Pixilation Assignment: Cookie Theif

Natural Light

 Natural light pictures are taken by only using light from Nature (the sun). So no flashes or mirrors are used, although there was a blue colour cast from the lighting, it was easy to remove. This lighting, I found, is actually very flattering to the subject, it is very soft.

What we Learned Last Week

Last week we learned abouut pixilation (or stop motion animation). It is a type of video that consists of multiple pictures being shown for a short amount of time to create the illusion of movement. The amound of pictures used and the time that they are shown will determine how smooth the movement is. Claymation is an example of this type of animation.

Notable Photographer Prezi: Nigel Barker

Nigel Barker on Prezi

Abandoned Houses

This is a picture that I took of a flower infront of an old door

 

 








This is a picture of an old barn roof

 








This is my favourite picture







Three Point Lighting

 Three point lighting is when there is a main light, a back light and a fill light. This creates very flattering lighting for the subject where are no particularly harsh shadows, hiding parts of the subject. It is good for portraits and creates a studio effect.

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Some of my Favourite Pictures




This is from the inside of a car, out the windshield





This is a picture of the redeau canal in Ottawa























 



This is a picture of an outdoor staircase in ottawa





 





 


I took this picture while kayaking

 


This was taken while I was Kayaking





This is a picute from around my house in the fall






This is a picture of the mountain by my house in the winter







 
 






I found this tractor while traveling on a basketball trip

 





This was taken on St. Josephs Island






 

White Lady Bug





Studio Lighting

 These are some pictures that we took with studio lighting. By moving the light around the studio, you can creat different effects.

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This is a silhouette, caused by putting the light source behind the subject.

This was taken while the lighinng was at a 45 degree and the subject is directly infront of the background, casting a shadow on the background.

This is another shot with direct lighting (lighting at a 45 degree angle), but no shadow appears to be cast because the subject is away from the background.

This is a picture taken while the lighting is coming from the side of the subject, casting shadows on the subjects face.




 

Shape and Form, Line, and Texture

Shape is when the subject in a photograph has height and width, but no depth. Also the details of the subject are not present.







  Form is the illusion of depth created by shadows in an image.

Line can be used for many purposes in an image. A vertical line suggests height and movement, while a horizontal line can suggest symmetry by cuttign the frame in two. A slanting line conveys motion through the frame, while an "S" shaped line will convey depth.

This is an example of line.

 


 

Texture can support a subject or be a subject in itself. It causes the viewer to connect to the image through memories. The viewer can feel it by seeing it.