Star Trails

"Regular" star trails

VORTEX STAR TRAILS

                                                                   Douglas Kirklan

What; The man him self Douglas kirkland
When 1990s
Why; he was a famous portrait photographer
how; using a camera

                                                              Alexander Wolcott

When 1887-1943

What; film maker and author 

Why; For the love of film

How; With a camera 

Where; from new jersey to Broadway finally dies in New York

                                                                  George Hurrell 

                                                              

When;(June 1, 1904 – May 17, 1992)

Why; to change glamor photography 

What; photos of hollywood life and glamor

How using complex lighting and a film camera

ISO

How sensitive the sensor is to light 

iso 6400

iso 25600

iso 100

iso 100

                             Aperture     

                        The size of the diaphragm at a given moment.
The bigger the diaphragm the less thing in focus but the more light let in, the smaller the diaphragm the less light let in but the more things in focus                

f1.2

f1.2

f4.5

f6.3

                                                Jan Groover 

Who; Jan Groover 

When; born in 1934, Died 2012

What; A still life photographer 

Why; Because she loved art 

Where; the USA and then end of her life in France 

Shutter speed is; the time for which a shutter is open at a given setting.

f/10 1/320

f/8 1/320

f/11 1/1000

f14 1/13

f25 1/13

f6.3 2.5

f8 1/1000

f16 1/320

George Eastman

When 1854-1932

What, Making the first role of film brining film where it is today 

Why He was an inventor

How 

For this project we where asked to describe shadows and lighting patterns. So we where given an egg and a light source and asked to show back lighting side lighting and from lighting.

Front light; Used to show details blue sky a relatively simple photo.

Back Lighting; To shape the outline and create silhouettes.

Side lighting; To create hard shadows and to show the three demential shape of and object.  

Learning to see

           For me this project was more a test of my mind then my eyes. Coming up with pictures that are unoriginal and no one else has come up with is my goal and challenge. Going with the flow of people is something that doesn't please me it pet peeve of mine we are all human but we all do have different thoughts and personality's

Photo Share #2

Who; James Clerk Maxwell 

What; the First color picture ever taken.

When; 1831-1879

Where; Scotland 

Why; Loved experimenting with light and energy, first to come up with the electromagnetic theory, 

How; Combining part of the visible light spectrum to create a almost full color picture.