Silk Screen

For this project we had to print an image onto an acetate sheet. I chose a picture of downtown Toronto. Then i placed the image under an exposure table and put the silk screen over it. then projected the image onto the screen. Then i proceeded to rinse the screen under warm water and rub it with a paper towel. The image slowly started to appear. after the image was fully present, I placed it over a blank t-shirt and put dabs of paint over the image and spread it down. I used blue, red and brown. You can clearly see the image of downtown toronto and the CN tower. This can be an advertisement for Toronto encouraging people to visit. It shows beautiful views and what city life is like. To take this picture i used a Cannon D3100 with aperture set to F8. Shutter speed was set to 1/60.

Photogram

For this Photogram, I took a picture of downtown Toronto and printed it onto an acetate sheet. then I coloured in the black areas with a black sharpie. I then placed the original image onto an enlarger along with the second image of the eyes. For the final step i let it expose for 3 seconds then did what was necessary to develop my photo. The meaning of this photo is that god is always watching and that only you will know iff you have done the right thing. if you have done the wrong thing, it is between yourself and god if you choose to come clean or not. to take this picture i used a cannon D3100 and had aperture set to F8. I had shutter speed set to 1/60. 

Breaking the Rules

Portrait #1

Portrait #2

Portrait #3

These Pictures demonstrate the project "Breaking the Rules" Because they are all breaking the rule of thirds. For these pictures I was shooting in aperture F8, Shutter speed 1/125 of a second, and my ISO setting was set to 400. The first portrait had the subject (Michael) slightly off centered to the right giving the effect of 

Definitions

• Ambient light-the light that is already present in a scene, before any additional lighting is added.
• Main Light-  the main light that illuminates the subject being photographed or filmed
• Fill Light-a supplementary light used in photography or filming that does not change the character of the main light and is used chiefly to lighten shadows.
• Diffused Light-Diffused light that which is not harsh and direct, it has been softened in some way
• Ceiling Bounce- Bouncing light off a wall or at a diffuser will soften the intensity and help make your photos look that much more professional
• Background light- Background light is used to illuminate the background.
• Hair light- Light used to light up the subjects hair.
• Natural light- Natural light (sun).

Tell me what colour daylight is, and what colour tungsten bulbs are,  AND what colour flashes mimic!

Daylight (5000K – 6500K)

Tungsten bulbs (3200 K)

Types of Portraits:

Candid (subject aware)

Candid (subject unaware)

Posed (formal)

Posed (informal)

Self portrait

NOW!!!!

Find a portrait shot in ambient light, natural light, and studio light AND find one of each of the types of portraits.

Label them, put them in your photo book.

Ambient light

Natural light

Studio Light

Candid (aware)

Candid (unaware)

Posed (formal)

Posed (informal)

Self Portrait

Trip to Downtown Toronto

Portrait #1

This picture was chosen for the cover because it shows the diverse conditions of Downtown Toronto. In this photo you can see in the background tall sky scrapers which show the industrial part of Downtown. In the foreground you can see the amount of people that are commuting or traveling by foot which shows that the people of Toronto are independent and motivated to stay healthy and get work done. The wires above head are the tracks for street cars. This shows that the city of Toronto is committed to helping the people have an easier commute. Street cars are a cheaper alternative to taking the Go-Train. This picture also shows how busy it can be downtown and how hectic it gets. this picture was taken at about 11:30 am and the streets are all ready packed. If driving a car at busy, rush-hour traffic you need to be aware of pedestrians, street cars, vehicles with authority, and other things such a mother with a baby stroller. Overall this picture demonstrates the very fast-paced life of living downtown Toronto and I think this is a great shot.

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Renaissance

For this project we were told to choose a photo from the renaissance age and i decided to choose this photo. I have used Photoshop to place the face of my subject (Connor) on the face of the original image. My camera was set to aperture F5.5, my shutter speed was set to 1/30 of a second and my ISO was 100.

Painting with light

#1

This photo was shot having the subject (Matt) stand still with his arms up. There were two people who used two different coloured lights (Orange and Blue) to illuminate the outline of the subjects body and arms. This photo was shot with the camera set to a 30 second shutter speed and the aperture F5.5. This photo demonstrates great lines and beautiful technique by moving the colours in such a way that it illuminates the subject perfectly.

#2

To create this photo my camera was set to a 15 second shutter speed and had the aperture set to F5.5. This photo demonstrates the use of a phone light (white) and another phone with orange plastic over it. This creates the effect of two different colours to really draw the viewers attention to the red light. I enjoyed taking this photo because it demonstrates great ability to "paint with light" and was overall a great shot.

#3

This photo was a great demonstration of painting with light with steel wool. The subject executed this very well by lighting it and spinning it in circles. My camera was set to 30 seconds exposure time, ISO 1600 and aperture F8. This photo was very well put together and shows the ability to paint with light very well.

Contact sheet = formatted my sd card before saving the other photos

Enlargements

#1

#2

#3

I chose these photos because they show a great amount of mixed lighting between natural sunlight and a manual flash. to take these photos, my camera was set to F5.5 and my ISO was set to AUTO. 

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Enlargements

Description

  For these Photos of my subject (Alex Pain) i had my iso set to 100 and had my aperture set to f5.5. I believed that this would be the best choice for these photos because it gives it the right amount of light. I had white balance set to incandescent because that is the type of light I used.

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