green in the abstract

So... here is my submission.

F 5.6

300 MM

ISO 200

Manual settings, including focus. Yes, I know the focus is a little soft - that's what happens when eyes get old :(

Here is my submission for Opposites. I am sorry I am behind an assignment.

ISO: 200

Focal Length 50 mm

AV F 5.6

TV 1/125

manual mode

here is the lighting setup in case you care:

That is a roll of paper I'm using as a diffuser for my strobe. It was effective as a bounce card as well. note the really bright spots on the fridge...

bored water

I took this photo on Friday evening whilst I was locked out of my car in the parking lot of The Pie.

I liked the way the water was running, but it still was quite serene.

Av: 1/10 sec

ISO 100

f14

18mm focal length

my name is....

ISO 200

exposure 6 seconds on manual timer

f7.1

a $4 safety light/ light stick in a room with no windows

thanks for looking!

Geometry in everyday stuff

I think it's funny how many people fight the learning of math, when it is present in everything we do. Just my opinion.

ISO 200

F 5.0

38mm focal length

1/160 sec exposure

180 ws studio strobe at 1/4 power and a reflector card to fight the really dark shadows.

Balance in motion

Focal Length: 25mm

Shutter speed: 5 seconds

ISO 100

Aperture: f14

I locked my mirror up before the shot to prevent any unnecessary extra movement.

Post processing: DPP (Canon's software) decreased exposure 1/3 stop, increased contrast 10%.

enjoy!

Photographer: Darren

Yellow road

Focal length: 18mm, about 5 inches from focus point

aperture: F 3.5

ISO 200

1/800 sec

aperture priority (AV for us Canon folk)

natural lighting (golden hour)

Darren's post for assignment

Got an Eye on you

Darren's Photo

ISO 1600, Continuous light (halogen lamp - no other ambient light)

f5.6

250mm focal length, 6 feet from subject

1/80 sec

-1 stop exposure compensation

quick color/ tone change