall of the camera. Another way to illustrate this concept would be to stand in a small, dark, windowless room during daylight. If you were to make a small pinhole into the center of the outside wall, light would stream into the room. The image of the outside scene beyond the wall would be projected onto the back wall. Yet, it would be upside down.

Go to http://www.yannarthusbertrand.org/index_new.htm. Then to English version and then to photograph. You can choose which continent you want.

His photos are amazing because they are original. He took his pictures from a helicopter and we can see strange landscapes from the sky. My favorites are the ones from islands or Africa. They are full of color and show a really nice view of Earth. One even shows a heart-shaped island.

Sudre Pierre-Henri

Editing & Enhancing Your Photographs Assignment

The first picture to the left is an ice sculpture with auto-contrast, the next picture is using warmifying effect on Picasa. The picture to the left is using pink tinting from the effects option in Picasa. The final picture below is the original picture.

Week 5 Assignment 2

Original

Black & White

Antique 

Cropped

Week 5 Assignment 1

After HDRish

Before

edits

before


after with "I am feeling lucky"


after with saturation


after with warming