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| Hand Held Night Photography |
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| Night Photography with Tripod |
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| Depth of Field Aperture set at F8.0 |
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What I got out of John Szarkowski's statement that the factuality of images, "no matter how convincing and unarguable, is a different thing than reality itself,"is that sometimes what seems to look like a simple scene, has a greater meaning behind it. For example, the photo I took may seem like a garden and field with a rock in the foreground saying "Let it Rain." However, The "Let it Rain" rock is telling the viewer that in order for our fields and gardens to be bountiful with crops we need the rain to come and help the crops grow. The image doesn't always just show the obvious, the viewer may need to think about the photograph to find the deeper meaning it is trying to tell.
I think it is pretty cool that you placed you camera in the fridge and that your dad was willing to help out! Got to love how the shot turned out!
ReplyDeleteI like that you took a picture of a picture for your slow shutter speed. It's cool how you caught the slide show changing and it almost looks like a double exposure.
ReplyDeleteI thought your hand held night photography picture was very interesting. The bright colors combined with the darkness is unique and interesting to look at.
ReplyDeleteI like your Vantage Point photo. Your Dad had the perfect pose for your camera! Deep in thought about something in your fridge!
ReplyDeleteLiked the Frame photo, with the flower vases in the foreground, and the pond in the distance.
ReplyDeleteThe photo with your dad in it is so original and just awesome, ha.
ReplyDeleteI like your vantage point picture!
ReplyDeletei love th frame picture! very simple, and peaceful feeling
ReplyDeletethe depth of field pictures are really cool. its really cool to see them next to each other
ReplyDeleteYou need to do an entire collection of your father like your vantage point. He seems like an interesting subject and good for a laugh.
ReplyDeleteI love the night photography with the tripod. I love the look that this photo has, that fiery look is intriguing to me.
ReplyDeleteI love your frame photo, beautiful view :)
ReplyDeleteSlow Shutter Speed is like a washing tv in slow mow
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