Produce Sixteen photographs, group them in 8 pairs marked with the contrasts the aim to demonstrate.
Also produce one photograph that demonstrates CONTRASTS in one picture
Also produce one photograph that demonstrates CONTRASTS in one picture
Equipment:
Camera: Nikon D300s
Lens 18/135mm
Tripod
1 x FlashgunsPair 2 Many/Few
Exp time = 1/10F/Stop = F11
Focal length = 135mm
ISO = 400
Exp time = 1/10
F/Stop = F13
Focal length = 135mm
ISO = 200
F/Stop = F13
Focal length = 135mm
ISO = 200
Many
For my many shot I had seen some shots of droplets of water on a photography website and tried to create a similar effect.
To create this shot I used the surface of a Silver car, I polished the metal surface so as to allow the water droplets to bead off once sprayed over the metal.
With the droplets of water beading i positioned the camera on a tripod and took a series of exposures.
Few
For this shot I used some of my children's wooden toys.
I prepared a black background on which the subjects would sit in order for the items to stand out and not have any distractions from anything else in the shot. I positioned the items and took a series of shots with the camera on the tripod a flash was mounted above the camera directed toward the ceiling. I then used a reflector to bounce the light back onto the subject.
For my many shot I had seen some shots of droplets of water on a photography website and tried to create a similar effect.
To create this shot I used the surface of a Silver car, I polished the metal surface so as to allow the water droplets to bead off once sprayed over the metal.
With the droplets of water beading i positioned the camera on a tripod and took a series of exposures.
Few
For this shot I used some of my children's wooden toys.
I prepared a black background on which the subjects would sit in order for the items to stand out and not have any distractions from anything else in the shot. I positioned the items and took a series of shots with the camera on the tripod a flash was mounted above the camera directed toward the ceiling. I then used a reflector to bounce the light back onto the subject.
