Architectural Exteriors Belco Mall

Miniature Tilt-Shift effect done in Photoshop


Straightened Images




Chiaroscuro


Abstract in camera


HDR above front entrance

Workshop 8 - Interiors

HDR of the travelators



HDR of the glass lift



Corrected in photoshop
Original
Corrected in photoshop
This is a terrible image but i accidentally deleted the one i intended to use. You can still see the technique though.

White Balance

Auto White Balance - f3.5 1/80th


Manual White Balance - f3.5 1/80th


Auto Exposure - f5.6 1/50th


Manual Exposure - f5.6 1/80th

Vertical Panorama
I actually used seven shots rather than five.


5 colour correct abstract images

Mount Stromlo

Vertical Panorama made of around 10 images. It was fairly difficult as i auto focused in each image.

Close up panorama. This one is made with five images for the top half and five for the bottom, making it a very large, very clear image.

Large landscape panorama made from 15 images.

Regular panorama made from 8 images.

Lens Test!

I did a lens test of my 50mm Nikkor lens. All shots are at ISO200 f 2.8 1/125th - No abberation or distortion

f4.0 1/60th - hints of abberation, no distortion

f5.6 1/30th - Tiny abberation, no distortion

f8.0 1/15th - No abberation, no distortion

f11 1/8th - No abberation, no distortion

This result is to be expected with a Prime lens as the optics are much more reliable than a zoom.

This was our lighting set up and test pannels

White Balance Exercise

This week we went to the Canberra Convention centre to Practice different methods of achieving correct white balance.

Industrial Photography Exercise - Fyshwick CIT Campus

Industrial Interior.

Exterior.

Detail Images.

Completing a task.

Chiaroscuro Technique.

Gross HDR image.

Photoshop Automated Panorama.

"Just a quick self portrait"

This was a sneaky exercise by Cam in which he simply told us to take self portraits of ourselves which every one believed were just for the sake of the roll. Unfortunately, it was so Cam could look at our metadata and rat out anyone shooting on auto (i wasn't) and also prove the point that any photo we take shouldn't be rushed as there is a chance potential clients may see them. He stressed that people remember you by your mistakes which is something to consider in the future when throwing any old sloppy shot in the Internet. This was shot with a Nikon D90 although i am now using a D300s. Wish i was a mind reader and put more effort into it!