slow shutter speed ( rough draft!! )

10 second timer/10 second exposure + flash 

10 second timer/10 second exposure no flash

10 second timer/10 second exposure + flash

10 second timer/10 second exposure + flash

10 second timer/10 second exposure + flash

fast shutter speed ( rough draft!! )

1/60th 400 ISO

1/80th 12800 ISO

1/30th 400 ISO

1/80th 400 ISO

1/250th 1250 ISO

{ lighting examples }

 hatchet/side lighting.
to achieve this lighting you place the light source directly to the side of your shooting subject.







tutorial;  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YoqyMUnNKs

                                                                rembrant lighting.
                                               to achieve this lighting, you put your     light source a little off to the side of your shooting subject, to cast a shadow on your subject.


 tutorial;  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEBBGsoQLjU                                                                             





  butterfly/glamour lighting.
to achieve this lighting all you need to do is put the light directly in front of your subject, who should be directly in front of the camera.


tutorial; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_mXJia_OEI 

{ cross processing attempt }

                         here is my failed attempt at cross processing using photo shop

{ cross processing }

cross processing ;  is the deliberate processing of photographic film in a chemical solution intended for a different type of film

i like this picture because it shows you different types of cross processing .

i like the angle of this picture and i also like the cross processing because i think it adds to the picture.

i like this picture because i think the cross processing is really pretty and it reminds me of a edit i would put on my instagram photos.









i think im going to try different types of photos ( landscape, portrait, rule of thirds etc ) and see which ones i like the best after cross processing.

{ comic strip }

{ print scans assignment }

                                                             scans of our "in pairs" print
1.
i chose to make these prints because I feel like they turned out the best, the may not have been the coolest, but I thought they'd produce good results. I chose these prints to scan because they're the only 2 prints I made ha


2.
contact sheet review; I think I made my contact sheet a teensie weensie bit too dark, and too fix that I would just make it a shorter exposure time.


3.
I really enjoyed this project. I felt like it went really smooth and easily. nothing major went wrong.. in the end I wasn't really happy with the results but there's nothing I could do about it..
overall I think it went WAAAY better than my last attempt at film photography.