Tilt Shift Photography

Tilt-shift photography refers to the use of camera movement on small- and medium-format cameras, and sometimes specifically refers to the use of tilt for selective focus, often for simulating a miniature scene. Sometimes the term is used when the shallow depth of field is simulated with digital post processing.

Macro Project

       We were set the task to pick a method of photography in the past lessons and asked to reproduce some photographs of our own choosing. I have chosen to keep a theme in my photographs of stationary. I placed the subjects on plain paper in-keeping with the theme and tried to vary the light as much as possible. On some of the pictures I used a strong directional light and on others an ambient table lamp to create both sharp and soft shadows. I used Photoshop and Lightroom to edit the pictures.

Street Photogrpahy

Street Photography is going out around a location and taking pictures of people bout there daily business. There are two types of street photography, Observational and interactive here are some examples of both.

Studio Photography

In the studio we learn how to set up and use various equipment ranging from a simple tripod to lighting rigs and flash triggers. In a studio the photographer can manipulate the light as he or she requires to achieve different results, e.g  high key, low key or use backdrops to give the appearance of a location shoot.

Portraiture

Edward S. Curtis.     Curtis was a portrait photographer who photographed and documented over 40,000 native Americans from across over 80 tribes in the 1800s paving the way for documentary and portrait photographers alike.

Wedding Photography

Yu Hsin.  Yu Hsin is a Wedding Photographer from Singapore who's modern style of photography puts a refreshing and interesting twist on wedding photographs.

Fasion

James Nader- These examples of James Nader are shot in a studio and later edited to change the background

Natural Light

Gary Yeowell- Tuscany

Paul Hogie - Epernay France

Raymond Gehman - Lakeside Reflection

Architectural photography

Architectural Photography is the study of photographing buildings or similar structures in an interesting way. The key to a good architectural photograph is to look at the building in a different way than what is usually done, for example standing close to the wall looking straight up, or from the roof looking down. Elements featured heavily in this type of photography is line and shape.