Back in the days of photography

Since the light stands were being used by others I decided to play around with reflection.I have decided to incorporate reflection into my bottle photo.It was fairly simple to capture this I realized that angle and lighting have a lot to do with this type of photo.

Toes of Elegance

Today Heather brought her toe shoes and I decided that since semester projects were coming up that I'd try different types of lighting. I turned on my flash and camera then on my test shot I captured the silver chair,with this type of lighting I decided to experiment with the chair and how it reflected the light so well. I was quite impressed with how the first photo turned out. The second photo I when the spotlights in the theatre were turned on Heather had on her toe shoes I had her stand on her toes so that I could capture the reflection of the spotlight on the stage.

Golden Shoes

I liked my shoes today so I decided to take a photo that would look as if it would be in a magazine. The first photo I wanted incorporate the designer's name in the photo in order to do this I used a macro lens so that only the name was in focus.The second photo I wanted to show the front of the shoe since in the first photo it was blurry. In both of these photos I experimented with white balance in order to bring out the gold and silver aspects of the shoe.

f/3.2 1/200 ISO 400

Golfing

I had a photo assignment to capture Cole playing golf. I did have him posing for this photo. It was fairly easy to capture him swinging the golf club. I wanted the background moderately in focus.
f/5.6 1/250 ISO400

Sorry

f/ 2.8
1/100
ISO 400

I took these a while ago, but I was very happy with the finished product. It as fairly simple for the first photo, just getting the lens to blur the petals in the background made it difficult. I like the angle for the "sorry" photo. I used the same settings as the first photo. The aged effect is what I like most about the pictures it makes the red from the rose really stand out compared the tan from the concrete.

Glass on the wall

I took this photo in the theatre. I wanted to experiment with the macro lens. I was trying to have just a row of glass tile in focus. My inspiration came from Jacee's cross in the Bible photo. It was fairly easy with the help of auto focus and natural lighting. My settings were ISO 200 aperture 4.0 shutter speed 250

light in darkness

We were in the theatre playing with strobes when I decided to take this photo. I glanced over to the seats then fell in love with the look. It was quite hard to get the camera to focus on the light. I'm going to retake this photo in order to let more light buy holding the shutter open longer.