14 November 2019

PROJECT 8D: SHUTTER WRAP-UP

IN-CLASS DIRECTIONS.
Make FIVE+ photographs during class time (using the pass) that illustrate your understanding of intentional motion blur and/or extended shutter speed. When you eventually post to your blog, you will caption the images with their shutter speed, so keep track of (write down/text to yourself) the shutter speed.

AT-HOME DIRECTIONS.
Make FIVE+ photographs that illustrate your understanding of intentional motion blur and/or extended shutter speed. When you eventually post to your blog, you will caption the images with their shutter speed, so keep track of (write down/text to yourself) the shutter speed.

    
 

12 November 2019

LIGHT WRITING (10+ from list)

To develop:

-increase brightness/contrast
-exposure
-saturation
-B/W?

-caption: shutter speed? -and- what does it say, or what is it?

04 November 2019

PROJECT #8C: LIGHT WRITING

DIRECTIONS: 
1. Do this outside at night, or in darkness. 
2. Use a small light source (pen light/sparkler/phone screen on bright/etc.)
3. Slow your shutter speed to a very slow time (1sec, 5sec, 10sec, 20sec, 30sec, BULB...). 
4. Position the camera on something sturdy so it will not move when the shutter is open. 
5. Have someone, or yourself, aim the light at the camera.
6. When ready, snap the picture (open the shutter) and write the word/phrase/something in the air with light source. 
7. Start at "1" on the list.
8. Enjoy the process. 

THE LIST:



IDEAS:
Long Exposure Ideas. CLICK HERE.

APPS FOR DOING THIS WITH PHONE:
Pablo Picasso draws with light. CLICK HERE.
Pixel Stick. CLICK HERE
Skeleton skateboarder. CLICK HERE.
HOW TO SHOOT LIGHT TRAILS HERE.


(Possibly) helpful videos for further clarification: 



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STUDENT EXAMPLES: