What moment of your life do you wish you had a photograph of?
I grew up on a horse farm in Connecticut with a beautiful pond on the property. I will always remember year after year, ice skating on the pond with my family and friends. My brother and his friends and I would all play hockey and there would be hot cocoa and a fire. The winters were always so much fun for this reason. However for the past few years it hasn't gotten cold enough where I live for the pond to freeze. Finally! This year it actually froze and I couldn't be happier to revisit our tradition of ice skating on the pond. Unfortunately though, I didn't take many pictures of the moments while we were skating. I was too caught up spending time with everyone and playing games that I didn't even feel like taking the camera out. I wish I were able to capture that moment exactly the way I saw it.
Monday, January 26, 2015
Sunday, January 25, 2015
Homework #1 part B
1. Who are you?
2. What did you look like as a child?
3. What is your main character trait?
4. What inspires you?
5. What do you normally take pictures of?
6. What do you love about photography?
9. What is your favorite photograph?
10. Share a secret about you or your friend.
11. What is a photo cliche?
12. What is the meaning of life?
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Introduction to Digital Photography
Why am I taking this course?
I'm taking this course because I love photography and art in general. I've been taking photos on my Iphone camera for years now, and I thought it was finally time to invest in a real DSLR camera. I want to learn how to take better photos and edit them in a more effective and useful way. I also want to learn more about the camera itself and its functions. Since I bought my DSLR, I've been watching countless youtube videos online to learn the basic functions of the camera and I would really like to expand that learning and dive deeper into photography as a whole.
I'm taking this course because I love photography and art in general. I've been taking photos on my Iphone camera for years now, and I thought it was finally time to invest in a real DSLR camera. I want to learn how to take better photos and edit them in a more effective and useful way. I also want to learn more about the camera itself and its functions. Since I bought my DSLR, I've been watching countless youtube videos online to learn the basic functions of the camera and I would really like to expand that learning and dive deeper into photography as a whole.
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