Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Time Lapse

The final products are hosted by vimeo



I was really interested in time lapse so I did multiple videos based on my ideas  (also due to the way I uploaded my time lapse are not very good quality full screen please view at the default size)


Motion through out a long period of time (2 hrs)

https://vimeo.com/54402661

Motion over a shorter period of time (30 minutes)

https://vimeo.com/54402660

Time lapse of exposure (I was interested in seeing the direction of the lighting over time with improper exposure during sunset) (2 hrs)

https://vimeo.com/54402659

Sunday, November 4, 2012

3-D

F5.6, Shutter 1/13, ISO 6400




F5.6,Shutter 3.2, ISO 100




F5.6, Shutter 0.6, ISO 100




F5.6, Shutter 0.6, ISO 100




F5.6 Shutter 3.2, ISO 100

Monday, October 29, 2012

Double Exposure

For these images I layered an image of the inside of the structure on an outside wall. No real reason why I just liked the idea.




F5.0, shutter 1/200, ISO 100















F5.0, shutter 1/100, ISO 100















F5.0, shutter 1/160, ISO 100

Monday, October 22, 2012

Portraits

Over the weekend at the strip I met Francis and followed her around for a bit. She is 73 lives in Arkansas and is a Walmart employee at the return desk. She is also a big fan of all the Pittsburgh sports teams.

f4.0, shutter 1/80, ISO 100




f4.0, shutter 1/80, ISO 100

















f5.6, shutter 1/250, ISO 100

Monday, October 15, 2012

Abstract




f22, shutter 1/40, ISO 200




















f22, shutter 1/20, ISO 200















f22, shutter 1/20, ISO 200













Monday, October 8, 2012

Motion

When I see motion blur in images instead of automatically thinking of motion I generally think about the time that elapsed, and how that blur shows how that at different moments in time just about anywhere you step has been occupied before and will be again many times.


F29, shutter 2.0 seconds, ISO 800















F29, shutter 1/4, ISO 100
















F13, shutter 0.6 seconds, ISO 200









F29, shutter 2.0 seconds, ISO 400

Monday, October 1, 2012

Bokeh/Isolation/Confusion

 I found that walking through downtown late at night the traffic lights and other things are much more interesting when there are fewer people to see them.




F22, shutter 1/6, ISO 6400



F5.0, shutter 1/50, ISO 6400





















F4.5, shutter 1/40, ISO 6400











Monday, September 24, 2012

Color

I decided to use incorrect white balance and color tints to create photos with colored tints to emphasize the mood/ emotion/ state of being in the photo.


 Happiness: f5.6, shutter 1/40, ISO 800, W.B florescent
















Relaxed: f11.0, shutter 1/50, ISO 400, W.B custom















Sadness: f11.0, shutter 1/60, ISO 100, W.B custom



















Greedy: f5.6, shutter 1/25, ISO 200, W.B tungsten



Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Light

In order to catch light at all points of the day I just took photographs of where I was at different times in the day.

Sunrise: f5.6, shutter 1/15, ISO 3200















Noon: f.5.6, shutter 1/500, ISO 100














Sunset: f18, shutter 1/60, ISO 100

Monday, September 10, 2012

Exposure

 For my images I thought of the idea of the energy of a room when you are are the point of attention in a large or small group. Because of that fact my images all have the same exposure because only the faces and body language of the subjects change.

Exposures: f-5.0 shutter- 1/160 







Sunday, September 2, 2012

Koyaanisqati


After watching the film Koyaanisqatsi: Life out of Balance,  I find that the film had an emphasis on human’s rapid expansion, and lack of attention to the environment. The reason I get this impression is mainly because of the connections that the film made at the beginning with its opening on the environment. While in the daytime and the picture was of the environment the music was rather upbeat, and when the music was darker there was more shadows and smoke, elements that are more commonly associated with things that many not be good. By using those images with the music when the humans arrive in the environment, and begin to use the resources around them the “bad” music began to play to infer that the arrival of people was a bad event. After the association is made it is built upon through the rest of the movie with the scene where humans partially use the environment. Then continues as larger cities are built and the environment is no longer visible.
To further the idea of human waste once the city is built there are many scenes where the waste, and lack of care for the environment are shown through different means from trash filled streets with empty public areas, to manufacturing companies rapidly using a lot of the same material. After more footage of humans continuing to live through life in their cities using more materials it cuts back to footage of a rocket taking off after images of a barren wasteland are shown to signify that all the resources in the area are gone and the humans need to move on. After the entire film ends its point has been made clear by tying elements together, and then associating them with other images later to show what the films creator believes is good or bad.