Narrative Still Life

Color

Duotone

Black and White

1. These objects represent me because I travel a lot, am a photographer and cinematographer, and I am going to go to the University of Oregon!
2. I like how all the objects are arranged and how they are very artistic.
3. I used variety, color, and balance in this image.
4. I could improve the camera angle to make sure the different objects all have a good perspective to be seen from.
5. I think 10 years from now the objects will be somewhat the same. I think I will still be traveling a lot, being in film, and the U of O will still be important to me. However, I think there will be other things I will be interested in, so they will change a little bit.

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1. I used the RODE VideoMic GO because I had it in my backpack the day of the shoot and I thought it would be very interesting.
2. My big idea was to use the text to say to use it so you don't have a silent film.
3. I used the color scheme of red and black because that's the color of the mic.

Forced Perspective

1. We think the most believable is the first one because the perspective is the most realistic.
2. We think the most interesting one is the second one because the concept of a sideways tree is interesting.
3. The most difficult part was trying to make it look like the ground is actually a wall.

Group members: Noelle Pipp, Chelsea Vincent, and Riley Parker

Still Life

Black and White

With Text

iPhone

My still life represents the history of photography, and leaving the little bit of color in the black and white represents the ability of the polaroid to take color photographs.

The lighting in my images is directed towards the subject with the backdrop being mostly lit.

I could improve my composition by doing something different with the strap, so it's not on the side of the camera.

Iceland!

My favorite is the one in the harbor because it is very artistically appealing and I like the edge burn on it because it focuses your attention on the boats.

Motion Blur

I think my image does look real because the blur is going in the same direction it would be in real life and the other parts are still in focus.

Photographing Water

Photographing a Water Droplet with Flash

1. It was easy to get a good shot because we had good timing.
2. I did not like that the flash was not timed well with the camera and we had a hard time getting a good angle.

Photographing a Colored Water Droplet without Flash

1. It was easy to get a good shot because the color was mixing really well.
2. I liked that you could control the lighting a lot more than with the flash and we could mix the colors really well.

Shoot Water Drops with the Burst Mode

1. It was hard to get a shot because the burst mode was not capturing it with the right timing and the angles were hard to get.
2. I did not like the burst mode because you could not control it, like with the DSLR's.

Shoot Colored Water with the Burst Mode

1.  It was easy to get a good shot because the color mixed well.
2. My team used red and blue to mix into pretty colors and we used an angle that got the jar in the shot.