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Monday, April 9, 2012

POD #23


Taken with a Nikon D3s ISO 200 Aperture Priority f/11 

Decide to take chances, make mistakes and get messy with a D3s attached to a Manfrotto magic arm and clamp on the back of a truck on HWY 85. Wanted to get my entire trip to internship in this time lapse, but my focus was off on the first part of the trip. This is the trip from Sheetz in Mebane, NC to the studio in Hillsborough, NC. 

Friday, March 23, 2012

POD #6


Image taken with a Nikon D90 1/100 @ f/9, Available Light and On-Camera flash as a fill

This was an attempt at a beautiful portrait of a beautiful girl, but the photographer did not have his thinking cap on and the composition is not quite right. The horizon line is the main issue. It should be below her shoulders. It does still work for the image, but it has an unusual feeling to it. The model was just brilliant and beautiful, of course.

POD #5




Top Image - Image taken with a Nikon D90. 1/100 @ f/5. Available light
Middle Image - Image taken with a Nikon D90. 1/125 @ f/14. Available light
Bottom Image - Image taken with a Nikon D90. 1/125 @ f/14. Available light

This is where my internship is this semester. It is an old mill in Hillsborough that is now used for basically whatever people need it for. This is the perfect place for a photographer like me because I love old, rustic buildings. Especially ones with smoke stacks. The first image is the alley way leading to the base of the smoke stack, the middle image is the smoke stack from the alley, and the final image is another view from the alley way. I think the different layers of negative space really add a lot to the final two images.