Mr.Nisbett

Wednesday, 12 June 2013

These images where created by using a blacked out room and a torch light, firstly you change the camera to manual mode and F/4.6 also lowering the shutter speed (allowing light into the shutter) so that you have time to draw your painting with the torch or this could be done by timing your photos.

Rule of Thirds

These images are taken through an object which creates division between the objects through the lines which adds framing to an image.

Monday, 25 March 2013

Portraits

These images where taken in a dark room with a spotlight based on the model and a reflector for appropriate lighting on the models face, these images where taken with the Cannon 600D using F/2.8 and exposure time of 1/8000 and an ISO of 400.

Monday, 11 March 2013

Shadow

The effect on these images where created by holding up a patterned object towards the models face with a spot-light directed at the model. These images where taken on the Canon 600D, with F/1.8, and with the exposure time set to 1/320 and the ISO set to 800.

Frozen Motion/ Fast Shutter Speed

To create these unusual stills, capturing splash photography was mainly focused on the speed of the shutter speed to capture the individual. To create these images I used the Cannon 600D, using the Time Variant aperture 'Tv' mode; I then changed the ios to 400 and the Fs.d to 5.6 which controls the amount of light entering the lens and I also changed the exposure time to 1/800 which is the length of time the shutter is open.

Monday, 4 March 2013

Inspired By

Original Image

Replacer

The original image that I have decided to use from a reality television series 'Americas Next Top Model' taken by a well known photographer Nigel Barker. I was inspired as I believe it accentuates a models features and it also brings out a hidden meaning, telling a story. These pictures where taken with a Cannon 600D with an aperture of 5.6 and the shutter speed at 1/80 which allows more light into the lens allowing a higher exposure. I also adjusted the ISO to 200 to 400, this added more light to the image.