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Catch Me If You Can Research

Who: Glasgow Rocks & London Lions

Where: The Emirates Arena

When: 21st September @ 5pm

How To Get There: Driving in

Equipment: Canon 700D w/ 70mm-300mm

I have a media pass waiting at box office to pick up at 3pm on match day.

#catch me if you can research

Seeing The Light Research

Stanislav Puchkovsky

http://121clicks.com/showcases/stanislav-puchkovsky-sean-archer-incredible-portrait-photographer-from-russia

Puchkovsky typically uses daylight from his apartment window but uses it as much as he can on location. This image in particular uses a very strong backlight with minimal to no shadows, this makes me thing he just has lots of selectors infront of the model and out of shot just to bounce back the naturally occurring light rather than adding in more light.

Puchkovsky’s first camera was the Lumix G3 with an Olympus Zuiko 45mm. Although now he uses a Canon 6D with two Canon lenses, 50mm 1.4 and 135mm 2.0L.

Daniele Zedda

https://www.instagram.com/p/BlH4_DuBhzG/

Daniele Zedda is a self-taught freelance photographer and video maker. Currently based in Rome. He specialises in landscape photography, obviously using natural light.

This particular image was shot in Gran Sasso, Italy. He uses coloured medium format (fuji velvia, which was discontinued in 2005).

Jake Olson

https://pixegram.com/p/2k0

Jake Olson was named one of the ‘Top 30 Most Socially Influential Photographers of the World 2014′ by The Huffington Post.

His images have been featured in dozens of publications around the world including British Vogue and National geographic. His images are also licensed by Trevillion Images (one of the worlds leading creative photo agencies). His images are sold to people like book publishers and Best Selling authors like Lee Child and Jody Lynn Anderson.

#research #photography #seeingthellight #natural light

This image used the technique of ‘frozen motion’. To achieve this my shutter speed was higher than normal (1/640). Heather was throwing the ball in the air then bouncing it off of her hand back into the air. I really like the shot due to its magazine/ fashion style. I would love to explore this technique further.

This was my attempt exaggerated movement. This meant that my shutter speed had to be far slower than usual (I used 1/30). This image shows the movement of the ball against the grass really well. However if I had to do the stain I would ensure that the grass looks still when the ball is moving over the top as that I the intended aim of exaggerated movement.

This was my use of panning, similar to the exaggerated movement my shutter speed was much slower than normal (1/20). This image was the best panning she time taken so far, the golf ball is in focus with the background being very blurred and out of focus.

This image used a glass ball to distort the golf ball being held by lewis. The image isn't something I would normally go for it incorporates a different kind of background to what I would normally go for. I typically would go for a much less crowded background but I feel as though it really works for this style of picture. I also used this image to show a shallow depth of field, which again really bring the focus point to the glass ball and whats inside it.

This image shows a different viewpoint to what I would consider normal, the golf ball is on the ground in George Square and to get this close to the ball I had to lie down on my front with my camera on the ground. Despite the strange look from the public I really liked trying to get a different viewpoint to one that I would normally go for, it really made me think outside of the box.

#golfball #sphere