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“Welcome,” by Michelle Lynn, 2019 ISO 320 f22 @ 1/60
A small dingy barn or shack sits peacefully out in the distance of a barren field. With open doors it draws us in. It’s far away in the middle ground. Perhaps worth the walk through the low dead grasses that fill the field.
Nikon D850
I am the professor of Foundations of Digital Photography at COD. The Nikon D850 is my current camera. I love my camera but it is very heavy. I really want a mirrorless camera but they are so expensive!
“Into the Skyline,” by Michelle Lynn F16 @ 1/250 ISO 200
“Don’t Look Back,” 2019 by Michelle Lynn ISO 1600 f2.0 @ 1/40
All blog posts of photos should look like this. Take note of the punctuation (the comma goes inside the quote). Make sure to tag the photo as directed in the prompt.
All comments are directed by blog prompts. Make sure to capitalize the beginning of sentences and the word “i” should be capitalized (I). Be clear and concise but also try to entice the viewer.
So for this image I might say:
I hope you feel a sense of doom when you look at this photo of a dark ominous room. What is beyond this door? Do you feel a ghostly presence?
A comprehensive instruction manual for Nikon D3500 digital SLR cameras.
This is the camera I will be using in my Digital Photography class at COD.
Alfred Stieglitz, 1864-1946
Alfred Stieglitz was famous for being the editor of the first photo magazine. He also opened a gallery featuring photography along side famous painters of the time.
These portraits are truly amazing!
This is my DSLR camera. I love it. It has amazing resolution
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How is this photo different from most family photos? What do you know about these people by looking at this photo? Based on what you see what can you infer about each of these people?
“You Caught Me”, Portrait Assignment ISO 400, f2.4 @ 1/125
It must be chilly outside, since this woman is wearing a coat and bulky scarf. I am wondering if someone interrupted her as she was going to shoot since her face is turned towards the photographer/camera? She seems to be smiling, so perhaps the interruption was not unwarranted. She has a stable stance with her legs apart and firmly planted on the ground below. The ground is covered with dead leaves and the trees look bare. What she is photographing is not clear. Perhaps something caught her eye in this forest scene.
Born in 1964 in Munich, Barbara Probst studied sculpture at the Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Munich and photography at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf. After starting out as a sculptor, she has been working on photographic series entitled “Exposures” since 2000. Each of these series consists of various representations of the same moment, generated by a multitude of cameras pointed at the same event or subject, from different angles and at different distances. Once the images are linked to each other, an enigmatic drama emerges from these sets, calling to mind different photographic genres (from portrait to still life, landscape or studio photography). Bringing to light the artifacts of the photographic process and focusing on representation strategies, Barbara Probst challenges our ability to decipher reality.