2.lighter: 10/15/09; 7:40 pm; Rexburg; f 2.6; 6.0; Canon PowerShot A520
3.night fishing: 10/16/09; 10:00 pm; Swan Valley; f 3.5; 8.0; Sony Cyber-shot DSC H7 (checked out from library)
4.drum-set: 10/17/09; 8:05 pm; Rexburg; f 8.0; 1/20; Sony Cyber-shot DSC H7 (checked out from library)
I really just loved this assignment. I probably spent more time over the weekend taking pictures for this assignment than I spent on any of my other homework. Last Thursday was my cousin's husband's birthday, so I took advantage of the opportunity to take pictures of the candles before he blew them out. For my second shot, using their lighter, I set my camera to a shutter speed of six seconds and my boyfriend wrote out my name while I held the camera steady. The next night I was in Swan Valley, Idaho, and apparently there are quite a few people who go night fishing by the dam. It was so pretty to see with the way the light lit up the water, so I tried to capture that in my third picture. The fourth was taken at guitars unplugged on Saturday night and I thought the lights turned out really cool in that shot.
I love all of your photos! They look really neat. You really know how to capture the light. My favorite is the cake one and the third one. Great job!
ReplyDeleteGreat light shots. I like the Cindy shot because the writing is so clear. The Guitars Unplugged shot is probably my favorite. The lighting effects are awesome, I is great with the screens in the back all colorful and the lights coming toward the camera in all directions. Nice job.
ReplyDeleteGREAT job Cindy! I really liked your edge effects, they matched the pictures. I also liked your birthday candle shot and the one where you did your name. Awesome! I think the last one is my favorite, the color of the lights and they way they are shining makes it dramatic.
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I like your night/light shots. You did a great job. I like your light writing one, isn't that fun!! I also really like the one from guitars unplugged. I think you captured the lighting well and it gives the viewer a feel for what it was like there. Nice job!!
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