Things are slowly but surely cleaning up. We're out of the apartment, Sloan is almost out of heat, and I've started my work project proposal. I want to go back and shoot each week now. I'm really inspired by your work, every piece!
This week we're moving on with a technical challenge which will involve some conceptual thought process.
Your challenge this week is:
Night photography
The goal of this week is to work on your skills shooting at night in two styles. Both with a low ISO & long shutter as well as a high ISO & short shutter. This means you will need two final images. These two settings can be of the exact same shot for a compare and contrast or you can use two different set ups and explore why each was a better fit for the different settings. Flash should not be used in this weeks challenge.
Again, you may or may not use your dogs in this challenge.
You can take as many shots as you would like but I discourage much post process work in PS or the like.
When you are finished you'll post the final product here. You'll post 2 final images.
Good luck guys and again have fun!
This shows the two different settings optimal for night photography. http://www.slrphotographyguide.com/camera/settings/night-slr-settings.shtml
This week we're moving on with a technical challenge which will involve some conceptual thought process.
Your challenge this week is:
Night photography
The goal of this week is to work on your skills shooting at night in two styles. Both with a low ISO & long shutter as well as a high ISO & short shutter. This means you will need two final images. These two settings can be of the exact same shot for a compare and contrast or you can use two different set ups and explore why each was a better fit for the different settings. Flash should not be used in this weeks challenge.
Again, you may or may not use your dogs in this challenge.
You can take as many shots as you would like but I discourage much post process work in PS or the like.
When you are finished you'll post the final product here. You'll post 2 final images.
Good luck guys and again have fun!
This shows the two different settings optimal for night photography. http://www.slrphotographyguide.com/camera/settings/night-slr-settings.shtml