Every time I'm on the plane, or standing on the top of the mountain, I feel how tiny and powerless our human beings are. Compared to the nature, or even the buildings we constructed, each of us will only be a small dot, drown and disappear in the world. Inspired by Esteban Pastorino Diaz, I wanted … Continue reading Final Project – Tiny Life
I've been taking landscape photography for a while. And I'm totally new for portrait photography. However, I find portrait photos is very interesting because every time the person I captured always come up with some things I didn't expected. Thus I decided to challenge myself and chose portrait photography as my final project. I was … Continue reading Disposed Ideas of Project (2/2)
We were asked to do a street photography task in the lanes in Brighton, to capture peoples on the street with hight shutter speed and high ISO. It was my second time to do portrait photography and capturing unintended people on the street was interesting and challenging (and also a tiny little bit awkward). I … Continue reading Portrait – Brighton Lanes
This page is a brief summary of the ideas came to my mind for the project. Buy I didn't use them at last. 🙂 Blurry Dance in Brooklyn, by William Klein I've always been struggling with shooting clear photos. However, after I saw these blur pictures in the book, I feel something more powerful and … Continue reading Disposed Ideas of Project (1/2)
We learnt how to use an on-camera flash. It provides us additional light when conditions become too dark and can also be used to control or trigger other flash light sources. Basically, it's my first time using extra flash. So I didn't get used to turn the flash around to get a different picture. But … Continue reading Week 9 – Flash
Our group did the presentation for the week. Our subject was "Circulation & Authorship of thePhoto-image". To begin with, the definition of "Authorship" is the term used when an image is owned by someone. "Circulation" is the distribution of images on social media. Filters in Instagram allows users to use vision that they don't own, … Continue reading Week 7 – Gliches
We were shown some pictures of fantastic composition. In those photos their were always some leading ways to the focused but small object of the photo, basically some paths or lines. So we were asked to try to take some pictures in campus with those "leading lines" in compostion. I have to say it's really … Continue reading Week 6 – Composition
We were asked to do portrait photos this time. I've been taking photos for some time, but mainly travel photography about landscape. This is almost my first time doing portrait photos. At first it was quite scary to ask a person to take a photo. It's not only because technically I don't know how to … Continue reading Week 4 – Portrait
We went to the Stanmer Park to take pictures. It was cloudy and windy. The grass and trees in the park were very green and wild. I wanted to take pictures which were not normal landscape, thus, I asked my friend to stand on the grass and gave gestures. The following is one of my … Continue reading Week 3 – Stanmer Park
We learnt basic settings of camera this week, including shutter speed, aperture controls and so on. The new task was to play around with camera (Nikon D7000) settings and different functions. I took some photos around the road with different shutter speed. I also took some photos at the entrence of our school. The following … Continue reading Week 2 – Speed
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