Sunday, April 24, 2011

Assignment 2

I had so much fun this week.  I am finding my lost love for photography!  I have continued on with last week's lesson and continued to shoot many single theme pictures of flowers (from the Easter Bouquet I received) and my most exciting shot was a shot of a sunset with rays I got through the trees.   It was exciting as we have not seen the sun shine for so long around here, that it was unbelievable to even have a sunset!!  The visual of squinting our eyes (closing the opening to see in the distance)  was the key to really getting aperture...I would be curious to hear other students "oh, I get it now" moments.



This is my favoirite - Frozen action...my son was jumping off of a swing (yes, I realize he is a bit big for this, but he sure impressed his nephews!!)  The Shutter speed was set at 1/1250, the fstop was at 4.00 and the ISO was at 100.
Frozen Action
 Implied Action  - If I could post more than one photo for each category, I would have posted some of the Frozen actions photos I got of my grandson's chasing bubbles, but instead I chose this one of the implied action of the bubbles moving through the air.  My shutter speed was set to 1/50, my fstop at 19.0 and my ISO at 100.

Implied Action

This is my attempt at panning.  Bright sunny day...just as Brooke warned us against.  I am anxious to go out again and keep trying...perhaps when the sun gets a bit lower in the sky.  I realize my subject, Caleb, should have been more in focus.  I wore the poor child out in the attempt!  Shutter speed was at 1/30, fstop at 18.0 and ISO at 160.
Panning

3 comments:

  1. These are great Karen! I love that first shot of your son - he is in such a cool position! :)

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  2. What super boys! Your shots are great and creative...I enjoyed looking at them!

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  3. Karen --

    I LOVE the bubble picture!! And how fun that your sons are such willing subjects! You can tell that they're full of energy and fun. Hope that things are drying out for you and your town -- still keeping you in prayer! Thanks for sharing for pictures this week!

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