Wednesday, April 5, 2017

Theme-based project: Week 9

30.03.2017 (Week 9)
Christina Hiew (300 416 675)
Digital Photography and Editing
Theme-based project: Presentation of a series of 5 images

Lecturer:
No lecturer was conducted however Mr. Vinod checks up each of our individual theme-based project.  Mr. Vinod updated us the final date submissions of project and informed us when to submit our exercises in the next following weeks.

Instruction: Final Project
Theme-based project: Presentation of a series of 5 images.

Student, you have by now completed various exercises on Exposure and composition. This means that you are now able to:1) Control your exposures after pre determining the desired result ala The Zone System (To be able to anticipate the final result before making the exposure)2) Use The Rule of Thirds or principles underpinning composition to identify and compose potential points of interest within the frame.

3) Under
4)
With 1) Control your exposures after pre determining the desired result ala The Zone System (To be able to anticipate the final result before making the exposure)
2) Use The Rule of Thirds or principles underpinning composition to identify and compose potential points of interest within the frame.
3) Understand and achieve consistency
4) Edit at a basic level (next week)
With the above done and understood, it is now time to put your mettle to the test.
Your Task:
Choose a Subject of Interest, i.e.: Architecture, Landscape, Peoples, Person, Still Life, etc. and capture a series of 5 images. You will present the final result in your MS Doc. along with a rationale. You will also update your eportfolio with the said.


To elaborate further:
If the subject is Architecture and the topic is KLCC, you will shoot a series of 5 pictures on that topic only. This work will then be edited in Adobe Photoshop and presented to the class. Of course to achieve a series of 5 pictures you will have to visit the topic several times before achieving pictures of good quality (Exposure, composition, consistency and editing). It is through this process that you will learn to plan your shots before actually photographing them. 

Topic: Jalan Alor Street Food Night Market
1.
This where the night market starts to begin where the workers are trying the stuffs.
F5.6     S1/150             ISO800

2.
A foreigner that sit on the staircase capture my attention because where the shop is so crowded until he was left out.
F5.6     S10125            ISO400
3.
I took this picture at the back of wet market where I notice a worker washing dishes at the back of kitchen.
F5.6                 S1/80               ISO1600
4.
The well known of durian Musang also can be found in Jalan Alor.
F5.6     S1/30   ISO1600
5.
This is how Jalan Alor looks like when the workers starting to set up their stalls at night.
F5.6     S1/120             ISO400
6.
I caught a man was so focus in frying meatballs where it took me few minutes to take this shot
F5.6     S1/125             ISO800

7.
I decided to bent down to capture this young guy because i look through a person doing things through pass through a small corner of a stall.
F5.6     S1/80   ISO800
8.
Not to least, the cheapest sell of chicken legs where I capture this shot by applying the rule of third.
F5.6     S1/200 ISO800
9.
Of course the steam dim sum where I decided to squat down to take his shot.
F5.6     S1/150 ISO800
10.
Finally, a worker cutting a bamboo stick.
F5.6     S1/80   ISO400


Feedback

Reflection

Experience:
As we learned how to use photoshop to enhance picture, I feel most of my picture is not outstanding enough to submit my work pieces to my lecturer. Thereby, I decided to add another 5 pictures in my eportfolio to show that Jalan Alor is not a bored a place where there is always  a lot of things happen around.

Observation:
As I have observe most of my pictures are not outstanding due to the fact that I am so stress and rush to complete this task eventually that results I neglected a lot of small tiny details in my pictures. For example, in certain pictures, I noticed there are a tiny of blury when the subject is moving or doing things. Also, this could be my neglected in adjusting shutter speed too.
Findings:
I learn taking photos always need patient. As I was rushing to complete this task,  results producing poor quality of image.




No comments:

Post a Comment