Summary -
This website consist of the photographer, Jenna Martin, seeking feedback her photos of her subjects doing things that relate to things she wants to do in the new year. The photos in this website are of a widely based variety, from natural to photoshopped, but each is better than the last. My favorite photograph on this website is either the portrait of #2: Get Organized or #9: Print More Photos. However, out of those two above, I believe that I relate to #2: Get Organized, more.
Questions -
a. Why did you pick this photo?
picked this photo because it's one of the few that stood out to me. Plus, I love the way that the lighting behind the subject illuminates the scenery surrounding the background.
b. What rules of photography do you see in the photo?
The photography rule(s) that I see in this picture are Avoiding Mergers and Simplicity.
c. Who took the photo?
The photographer was the author of the website article, Jenna Martin.
Link - http://petapixel.com/2014/12/31/10-photography-resolutions-new-year/
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6 Types of Photos Every Photographer Should Know How to Make
The content of this website is basically telling future photographers which types of photos they need to know how to take before trying to make it big. Some of which consist of; Fake Tilt and Shift, Forced Perspective, Long Exposure Landscape, Digital Infrared, Double Exposure Portrait, and 360 Degree Polar Panorama. Something new that I learned from reading through this website article is that to create a 360 Degree Polar Panorama you have to take a series of photos and then stitch together the software you gathered.
Questions -
a. Why did you pick this photo?
I chose this photo because it's the only one I didn't already know how to do. Plus, I've always liked to see how these types of photos turned out.
b. What rule(s) of photography did you see in the photo?
A few rule(s) of photography that I saw in the photo is Rule of Thirds, and Avoiding Mergers.
c. Who took the photo?
The author of the website article took the photo, Jeff Meyer.
Link - http://petapixel.com/2014/12/01/6-types-photos-know-make/
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The Disorienting Beauty of Spiral Staircases in Old Abandoned Buildings
Summary -
This website article is about the old spiral or regular staircases in abandoned buildings, photographed by a man named Christian Richter, an architecture photographer in the small town in Germany. Something else that I noticed in these photographs that I liked, was the fact that some of the staircases were deteriorating in specific places, so he was putting his life on the line for his photography.Questions -
a. Why did you pick this photo?
I picked this photo because I like how it looks as if the staircase keeps going lower and lower into the darkness of the unknown.
b. What rule(s) of photography did you see in the photo?
A few rule(s) of photography that I saw in this photographs Repetition and Simplicity.
c. Who took the photo?
The photographer of the photo to the right was Christian Richter, an architecture photographer who specializes in the photography of older, mostly abandoned buildings.
Link - http://petapixel.com/2014/12/19/disorienting-beauty-spiral-staircases-old-abandoned-buildings/
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What Makes a Killer Timelapse, with Joe Capra
Summary -
In the video, I saw many different timelapses all over the city of Rio de Janeiro. As this happened, the video showed mostly the movement of water, clouds, people, and other vehicular transport. This interested me because I loved the quality of the video, the subjects the photographer decided to use, and the placement of the camera.
Questions -
a. Describe what you saw in the video.
What I saw in the video was described in the summary above. But a few other things that I saw in the video was a great example of Camera Placement, or Perspective.
b. Try to figure out who made the video. If it was a photographer, look them up on Google and see if you can learn more about them.
The videographer of the timelapse video was author of the website article, Joe Capra. This photographer/videographer usually does hard-to-capture moments of photographer out in the wilderness where he is out, surviving more than living.
c. If there is a story about the video on the website, paraphrase it in 2-3 sentences.
The only story I can seem to pick up from the series of timelapse videos is that they are from a variety of different places around Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
d. What did you learn new?
Something that I learned from the video and article relating to the timelapses captured by Joe Capra, is that the placement and actions happening in the timelapse make it all that much better than some other, regular timelapse.
Link - http://blog.ted.com/how-to-create-a-killer-timelapse-with-joe-capra/
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The Quality of Light
Summary -
Questions -
a. Why did you pick this photo?
I chose this photo because of the beautiful colors that blend with one another and seem to stand out around the rest of the photographs that I'd seen.
b. What rule(s) of photography did you see in this photo?
A few rules of photography I found in this photograph were Avoiding Mergers and Silhouetting.
c. Who took the photo?
The photographer for the photo is Ikea Anba.
Link - https://photographylife.com/the-quality-of-light#more-135929
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