Monday, September 11, 2017

DOF Line up


Group 2
 Janiyen

 Kelly

 Aften

Reagen


Taylor Jennings


Jessica Carbine








DOF Janiyen Al-abdullah


DOF line up: Shaylee, Jordyn, Yuki, Jessica, McKlayne, Bentli



Vision - Keli Capel


Farmland and shack on a trail just down the street from my house in the morning.

Framing: trail leading up the mountains on the left third, mountains on the top third.
Lighting: Sunrise lighting, bright, pinkish light. Maybe some lens flare if it looks classy.
Focus: Everything in focus, large depth of field, wide angle, aperture~22, zoom~18
Motion: Stop motion (if there is anything moving like birds), shutter speed~1/60
ISO: 400
Gear: Camera, 18-55mm lens, tripod, UV filter, batteries, SD card, jacket.

Plan: Wake up around 6:30, go to location, set up gear, wait for sunrise, take photo

Vision by Janiyen Al-abdullah

In knew that I wanted to take a picture of the library because it was a place that I like to spend most of my time. I wanted to capture the corner that I like to sit it, its in the corner on the first floor with a bunch of windows that help make it look like your not trapped inside. i wanted the outside and the inside to be just a little hazy, to help show how the library calms me and how whenever I go there I get a home away from home feeling with low lighting.
Jessica Carbine
Landscape Photography
Planned Photo expedition plan
For my planned photograph I want to go to Bridal Veil falls up Provo Canyon Utah at sunrise. My expectation is that if I get there just before sunrise I can set up and catch some pictures of the waterfall during the sunrise. If I remember the angle of the canyon correctly the sunrise should turn the water a perfect gold color so it looks like a kind of fire falls.
What I’ll need
Equipment see photo packing list
Time and Travel: I’ll have to leave and be back for work at 10:30, it takes 40 minutes to drive to Bridal Veil falls and the sunrise starts at 6:30ish so if I leave by 5:30, I’ll get to trail head a little after 6:00 and the trail is barely a mile so I should reach the falls by 6:30. The sunrise peak is 7:00 and then it starts to wayne by 7:30 and it's over by 8:00.

What actually happened

First off I miss judged the angel of the canyon to the sunrise which means it was very dark so all the pictures had to be taken at a wide aperture and low shutter speed. Ideally I would have scouted out the area and planned my photos more but since I had work all I had time to do was take the pictures early in the morning without any prior scout work. For half the pictures I had the wrong angle of the waterfall the pictures on the east side of the waterfall weren't bad but I liked the pictures I got on the west side much better the light and over all wind was better and I could have gotten better pictures over there if I had gone over there sooner. I didn’t bring much in the way of rain gear which should have been a no brainer considering the subject matter I had my waterproof jacket so I was dry but an umbrella and camera raincoat would have been nice, I also should have brought rain boots! Over all I just should have had a better plan If I had planned I could have made the scouting trips work and then I would have known the positions of everything and I would have brought proper gear. I just honestly thought there would be this magical moment where the sun would turned everything golden and give me amazing pictures, but that didn’t happen and so I made do with what I got.