This project-based course is designed to engage a range of students from the photo newbie to the emerging intermediate in the exciting world of digital photography. Using Blogger.com, students will keep web-based annotated pictorial journals to record, share, and comment on their own and their peers’ practical development in the use of basic photo elements.
Showing posts with label color. Show all posts
Showing posts with label color. Show all posts
Monday, November 8, 2010
Friday, October 29, 2010
Color
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Color
Date: 10-27-10
Photographer: Savannah Hill
Subject: bag/flat iron case
Project: color
Camera: panasonic lumix
Camera Mode Setting: M
Tripod: YES
Focus: MANUAL
Distance to Subject: one foot + zoom
Aperture f:6.3
Shutter Speed: photo 1= 1.6
photo 2= 3.2
photo 3= 6
ISO: 80
Shutter Release: Manual
Light Sources/Type: bathroom lights
White Balance Setting: incandecent
colors
Date 10-28-10 Photographer Allie Brown
Subject: Robert
Camera: Kodak easy share z740
Camera Mode Setting: M
Tripod NO Focus AUTO
Focal Length 6mm Equivalent NO
Distance to Subject: 4 ft.
Exposure Compensation: + 1.0, 0, -1.0
Aperture f: f/7 Shutter Speed 1/724 ISO:80
Shutter Release: Manual
Light Sources: sunlight
White Balance: daylight
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Color
my first picture represents the color wheel, because it is adjacent.
Iso: 200
F stop/ 2.8
1/45
my second picture makes Denise's dress pop out.it stands out with those nice colors.
ISO:200
F stop/2.8
1/45
Color
PHOTO LOG
Date 10-25-10 Photographer Victor Puga
Subject Lights
Camera firmware version 1.6000
Camera Mode Setting Auto
Tripod NO Focus MANUAL
Focal Length 35mm Equivalent YES
Distance to Subject 2 ft under
Exposure Compensation + 0.0 or -- 0.0
Apertur f Shutter Speed 1/30 ISO auto
Shutter Release Manual Remote Timer
Other Settings None
Light Sources/Type Neon
White Balance Setting Auto
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Emphasizing Vivid Color
STUDENTS: Your assignment this week is to compose and shoot two photos that emphasize Color. The first will use primary colors (red, yellow, blue) to show contrast. When you compose this first phot make sure that the major compositional element is color--that is be sure to fill your frame with color. The second photo will empahsize color in that you will choose a subject that is colorful that pops out of a basic setting. For instance you can have a person sitting on the lawn and they might e wearingb a vibrantly colored t-shirt. Bracket this assignment--Take a series of photos of the same subject in the same position--the series will only differ in the exposure compensation (-1, 0, +1). Take one photo slightly underexposed, one at the camera's suggested exposure, and one over exposed. Be sure to label this post "color".
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Color

Photographer: Jessica Alcocer
Subject: Kaitlyn
Project or Client: Color
Camera: Canon Powershot SD750
Camera Mode Setting: Auto
Tripod: No
Focus: Auto
Focal Length 50 MM 35 mm Equivalent No
Distance to Subject: 3 feet
Exposure Compensation:
+1 1/3
+1 1/3
Aperture: f2.8
Shutter Release:auto
Shutter speed: 1/80
ISO: 80
Shutter Release: Auto
Light Sources/Type: sunlight
White Balance Setting: Vivid
Photoshoped, Color Splash
photo#2
Date: October 20, 2010
Photoshoped, Color Splash
photo#2
Date: October 20, 2010
Photographer: Jessica Alcocer
Subject: color pencils
Project or Client: color
Camera: Canon Powershot SD750
Camera Mode Setting: Auto
Tripod: No
Focus: Auto
Focal Length 50 MM 35 mm Equivalent No
Distance to Subject: 1 feet
Exposure Compensation: +1/3
Aperture: f2.8
Shutter Release:auto
Shutter speed: 1/10
ISO: 80
Shutter Release: Auto
Light Sources/Type: sunlight
White Balance Setting: vividphoto#3
Date: October 20, 2010
Photographer: Jessica Alcocer
Subject: color pencils
Project or Client: color
Camera: Canon Powershot SD750
Camera Mode Setting: Auto
Tripod: No
Focus: Auto
Focal Length 50 MM 35 mm Equivalent No
Distance to Subject: 1 feet
Exposure Compensation: +1
Aperture: f2.8
Shutter Release:auto
Shutter speed: 1/13
ISO: 80
Shutter Release: Auto
Light Sources/Type: sunlight
White Balance Setting: custom
color
This photo is one of my sweaters.
The seating that were used were close - up 1/2 f 6.0. the lighting was sun light throw a window on a cloudy day.
Color
Color Contrast
PHOTO LOG
Date _10-21-2010 Photographer Ty Shill
Subject __Football jersey on grass
Project or Client -Color contrast
Camera __Kodak EasyShare DX7590
Camera Mode Setting Auto
Tripod NO Focus MANUAL
Focal Length _38mm_ 35mm Equivalent YES
Distance to Subject 5 feet
Exposure Compensation + 0
Aperture f2.8 Shutter Speed 1/8 ISO 80
Shutter Release Manual
Other Settings_About 7pm, dim sunlight
Date _10-21-2010 Photographer Ty Shill
Subject __Football jersey on grass
Project or Client -Color contrast
Camera __Kodak EasyShare DX7590
Camera Mode Setting Auto
Tripod NO Focus MANUAL
Focal Length _38mm_ 35mm Equivalent YES
Distance to Subject 5 feet
Exposure Compensation + 0
Aperture f2.8 Shutter Speed 1/8 ISO 80
Shutter Release Manual
Other Settings_About 7pm, dim sunlight
color





the photo of the sticky notes- i used florescent lighting with the lens zoomed in as far as possible.
the flowers-i used outside sunny setting. with the highest resolution and the lens as far out as possible.
Color
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