Night Photography-Harold Davis

Tips-
ISO 100 and longer lens to capture the moon
Raw is better
Minutes of exposure
In star light ISO 100, 1/4 or 1/5, 3/4 mins
Longest city/car light  exposure 30 sec. to 1 min
Lowest ISO is better
Star Trails-5 mins and do not face the north
12 mins exposure for the boat in the lake ans star trails
20 mins at ISO 800 for mountains and star trails

Week 6-What I learned

This was a very interesting week, we finished working with landscape photography and then got to start with or get introduced to night photography. I learned that you need light for NIGHT photography! And it works to have a tripod and you f stop should be lower with the shutter speed faster or higher to get a pretty neat picture.

Week 5-What I learned

We have been looking at landscape photography, and I must say this has been my favorite photography week. I really enjoy landscape and working with lighting, horizontal lines, weather, and watching the landscape video. I have learned there is no such thing as a bad weather photography day, you can work with cloud or rain and sun all the same. That when shooting law of thirds is really good. Golden hours aren't always the best ones so following the law and breaking it to compare is always good.

10 Lanscape Photographs

After sunset, Dart River and the Hesse Glacier, Mt. Aspiring National Park, New Zealand

                                                  Coogee Bay sunset, Sydney, Australia

                                Dusk near Mimosa Rocks, Mimosa Rocks National Park, NSW

                                    Forest in mist near The Vines, Morton National Park, NSW

              Low alpine shrubfield, upper Ress River Valley, Mt. Aspiring National Park, New Zealand

                                Mimosa Rocks before sunrise, Mimosa Rocks National Park, NSW

                       Pre-dawn at Lake MacKenzie, Fiordland National Park, New Zealand

                          Snow gum near Charlotte Pass, Kosciuszko National Park, Australia

     Sunrise over Lake Manapouri from Shallow Bay, Fiordland National Park, New Zealand

                                Sunset on Shallow Bay, Lake Manapouri, South Island, New Zealand

PAA-Interior Architectural

                    1/26/11,  PAA Gym, 10:25 am, f/stop-f/5.6, Shutter Speed-1/40 sec, ISO-1600

                 1/26/11, PAA Library, 10:15 am, f/stop-f/5.6, Shutter Speed-1/200 sec, ISO-1600

           1/26/11, PAA Main Hallway, 10:20 am, f/stop-f/5.6, Shutter Speed-1/100 sec, ISO-1600

Architecture Locations

-Downtown Portland/pioner square/bridges/old town chinatown
-Downtown Hillsboro/near all the old style buildings
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Julius Shulman Documentary

I wasn't here for the first hour of the video but I am very sorry about that. It was a very educational movie. The most I got out of it from the few minutes I saw was that Julius had an amazing talent. He could draw you into the picture and had an ability to make the house look better than when you walk into the real house. His works would also curve or cut out the edges of this buildings at times and they all had an angle towards something so you could picture yourself in there with him. In all his pictures you can tell that he liked his work and he was willing to wait and take it all in. He didn't think his camera was the most important tool in photography he said the eyes were, and his work amazing well because he could see an ordinary building and see the awesome picture he could get out of it. Most of his work are in museums all around the world from Europe and here.