Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Overall InsideOut Reflection
7. What did you learn about photography from this project?
Through this InsideOut project, I learned how important the negative is. When I first took pictures of Lydia, I had a hard time focusing clearly. And, the result after I developed the film was not satisfying. This led to more time required to make big prints because I had to try my best to make clear one which was impossble. However, when I took pictures of Venenssa who is in grade two, the foscuing was totally clear!! I was so excited. Also, every time I made contact sheet and 8X10 sheet, I was satisfied with my printed photo. I realized how important the film is and I have to be careful to focus the camera which is my weakest point before I take pictures of people.
9. Do you think that you are, or would like to be a “portrait” photographer? Why or why not.
I think I would like to become the "portrait" photographer. After I took pictures of Lydia and Venessa I became interested in taking shoots of people's expression they make and their gesture in order to connect with others. Taking pictures of people's faces allows me to capture their real sides which is very interesting. I can see their facial expresssions and their reactions in front of camera. Because when I take pictures of object or scenery, they stay same; but people are always different and can express multiply emotions. I love that facts!!;)
3. How hard or easy was it to show the art of your model?
Taking shoots of my models was not hard. Both Lydia and Venessa had their direct thoughts about the art, it was not hard to take pictures of them. Especially when I took pictures of Venessa I asked her about the dream and she said that she woul like to become a dancer. Then she showed me some dance move which was very interesting to take pictures of her!!I loved the poses she did!! However, the one thing I felt little hard to show the art of my models is when I capture one moment I always take long time to take pictures so often I miss that moment when my models express their art that time!!!!!Because people keep moving consistantly and usually hard to pose exact same poses again. It happened when I took pictures of Lydia. She posed greatly but I missed that moment.... because I was busy trying to focus my camera. That was the difficulty I encountered with while I was taking pictures of my models.
Through this InsideOut project, I learned how important the negative is. When I first took pictures of Lydia, I had a hard time focusing clearly. And, the result after I developed the film was not satisfying. This led to more time required to make big prints because I had to try my best to make clear one which was impossble. However, when I took pictures of Venenssa who is in grade two, the foscuing was totally clear!! I was so excited. Also, every time I made contact sheet and 8X10 sheet, I was satisfied with my printed photo. I realized how important the film is and I have to be careful to focus the camera which is my weakest point before I take pictures of people.
9. Do you think that you are, or would like to be a “portrait” photographer? Why or why not.
I think I would like to become the "portrait" photographer. After I took pictures of Lydia and Venessa I became interested in taking shoots of people's expression they make and their gesture in order to connect with others. Taking pictures of people's faces allows me to capture their real sides which is very interesting. I can see their facial expresssions and their reactions in front of camera. Because when I take pictures of object or scenery, they stay same; but people are always different and can express multiply emotions. I love that facts!!;)
3. How hard or easy was it to show the art of your model?
Taking shoots of my models was not hard. Both Lydia and Venessa had their direct thoughts about the art, it was not hard to take pictures of them. Especially when I took pictures of Venessa I asked her about the dream and she said that she woul like to become a dancer. Then she showed me some dance move which was very interesting to take pictures of her!!I loved the poses she did!! However, the one thing I felt little hard to show the art of my models is when I capture one moment I always take long time to take pictures so often I miss that moment when my models express their art that time!!!!!Because people keep moving consistantly and usually hard to pose exact same poses again. It happened when I took pictures of Lydia. She posed greatly but I missed that moment.... because I was busy trying to focus my camera. That was the difficulty I encountered with while I was taking pictures of my models.
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Monday, September 26, 2011
Monday, September 19, 2011
JR Portrait-(insideOut Project)
1. I chose this picture because the way the picture of children display is interesting. Also, the real children in this picture and the picture of them cooperate as a great picture. The color of the buildings (dark yellow and light brown) works nicely for background.
2. I think the photographer wants to tell viewers that importance of connection between people or children is needed. Also, the grey buildings beside the picture attached buildings tells viewers there are more communities or societies which need relationship or connections with others.
3. The way that the photoes of people are cut around their figures are interesting and give realistic feeling. In addition, that style would really work for LFAS.
4. For the JR LFAS project, I think the way to cut around the people's outline would work very well. Beside just using photo with backgroud, photo that uses actual objects to be background would grap viewers' attention.
JR Portrait
1. I chose this picture because this picture has a great proportion and the picture of children and the acutal children in front. Also, it almost looks like picture of children standing on the stairs. This picture is related to the horrible accident in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
2. I think the message in this picture is that children should be protected and enjoy their lives. They also have to be active, not being killed by the police or stopped by something. In addition, I think JR wanted to give a message to people that standing up for the rights and people have to try hard in order to protect not only the children but also the whole community.
3. This style of JR portrait can be used for LFAS because the size of this is not too big or too small and for elementart school children can be taken pictures and the way that children standing in order of their height would work very well.
4. As a school community, I think the pictures of students or the part of their bodies would work for the JR LFAS project. For example, the eyes of students in large proportion or the figures of hands to represent each major in our school such as facial expression for drama major or hands for visual art major.
Thursday, January 27, 2011
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