Sample Shots - Walks of All Life
Here are a few images that were taken while I was out in the city, none of them are by any means great but they are shots that were taken and will be used as a checkpoint for my work.
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Part A - Mini Body of Work - 10 Photography
Statement of Intent: The photographs that I aim to produces as my final submission will represent the climate changes and problems that are occurring in the environment today. I believe that these problems need to be voiced in order to get a reaction to save the locations that are in danger. The photos will be linked to my chosen photographer Ansel Adams because nature will be photographed, I may use black and white to complement the contrast of different problems in today's society and I may also use rule of thirds and other photographic techniques to bring out the similarities. 1/120 second f/2.2 ISO 100 This photo represents the over flowing of a bin, however this photo does not demonstrate it, It may be utilised in the major photo. 1/1000 second f/2.2 ISO 100 This photo will be extenuated on a larger scale to represent the amazon rainforest fires and the multiple fires around the world. ...
Oakhill steel wool photography night
Man sitting on bench painted by light. Quinlan Gooley took this photo and painted the yellow man on the bench, Matthew Hurst painted the blue OHC (BELOW IS THE PHOTO I WOPULD CHOOSE) Quinlan Gooley took this photo and painted the blue man on the bench, Matthew Hurst painted the yellow OHC My Quote "Despite unfortunately missing the Vivid light show this year, we were able to make up for it by creating our own light paintings through extremely low shutter speed, therefore producing exciting and creative images." - Quinlan Gooley
Ansel Adams Presentation Transcript
SLIDE 1 Good afternoon Mrs. Weinert and class, today I will be talking about Ansel Adams life and analysing the photographs of Ansel Adams. I will then talk about how these photos will influence me on creating my major work. SLIDE 2 Ansel Adams is an American photographer born in San Francisco, California on February 2, 1902. He attended multiple schools during his young childhood but was dismissed from them due to bad behaviour, he was educated by private tutors and family members from the age of 12. He did not attend any schools or universities for photography, However, when he was 14, his father gifted him with a season pass to the Yosemite National Park exposition. He developed his love for photography just like he developed film and read photography magazines to better himself in the field. SLIDE 3 Ansel Adams had an audience of many people, so there was never really one set audience. Many critics have commented on his photographs as he was and still is a very well-know...
