5/12/09
Ass 7B Quadtych: OUT OF THE CLOSET AND INTO THE BEDROOM
A shocked wife, a cheating husband and a big secret
4/16/09
4/10/09
Ass 7A
Lucas Samaras
An American photographer with with works in over 15 Galleries. His work is famous for his own mutilated self-portraits, in which he manipulated the photos and gave them the name Photo-Transformations.
Dan Burkholder
He uses digital technology to crate images that still look like 'real' photographs instead of graphic design photos. His main expertise lie in using wet and digital darkrooms and making digital negatives.
Josh Lucas
The Next Generation.
8 images blended together.
An American photographer with with works in over 15 Galleries. His work is famous for his own mutilated self-portraits, in which he manipulated the photos and gave them the name Photo-Transformations.
Dan Burkholder
He uses digital technology to crate images that still look like 'real' photographs instead of graphic design photos. His main expertise lie in using wet and digital darkrooms and making digital negatives.
Josh Lucas
The Next Generation.
8 images blended together.
3/24/09
Portraits Ass6
6a)
http://picasaweb.google.com/xxxxxLucasxxxxxx/StudioPortraits?feat=directlink
I found taking photos in the studio was a blast. It was a fun atmosphere and the groups I was in both times were really into the experience. It was different being able to control the situation with lighting & poses and being able to direct things. I wish we had a little more time, I was just getting used to it. For the first shoot we basically just moved the lamps around for lighting, but by the second shoot we got to switch backgrounds to a black more dramatic style which I preferred and also we switched the lighting to accentuate that style by casting shadows to make it look more dramatic and it changed Ahmed's friendly appearance. I mostly fooled around with the zoom instead of wide angle and I also switched shutter speed to decrease blur.
6b)
http://picasaweb.google.com/xxxxxLucasxxxxxx/Portraits?feat=directlink
http://picasaweb.google.com/xxxxxLucasxxxxxx/StudioPortraits?feat=directlink
I found taking photos in the studio was a blast. It was a fun atmosphere and the groups I was in both times were really into the experience. It was different being able to control the situation with lighting & poses and being able to direct things. I wish we had a little more time, I was just getting used to it. For the first shoot we basically just moved the lamps around for lighting, but by the second shoot we got to switch backgrounds to a black more dramatic style which I preferred and also we switched the lighting to accentuate that style by casting shadows to make it look more dramatic and it changed Ahmed's friendly appearance. I mostly fooled around with the zoom instead of wide angle and I also switched shutter speed to decrease blur.
6b)
http://picasaweb.google.com/xxxxxLucasxxxxxx/Portraits?feat=directlink
3/13/09
Motion Research Ass 5
http://picasaweb.google.com/xxxxxLucasxxxxxx/MotionResearchAss5?feat=directlink
Alright so I used a shutter speed of "05 for the fast motion pictures except the studio pictures were around 1/6. For the frozen in place pictures, inside the metro I used a light shutter speed of about 1/30 but when I photographed my dog outside I was able to turn it up to around 1/100 to 1/150 because it did not darken as much as the indoor image. I'm guessing this is because inside the shutter can only take in a certain amount of light while the shutter is still open whereas when I was outside there was an abundance of more natural light. I find the metro image that is brighter is very interesting because the way it is framed makes the metro look like a toy train :P As for the doggy shots, his name is Shadow, I just called him to go outside and played with him while snapping pictures. I especially like the one where he is about to catch his ball, his ears are funny.
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