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
Equipment:
Camera: Nikon D300s
Lens 18/135mm
Tripod
Exp time = 1/13 Sec
F/Stop = F32
Focal length = 18mm
ISO = 200
F/Stop = F32
Focal length = 18mm
ISO = 200
Still
My inspiration for this pairing was a visit to Naburn Lock in York, there was some fantastic old machinery with old iron chains on one side and on the other there was a spectacular cascade of water rushing down from the river Ouse.
With this image I tried to get in close to one of the crank shafts that drive the mechanism which in turn open and shut the lock Gates. I tried to get a sense of motionless into the photograph while still trying to show its part of a piece of machinery.
Moving
This picture was taken also at Naburn lock. For this image the camera was mounted on a tripod with the smallest aperture I could set on the lens (f32), I focused a third into the picture in order to get everything into focus. The tripod was required for the slow shutter speed in order to get a steady shot. I wanted to still get the feeling of movement in the water without stopping it altogether.
My inspiration for this pairing was a visit to Naburn Lock in York, there was some fantastic old machinery with old iron chains on one side and on the other there was a spectacular cascade of water rushing down from the river Ouse.
With this image I tried to get in close to one of the crank shafts that drive the mechanism which in turn open and shut the lock Gates. I tried to get a sense of motionless into the photograph while still trying to show its part of a piece of machinery.
Moving
This picture was taken also at Naburn lock. For this image the camera was mounted on a tripod with the smallest aperture I could set on the lens (f32), I focused a third into the picture in order to get everything into focus. The tripod was required for the slow shutter speed in order to get a steady shot. I wanted to still get the feeling of movement in the water without stopping it altogether.
