Friday, November 30, 2012
Pattern Photograph
This photo was taken on the field outside of Curtis High School. It is a continuous array of triangles with evenly laid out lines. Although the triangles are kind of faded and makes the photo less interesting and the corner of the photo as some showing of grass, this photograph has a good pattern display.
Disrupted pattern
This photo was taken outside of Curtis High School, it was taken to show a disruption in pattern. The orange just threw the gate line pattern off. This is a good photograph because it's clear and it was on point with the assignment.
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Contrast photo
Monday, November 26, 2012
Professional Photo
This photograph was one of the best taken, the quality isn't perfect but it shows the damages that Hurricane Sandy really did. This photo was taken on Mada Ave and a tree fell through the top of a house. No one was injured, but this is a very contrasting photo as well. With bright colors against the gloomy clouds and grey toned houses.
Hurricane Sandy Photo
This photograph was taken a week after the hurricane. A tree fell in front of a house the night of Sandy on Mada ave. Luckily no one was injured and no major damages was done. It only knocked down some power lines.
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Framing pictures
These two photographs are examples of "framing" the photos we took. The top photo isn't a great example of one because the fence that was suppose to frame the photo is very blurry, because it was zoomed in too much. The photo on the bottom is a little bit better because the "frames" in the photo isn't as blurry as the top one and the computers make for a better frame on the sides rather than the fence that cross over the shot.
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
ISO
This imagine was the second shot I took testing out the iSO setting on the camera. This was taken on a dark rainy day in front of the school, so there WAS a shadow casting over the photograph. Using iSO is made the photo much more brighter and it came out very clear.
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