Friday, May 29, 2015

Student Website Reviews

From 1st period:

I looked at Irene Wu's Weebly. The link on her Weebly to take you to her pictures goes to her blogger, so that's why the hyperlink takes you there.

I think her best photo is the 4th photo in the series. It is the clearest of the photos and implements various elements of art. She has line, shape and form, along with a good depth of field. It is clever how the rose is behind the leaves but still the center of the picture. I especially think the inclusion of the thorns makes the picture great. Most people usually forget that roses have thorns, but she showed they are beautiful and dangerous.

From 2nd Period:

I looked at Vedant Mehta's Weebly.

I think his best picture is the 4th one in the series. It is by far the most unique of his. I light at then end of the tunnel makes a good silhouette, and because the person was moving is made an awesome blurry effect that looks amazing. The water on the bottom of the tunnel leads your eye to the end of the tunnel where the color from the graffiti makes the photo really pop.

From 4th Period:

I looked at Tulika Mohanti's Weebly.

Her best photo is the 2nd in the series, the one with a girl holding a leaf in front of her eye. The color of the leaf matches the models hair very well, and she seems very natural and like she isn't trying to hard to pose. The leaf in front of her face is very clever, and they did a good job making sure that it didn't cover to much of her face. The leaf and trees in the back give a feel like it was taken in the forest, and the denim jacket also fits in with that.

Friday, May 15, 2015

Presentation Project

My Five
1) Picture of track people racing on a wall- Natural lighting in the afternoon, taken at Tak stadium with my track team mates as models.
2) Hanging from a pole- natural lighting, somewhere where there is a pole, models are Katherine and Catherine
3) Sitting on steps- Natural lighting, at the steps leading down to the girls locker room, Katherine in the model.
4) Water pouring backwards from glass one- Natural lighting or small portable light, taken outside near the ground and a blank wall, Water and a bottle will be the models.
5) Watching from above (like from the lens gallery)- natural lighting in the morning, at mission san jose, taken next to a wallball wall, Katherine is the model.

Katherine's Five
1) Rock climbing on the ground- Natural lighting in the morning, Mission valley on the ground with bumpy or cracked ground. I'll be the model.
2) Sitting on curb- Natural lighting in the morning, a curb on the street (where it's not busy) I will be the model.
3) Bicycle pick- Natural lighting in the morning, grass at a park or at mission, I'll be the model and supply the bike
4) Chair against the wall- Natural lighting, during 3rd. by one of the murals on school, would need a few chairs,  Andrew or I will me the model.
5) Relaxing at an angle- Natural light in the morning, At mission valley by the earthquake support beams. I'll be the model.


This person has a few of the photos we are doing:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/sgoralnick/4482928432/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/sgoralnick/4463692552/in/photostream/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/sgoralnick/4484690260


Some inspirational photos:

http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/force-perspective-photos/
http://www.instantshift.com/2010/08/24/88-brilliant-examples-of-forced-perspective-photography/
http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/05/04/andr-kertsz-watching-from-above/