Photography II
Published on Feb 04, 2016
Photography Pt II
MORE DECKS TO EXPLORE
PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Photography II
A shot for every occasion
The Genres
- Portraiture / Still Life
- Lanscape / Scenery
- Events
- Wildlife
- Night / Low light
Areas For Consideration
- Lighting
- Environment
- Composition
- Focus
Natural Lighting
vs.
Staged Lighting
Softer lighting allows you to avoid harsh shadowing by letting the light merge between light and dark. Highlights here are not as prominent.
Photo by Alesa Dam
Shadows
Softer lighting allows you to avoid harsh shadowing by letting the light merge between light and dark. Highlights here are not as prominent.
Photo by Alesa Dam
Highlights
Softer lighting allows you to avoid harsh shadowing by letting the light merge between light and dark. Highlights here are not as prominent.
Photo by Alesa Dam
Reflection
Softer lighting allows you to avoid harsh shadowing by letting the light merge between light and dark. Highlights here are not as prominent.
Photo by Alesa Dam
Portraiture
face to face.
To portray the emotion, expression, mood and personality of the subject. Usually
human / live subjects.
Using light to flatter.
Where to focus?
From where again?
Landscape
keep yourself grounded
To capture vast spaces, usually involving the surroundings and environment.
This is where magic hour matters the most.
What's in a shot?
Movement
Events
Photography on occasion
Fickle Lighting
Finding the Subject
Macro
See the big picture
Capturing images of subjects that are larger than life. Usually to show unseen detail.
How not to break the bank.
Manual Focus
Long Exposure
Photo by ecstaticist
Flares
Photo by ecstaticist
Others
Photo by ecstaticist
