Golden Hour - Six Weeks Project

ISO: 200  f/2.8  SS: 1/200  Lens: 28-75mm

THIS IS MY SIX WEEKS PROJECT :) It's my pretty little feather.  I thought it was kind of cool because of the contrast of the blue feather and the brighter tones around it.  I don't know if I actually did this right, but... here it is anyway. :)

I couldn't do the idea I had because it was too cold, but this turned out fine anyway.

So yeahhh. :)

MAKEUP FOR FEB. 15

ISO: 200  f/3.2  SS: 1/125  Lens: 17-50mm

Flash

Assignment was to illustrate Krista Petty working on stuff for T-Bots. It was really kind of hard because the lighting in the room was HORRIBLE! But I was able to get it, at least, with a little upped exposure while editing.  It's okay.

MAKEUP FOR FEB. 13

 ISO: 800  f/2.8  SS: 1/800  Lens: 28-75mm

 ISO: 800 f/2.8  SS: 1/800

The assignment was to take a picture showing Gabriella Bermea, who is always tired because she has a social life but still keeps her grades up.  We put some dark makeup under her eyes to make her look tired, and then had the photography girls stand behind her to show her social life.  Then she has schoolbooks in her hands, so show the grades and such. Yeah!

Cropped, a bit of fill light. It's all good. :)

Rachel & Mr. Zach Dilemma

ISO: 800  f/4  SS: 1/125  Lens: 17-50mm

The assignment was to take pictures of Rachel with Mr. Zach and a bunch of kids around her. BUT, Mr. Zach refused to be in the picture, so I did what I could.  Fill light up, exposure up, cropped slightly.

I definitely need to watch the bright backgrounds vs. the dark subjects. Oops.

Time exposure, fail. :/

ISO: 200  f/32  SS: 2.5  Lens: 28-75mm

Well, what COULD'VE been a good photo is messed up by the f/stop. GRRRR.

There's dust spots all over.

Next time, watch the f/stop. :/

Poof!

ISO: 100  f/5.6  SS: 1/250  Lens: EF28-75mm

IIIIII took pictures of powder. :) Mhm. I did. And then I got on Photoshop and added colors because I haven't got a random prism sitting around. Maybe I'll do that someday. But anyway, THIS is what I have for now.

This was kind of fun to set up.

I had to figure out where the flash needed to be and the power, which ended up being 1/128, set right up above it, just barely out of the shot.

I had to tape the brush in a water bottle and it took about a hundred tries, but I finally got one I liked!

SOOO here it is.

I learned how to make powder pictures. And I'm super proud. :)

Sherman JV Basketball

ISO: 1600  f/2.8  SS: 1/250  Lens: 17-50mm

Okay, SO. This game kinda wasn't so great for me because I was told to turn on flash off, and then I got told to turn the other two off too. So... I only got the last quarter of the game, but ya' know.

I got defense shots!

Cropped, exposure up, fill light up