Alright girls, on to new adventures! It's time to say goodbye to portraits and hello to buildings... Great job on your portraits. I really enjoyed both of your pictures! 
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5 comments:
I am excited for our new assignment. I need to schedule out some time for this!
I'm so excited!!!
How much cropping are you guys doing? I wondered if we try to shoot the perfect photo and do less editing (Crop). My last photo's I edited a lot. What do you think?
With buildings I think sometimes cropping is ideal because you can get a specific part of architechtual design but maybe we post before and after cropping? Just a thought.
When is your favorite time to take pictures. If I wanted to take pictures of a building at night what exposure etc... do I need to use?
Sharece do you have any notes? Suzy any information you can give me?
I don't think it matters whether you crop or not as long as you get your desired results. Out of all mine I just posted, I only cropped one and it was just barely to cut the bumper of a car out of the bottom left corner. That's just me, I'm not much of a cropper.
We need to get together when you get back to Heber (Jenny) and have a lesson on night shots. I suck at them. Get prepared to teach Sharece!
O boy, I love night shots! That makes me excited! Alright, here are some things to try. On your camera there are different settings, you know. Auto, P, Tv, Av, and M (Unless you have something besides Nikon you may have an A and S instead of Tv and Av.) For night shots the first thing I would have you try is playing with the Tv (S) -Shutter priority. If it's too bright shorten the shutter speed, and if it's dark make it longer.
I'll send some notes sometime, but I think I'm going to go to bed early tonight. I feel awful. It's probably the Swine Flu... jk.
Questions, call me. And we'll get more in depth when we get together.
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