Tuesday, October 10, 2006















A different view of a bicyclist

This was taken for a photography assignment on earth charter and its principals. Another photo from this assignment featured on oshkoshnews.org

The color of the blue sky exactly matches what it was like that day. I was really trying hard to think of a different angle to take a photo of Clint from.

I love low angles... It seems like fun since I am not afraid to get on the ground and get dirty. High angles are a bit difficult for me since I don't ever feel tall myself or know where to stand to make it more extreme. It almost makes me feel better if I am willing to experiment at all different angles even if I need to lay on the ground or climb a tree.

The sunlight creates a glare or a fog and when I brightened the image, it stood out more. I should've used a flash to light his face more because he is extremely backlit by the bright blue sky. However, on site I didn't see the sky as a backlight... I was just captivated by its gorgeous color. I tired to save the image as best as I could and keep its true color. I feel good about the photo but wonder how the flash could've made it better.

Other photos for the assignment are below. My proffessor said there was a photo missing from the package.. I agree but the other photos I took did not turn out of Clint riding in traffic.

I actually had a silly idea of riding in a trunk of a car taking shots of the cyclist riding towards me as we are both moving. However, the trunk slamed down on me after just a few feet and my shutter speed was too low for the movement. I don't suggest riding in a trunk unless you have someone to hold it up for you and a safe driver or an even road.

My post in the class blog


1 comment:

Anonymous said...

yes riding in a trunk.. that could have hurt badly :)