Poses

• Pose for a single man.

 

• Pose for a single female.

• Pose for friends.

• Pose for couple (romantic).

 

• Pose for family of 3 to 5 people.

Landscape Preview

Think foregrounds

Tip 1. Look for a focal point

Tip 2. consider the sky

Tip 3. work with golden hours

 

Marco Carmassi

Trey Ratcliff

Larry Lefever

equipment

some helpful equipment for this project would be a camera, a tripod, a neutral diffuser , a good wide angle lens and i believe that would be it.

Locations

I would be able to take pictures in the field behind my house or the field at the end of my neighborhood and also the woodsy area close to my house, especially when theres flowers in the spring.

pet photography shoot

1. What type of pet will you photography?
i will be photographing a blonde miniature poodle and a small black Maltese  

2. Where will you shoot?
i am planning to shot the pictures outside in the grass

3. What type of lighting will you use?
i will be using natural lighting, the sun!

4. What challenges will you encounter?
im going to encounter the difficulty of getting them to stay in one place and not running away...

5. How will you overcome these challenges?
i will keep treats with me and will probably keep their leashes on just in case

6. Post an example for inspiration for your shoot. Explain what you like about the photo and how you will attempt to emulate or use for inspiration.

Studio Shoot #1

set 1

shadowless

butterfly

loop

rembrant

 split

set 2

shadowless

butterfly

loop

rembrant

split

set 3

shadowless

butterfly 

 loop

 rembrant

 split

Smug Mug Prep

1. To add a block to your page you have to drag it from the customize drawer and drop it onto your page.
2. the different content types you can add are photo, navigation, video, design, text, social, discovery, HTML &CSS
3. single photo, multiple photo, slideshow, carousel
4. menu, galleries, folders, pages, folders,galleries & pages, breadcrumb, featured events
5. logo and separator 
6. sRGB colorspace is how they should be uploaded
7. no you should not crop, This will cause confusion in the shopping cart and we should Let the customers choose the crop in the cart.
8. 750x935 pixels

Canon 6D vs. T3i

a full frame camera will take the picture with the most of the image in the frame, the crop sensor is going to take more of a zoomed in picture which fills the frame more, which is why its called a crop sensor, it crops the picture basically.

the canon 6D is better than the T3i because it has cool and better features like that its water sealed, has low noise at high ISO, it has a GPS, longer battery life, and shoots faster.

it is faster at focusing because it has more focus points, The EOS 6D has an eleven point autofocus array with one cross-type AF sensor in the center.

Light Basics and Vocabulary

Fill light- a light that fills the whole picture

Key light (main light)- the main light in a picture

Hair light- a light above the head that adds definition to the hair

Background light- a light used to light the background

Shadowless- having no shadows present in the picture

Hard light- a really bright light

Soft light- a really low light that just helps brighten a little

Grey card-a grey card used to get good exposures

Reflector- something used to bounce light

Diffuser- something used to soften the light

Intensity (Strength, or how to set shutter speed and aperture's appropriate to portraits)

3:1 lighting ratio

Direction: where is the light coming from?
Intensity:How bright is each light source?

color: what color is the light?
Contrast:is the transition from brightest to shadows sudden or subtle?
Hardness: what do the edges of the shadows look like?

light basics

butterfly (or paramount)

• 1. What effect does it create?shadow under chin and butterfly shadow under nose
• 2. Why use it? beauty lighting like head shots
• 3. How many lights or light sources?at least one

Loop 

• 1. What effect does it create? shadows on both sides of the nose
• 2. Why use it? because it flatters most people, to create even light
• 3. How many lights or light sources?two light sources

Rembrandt 

• 1. What effect does it create? a triangle shape in the shadowed part of the face
• 2. Why use it? when you want drama and mystery
• 3. How many lights or light sources? at least one

Split 

• 1. What effect does it create? a division of the face, half shadow and half bright
• 2. Why use it? when you want very dramatic shots
• 3. How many lights or light sources? at least one

Broad and Short 

• 1. What effect does it create? emphasize one side of the face
• 2. Why use it? because you want to focus on one part of the face
• 3. How many lights or light sources? at least one