Posts tagged: photography

Photography

FINALLY! 3D.

April 28, 2010 In the following 2 tutorials I will show you one of many ways we can make an image 3D. I want to mention how this thing started because it is important. Friend, Kevin Good, showed off some fun 3D footage he was playing with that was show it 3D and was interesting but I did not bite. Mark Vohwinkel and Ali Black began showing me the versions of experimentation they were playing with, still not biting. Then Mark asked me for some advice on how I wo Read On...

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Product and Still Life Class

April 23, 2010 I recently finished Product and Still Life Class. I was looking forward to this course and feel that I am a better photographer as a result. The course started out with lighting a white box and how light placement affects the final image. We reviewed and learned how to handle various pieces of equipment, including the Profoto studio light kit, light boom, soft boxes, and fill cards. My classmates and I were looking forward to shooting and by the Read On...

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Photoshop and the White House

March 24, 2010 Today we had to turn in an image demonstrating our use of Photoshop techniques that we learned this week. Using the image I worked on earlier this week, I decided to composite a few more images using various masking techniques, clipped adjustment layers and an overlay blend for the sidewalk. Below you can see the image that I started out with and the final transformation. Before After Like my shoutout to the CDIA Boston campus?   Read On...

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Seeing Beyond the Object

March 22, 2010 Last Saturday was the start of Composition and Design class.  This course will explore how best to compose your photograph in a dynamic way.  I was excited to start the class and to bring my composition skills to the next level.  Our first exercise found us in the school's bathroom.  Yes, the bathroom.  I wasn't sure about this assignment, but my classmates really created some great shots.  The exercise was name Read On...

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Design and Composition

March 18, 2010 This week we had Design and Composition with Robert Severi. Throughout the week we shot everything from circles and squares, bathrooms and street scenes. For our final deliverable assignment we had to shoot 15 images on a list of 9 themes; Tell Me a Story (3 shots), Eye of the Beholder (1 shot), Look Ma, No Eyes1 (1 shot), Faceless Portrait (1 shot), Through a Glass, Darkly (1 shot), Stakeout (1 shot), A Shot Per Day, WET (1 shot), How Ironic! (1 Read On...