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Archive for April, 2008

Depth of Field

So one of my friends in my Nature Photography class does not understand what exactly the aperture does to a picture (neither did I until my photo class this fall.) The aperture (f-stop) controls the size of the opening of the lens. And it effects the depth of the field that appears in the picture.
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Statues

So I love taking pictures of statues of people. The truthful reason is that sometimes I find it awkward to take pictures of people. I don’t like to force people into positions because I don’t really know what I want them to do until they are in it. Its like if I enter onto a [...]

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If there has been anything I have learned this week in the class is that I don’t like hand-rolled film and my camera HATES is. I have one of those SLR automatic/ manual ones (the lighting can be determined automatically or manually). A Nikon N75 to be precise that uses film (hopefully in the new [...]

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So on today’s field trip we traveled to a bog in Lewiston, Maine. The best (not so scientific) description I can give to a Bog is when a river and lake flood the land around it. Also moss creates mats over the water so when you on them (almost sinking into the water) you are [...]

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Solarization

 

The lack of white in this picture does not just come from printing a regular black and white print but comes from doing a process called solarization. It gives the picture often an eriy feel. The eriy feel really matches the subject of the photograph. Also taken at Lake View Cemetery, it is a close [...]

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So there are two things I can do on my own in terms of creating my own final project, create a black and white print from undeveloped film (i.e. develop the film and print the picture) and as of yesterday and I can develop color slides. So my hands turned orange in the process but [...]

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So at my school we end with a five week term called Short Term. You only take one class….I am taking a photography class. I love photography and I would have to say taking pictures of nature is probably my best subject. (I don’t really like telling people where to go and how to stand [...]

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