Saturday, November 2, 2019

Homeworks

Shallow Depth of Field
Long exposure at night
Deep Depth of Field and Frozen motion
 Portrait
Blur motion  

Candid Portrait 

pictures of the week




Saturday, October 26, 2019

Week 6 Wrap-Up

E. Buguet, Psychic Levitating a Chair
Hi Everybody!

I hope you all had a great week. Scholars, I hope that the portfolio review was fantastic. I'm looking forward to hearing about it.

It's hard to believe that we are at the halfway point already! I will be checking in and sending out midterm reviews in the next few days, so please keep an eye out for that.

On to this weeks homework:

Photography has a history of "proving" (or disproving) the mysterious, the pseudoscientific, and the fantastic--everything from bigfoot sightings to ghosts, psychic phenomena to flying saucers and everything in-between. With the Halloween season upon us, I'd like you to create and post a photograph that documents or captures whatever "strange phenomena" you'd like. Try to make it as convincing as possible. We'll take a look at everyone's photo at the start of class next week.

Next week, we will be taking a field trip, so please be on time, come with your cameras charged and Metrocard fare ready.

In the meantime, please be in touch with any questions!

Sunday, October 20, 2019

Week 5 Wrap-Up


Hi Everybody!

Our first crit went great! You all did great job and I can't wait to see what you do next.

Next week those who weren't in class may have a chance to share their work--please come prepared.

For those who weren't here, post 20 images from your series to the blog before next week.

We will also be taking a field trip next week--please come with a metro card with at least two rides on it, and be sure to pack lightly (camera, notebook, writing utensil). Don't be late!

On to this week's homework:

1. Post the images that you showed in class to the blog. If you weren't in class, post the 20 images you would have shown and please bring them with you to class next week--we'll take a look at them as a group then.
2. Post one new image from your series that responds to the feedback you received in class.
3. If you weren't in class, keep working on your images and be sure to leave comments on your classmate's work.

That's it for now! As always, please be in touch with any questions, and see you next week!



Saturday, October 19, 2019

week 3/4 hw

Min depth of field 

blurred motion
Min depth of field 
freeze motion

freeze motion


Blurred motion



candid portrait
portrait
long night exposure 
max depth of field 


Max depth of field 
portrait









street photography


blurred motion