My nickname is Web.
I come from Bangkok, Thailand.
I have 1 older sister. Her name is Napatsara.
I am 16 years old. I am a sophomore.
I like traveling, I have been to Italy, France, England, Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, Hongkong, Vietnam, and Malaysia.
I like Italian food, and my favourite food is pizza.
My favourite color is pink.
My favourite subject is Mathematics, and I want to be a dentist.
Tuesday, January 31, 2017
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Wednesday, December 14, 2016
Famous Photographer Research and Photo Remake
Photographer: Ansel Adams
Title: Road, Nevada Desert
Date: 1960
1.) Both photos are landscape photo and they covered a road.
2.) The roads are empty and nothing on them.3.) Both are black and white photography.
4.) They covered the sky background.
5.) The sky is cloudy.
6.) The roads are narrow and long.
7.) Both are not have a lot of light and didn't use a flashlight so they are little dark.
8.) They were taken by a vertical side.
9.) Both are covered only a little side of the road.
10.) Both were using the vanishing point of the principles of composition.
11.) Both middleground are almost black and the darkest.
12.) Both background are the brightest part of the pictures.
13.) Both were taken by the straight angle.
Wednesday, December 7, 2016
Portraiture
Define Portraiture
A portrait is a painting, photograph, sculpture, or other artistic representation of a person, in which the face and its expression is predominant.
Define Posed photography
A type of photograpahy that assume a particular attitude or stance.
Research tips on how to capture a posed photo of a single subject. List 5-10 tips in your blog.
How can you tell the photo is posed?
The subject is looking at the camera.
What is the person wearing?
He is wearing T-shirt.
Are they sitting, standing, laying, etc? On what?
The picture doesn't cover.
What is in the background? Was depth of field used?
The background is blurry because It used depth of field. It focus on subject.
What Principles of Photography did the photographer embrace to create a successful posed single subject photo?
The photographer focused on his eyes that is the subject.
Research tips on how to capture a posed photo of a group of people (2 or more people). List 5-10 tips in your blog.
How can you tell the photo is posed?
All of the girls in this photo are looking at the camera and they are smile.
How many people are in the group? What are they wearing?
5 people, They are wearing ballet clothing.
Are they sitting, standing, laying, combination,etc? On what?
They are sitting on the ground.
What is in the background? Was depth of field used?
The ballet classes. It used depth of field by focus on the girls.
What Principles of Photography did the photographer embrace to create a successful posed group photo?
They set by close to each other. They are looking at the camera. The light is toward the girls. They seem prepare before the photographer shot the photo.
Define CANDID photography
A candid photograph is a photograph captured without creating a posed appearance.
Research tips on how to capture a CANDID photo of a single subject. List 5-10 tips in your blog.
A portrait is a painting, photograph, sculpture, or other artistic representation of a person, in which the face and its expression is predominant.
Define Posed photography
A type of photograpahy that assume a particular attitude or stance.
Research tips on how to capture a posed photo of a single subject. List 5-10 tips in your blog.
- Choose the right lens
- Focus on the eyes
- Be aware of your light
- Choose the right aperture
- Be careful with cropping
- Look for sources of light
- Direct your model
The subject is looking at the camera.
What is the person wearing?
He is wearing T-shirt.
Are they sitting, standing, laying, etc? On what?
The picture doesn't cover.
What is in the background? Was depth of field used?
The background is blurry because It used depth of field. It focus on subject.
What Principles of Photography did the photographer embrace to create a successful posed single subject photo?
The photographer focused on his eyes that is the subject.
Research tips on how to capture a posed photo of a group of people (2 or more people). List 5-10 tips in your blog.
- Prepare
- Location
- Take Multiple Shots
- Get in Close
- Pose the group
- Timing Your Shoot Well
- Think about Light
How can you tell the photo is posed?
All of the girls in this photo are looking at the camera and they are smile.
How many people are in the group? What are they wearing?
5 people, They are wearing ballet clothing.
Are they sitting, standing, laying, combination,etc? On what?
They are sitting on the ground.
What is in the background? Was depth of field used?
The ballet classes. It used depth of field by focus on the girls.
What Principles of Photography did the photographer embrace to create a successful posed group photo?
They set by close to each other. They are looking at the camera. The light is toward the girls. They seem prepare before the photographer shot the photo.
Define CANDID photography
A candid photograph is a photograph captured without creating a posed appearance.
Research tips on how to capture a CANDID photo of a single subject. List 5-10 tips in your blog.
- Lose the Flash
- Carry your Camera Everywhere
- Be Patient
- Use a Telephoto Lens
- Shoot from the Hip
- Keep Quiet and Blend in
- Move Around you Subjects
- Shoot in Burst Mode
How can you tell the photo is CANDID?
Because she is not a posed when the photographer shot this photo.
What is the person wearing?
The red coat.
Are they sitting, standing, laying, etc? On what?
She is standing on the street.
What is in the background? Was depth of field used?
The street is a background. It used depth of field.
What Principles of Photography did the photographer embrace to create a successful CANDID single subject photo?
The photographer focused on the subject and be patient. He shot from the hip without flash.
Research tips on how to capture a CANDID photo of a group of people (2 or more people). List 5-10 tips in your blog.
- Take your Camera Everywhere
- Use a Long Zoom
- Kill the Flash
- Shoot lots
- Position Yourself strategically
- Photograph People Doing things
- Photograph People with People
- Mix up your Perspective
How can you tell the photo is CANDID?
They are not posed and look nature.
How many people are in the group? What are they wearing?
4 people. Girls are wearing shirt and skirt. Boys are wearing shirt and trousers.
Are they sitting, standing, laying, combination,etc? On what?
They are standing and walking on the yard.
What is in the background? Was depth of field used?
The tree in yard. It didn't use depth of field.
What Principles of Photography did the photographer embrace to create a successful CANDID group photo?
The photographer shot this photo without using flash. It looks nature and they didn't posed. It showed action and people.
Posed Single Subject:
How can I tell the photo is posed?
The subject looks at my camera.
Who will be your subject? What kind of clothing will the person be wearing?
My friend. She will wear coat.
Will they be sitting, standing, laying, etc? On what?
Standing on the ground.
What will be in the background? Will depth of field be used?
A road or the yard. It won't use depth of field.
What Principles of Photography will you embrace to create a successful posed single subject photo?
I will shot toward the subject and focus on her eyes with direct to sources of light.
Posed Group:
How can I tell the photo is posed?
Everybody in the group look at the camera.
Who will be in the group? What kind of clothing will they be wearing?
Friends. They will dress up.
Will they be sitting, standing, laying, combination,etc? On what?
They will standing or sitting on the ground.
What will be in the background? Will depth of field be used?
Furniture inside a house. It won't use depth of field.
What Principles of Photography will you embrace to create a successful posed group photo?
They will be a same posed and have enough light. They will look at the camera.
Candid Single Subject:
How can I tell the photo is candid?
It will look nature and no posed.
Who will be your subject? What kind of clothing will the person be wearing?
Friend. She will wear coat.
Will they be sitting, standing, laying, etc? On what?
She will moving or doing something on the ground.
What will be in the background? Will depth of field be used?
The yard or somewhere outdoor. It won't use depth of field.
What Principles of Photography will you embrace to create a successful candid single subject photo?
I will focused on the subject and be patient. I will shoot photo without flash and look nature.
Candid Group:
How can I tell the photo is candid?
The subjects won't pose and look nature.
Who will be in the group? What kind of clothing will they be wearing?
Friends. They will wear a warm clothes.
Will they be sitting, standing, laying, combination,etc? On what?
They will do some activity on the ground.
What will be in the background? Will depth of field be used?
Ouside the house. it won't use depth of field.
What Principles of Photography will you embrace to create a successful candid group photo?
I will shoot photo without using flash. It will look nature and they will not posed.
Posed Single Subject:
How can I tell the photo is posed?
The subject looks at my camera.
Who will be your subject? What kind of clothing will the person be wearing?
My friend. She will wear coat.
Will they be sitting, standing, laying, etc? On what?
Standing on the ground.
What will be in the background? Will depth of field be used?
A road or the yard. It won't use depth of field.
What Principles of Photography will you embrace to create a successful posed single subject photo?
I will shot toward the subject and focus on her eyes with direct to sources of light.
Posed Group:
How can I tell the photo is posed?
Everybody in the group look at the camera.
Who will be in the group? What kind of clothing will they be wearing?
Friends. They will dress up.
Will they be sitting, standing, laying, combination,etc? On what?
They will standing or sitting on the ground.
What will be in the background? Will depth of field be used?
Furniture inside a house. It won't use depth of field.
What Principles of Photography will you embrace to create a successful posed group photo?
They will be a same posed and have enough light. They will look at the camera.
Candid Single Subject:
How can I tell the photo is candid?
It will look nature and no posed.
Who will be your subject? What kind of clothing will the person be wearing?
Friend. She will wear coat.
Will they be sitting, standing, laying, etc? On what?
She will moving or doing something on the ground.
What will be in the background? Will depth of field be used?
The yard or somewhere outdoor. It won't use depth of field.
What Principles of Photography will you embrace to create a successful candid single subject photo?
I will focused on the subject and be patient. I will shoot photo without flash and look nature.
Candid Group:
How can I tell the photo is candid?
The subjects won't pose and look nature.
Who will be in the group? What kind of clothing will they be wearing?
Friends. They will wear a warm clothes.
Will they be sitting, standing, laying, combination,etc? On what?
They will do some activity on the ground.
What will be in the background? Will depth of field be used?
Ouside the house. it won't use depth of field.
What Principles of Photography will you embrace to create a successful candid group photo?
I will shoot photo without using flash. It will look nature and they will not posed.
Reflect on this assignment.
1. Which tips that you researched did you use to help you capture your photos? I didn't use flash when I shot the candid photo that make it more nature and I also looked for the light before shot those photos so they have enough light.
2. What changes did you make to your original plans?
I have changed the subject and some place from my plans.
3. In your opinion, which photo is your most successful? Explain why.
I think the Candid Single Subject is the most successful because it showed action and looked nature. It had enough light and focus on the subject.
4. Did you like your experience photographing people? Is this something you plan to pursue in the future? Why or why not?
I like experience photographing photo. I would like to shoot the picture of the group of many people in the future because I think it will be more difficult and harder to control those people.
Tuesday, December 6, 2016
My Landscape Photo
The lake
What is in your foreground?
The water in the lake.
What is in your middleground?
Foggy and trees
What is in your background?
The Sky
Where did you go to take it?
The lake behind my house.
What time of day was it?
In the morning.
From what angle?
Straight angle.
What was the weather?
The weather was a little unclear. It was foggy.
Did you use panoramic mode? Why or why not?
I didn't use panoramic mode because without panoramic was easier to shoot and it was wide enough.
How did you utilize lines/patterns/etc?
The trees utilize the lines of this picture.
Wednesday, November 30, 2016
History of Photography
The First Camera
Photography started since the 5th-century B.C.E. In the 11th-century, an Iraqi scientist developed camera obscura. The first camera obscura used a pinhole to project an image.
The First Permanent Images
Photography began in the late 1830s in France. Joseph Nicéphore Niépce did the first recorded image.
Daguerreotype
The result from Niépce's experiment was a forerunner of modern film. To create the image, the Daguerreotypes had to be exposed to light for up to 15 minutes. The Daguerreotype was popular until in the late 1850s.
Emulsion Plates
The wet plates that took less time than Daguerreotypes. It used the Collodion process. The Two types were the ambrotype and the tintype. It was much more sensitive to light. The Civil War photographs were produced on wet plates.
Dry Plates
Richard Maddox made dry gelatine plates. It allowed photographers more freedom to take photographs. Cameras were able to be smaller.
Camera For Everyone
George Eastman started a Kodak in the 1880s. He created a flexible roll film and a small single lens. The custumer had to send the camera back for printing the film.
The Horrors of War
Many photojournalists adopted their style duling World War II. Joel Rosenthal's photograph has started since World War I.
The Wonder of Instant Images
Polaroid introduced the Model 95, which develop film inside the camera in less than a minute.
Advanced Image Control
Asahi introduced the Asahiflex and Nikon introduced its Nikon F camera in the 1950s.
Introducing Smart Cameras
The point and shoot cameras calculated shutter speed, aperture, and focus.
The Digital Age
In 1991, Kodak had produced the first digital camera and the following Canon, Nikon, Pentax cameras.
I think the The First Camera is the most significant because it was the starter of the evolution of the camara/photograph. It created the idea of camera and to take a picture. It made us to have the other camera development.
Photography started since the 5th-century B.C.E. In the 11th-century, an Iraqi scientist developed camera obscura. The first camera obscura used a pinhole to project an image.
The First Permanent Images
Photography began in the late 1830s in France. Joseph Nicéphore Niépce did the first recorded image.
Daguerreotype
The result from Niépce's experiment was a forerunner of modern film. To create the image, the Daguerreotypes had to be exposed to light for up to 15 minutes. The Daguerreotype was popular until in the late 1850s.
Emulsion Plates
The wet plates that took less time than Daguerreotypes. It used the Collodion process. The Two types were the ambrotype and the tintype. It was much more sensitive to light. The Civil War photographs were produced on wet plates.
Dry Plates
Richard Maddox made dry gelatine plates. It allowed photographers more freedom to take photographs. Cameras were able to be smaller.
Camera For Everyone
George Eastman started a Kodak in the 1880s. He created a flexible roll film and a small single lens. The custumer had to send the camera back for printing the film.
The Horrors of War
Many photojournalists adopted their style duling World War II. Joel Rosenthal's photograph has started since World War I.
The Wonder of Instant Images
Polaroid introduced the Model 95, which develop film inside the camera in less than a minute.
Advanced Image Control
Asahi introduced the Asahiflex and Nikon introduced its Nikon F camera in the 1950s.
Introducing Smart Cameras
The point and shoot cameras calculated shutter speed, aperture, and focus.
The Digital Age
In 1991, Kodak had produced the first digital camera and the following Canon, Nikon, Pentax cameras.
I think the The First Camera is the most significant because it was the starter of the evolution of the camara/photograph. It created the idea of camera and to take a picture. It made us to have the other camera development.
Tuesday, November 29, 2016
Landscape and Cityscape Photography
What is the Golden Hour?
The golden hour is a period shortly after sunrise or before sunset during which daylight is redder and softer than when the Sun is higher in the sky.
Explain the difference between the Foreground, Middleground and Background.
What is the difference between Landscape and Cityscape photography?
Landscape photography shows spaces within the world, sometimes vast and unending, but other times microscopic.
Cityscape is an artistic representation, such as a painting, drawing, print or photograph, of the physical aspects of a city or urban area.
List 5-10 helpful hints when shooting landscape photography.
List 5-10 helpful hints when shooting cityscape photography
Write your plan for Landscape/Cityscape Photography. Answer the following questions:
Which are you going to pursue and why?
I am going to shoot a landscape photography of lots of trees and lake. I would like to see a reflection of those tree on the lake.
Where are you going to go?
The lake behind a house.
What time of day?
In the afternoon that the light is very bright.
From what angle?
The straight angle.
What would be your choice of weather?
The clear weather.
Are you going to use panoramic mode? Why or why not?
I am not going to use panoramic mode because It was hard to shoot a good photo with this mode and it takes a longer time.
Where could you utilize lines/patterns/etc?
I would like to utilize it by the trees in the background.
The golden hour is a period shortly after sunrise or before sunset during which daylight is redder and softer than when the Sun is higher in the sky.
Explain the difference between the Foreground, Middleground and Background.
- The foreground of a composition is the visual plane that appears closest to the viewer
- The background is the plane in a composition percieved furthest from the viewer.
- The middleground is the visual plane located between both the foreground and background.
What is the difference between Landscape and Cityscape photography?
Landscape photography shows spaces within the world, sometimes vast and unending, but other times microscopic.
Cityscape is an artistic representation, such as a painting, drawing, print or photograph, of the physical aspects of a city or urban area.
List 5-10 helpful hints when shooting landscape photography.
- The golden hours
- Shoot in RAW
- Use a tripod
- Follow the light
- Get perfect colour using white balance
- Maximise the depth of field
- Try using a wide-angle lens
- Composition
- Go wide for impact
I chose this landscape photo because the lighting is very nice and looks bright. It shows the reflection of water and the shadow of mountain. I think the photographer used a wide-angle lens to get this image, and I think the photographer shot it in the afternoon that have lots of light. He used the straight angle. The weather is sunny. He didn't use panaramic mode and the photo show the lines by the mountains in the background.
List 5-10 helpful hints when shooting cityscape photography
- Right After Sunset is a Fantastic Time for Cityscape Shots
- Capture the Whole Skyline with a Wide Angle Lens
- Use Your Camera’s Self-timer and a Tripod for Crisp Results
- Look for Those Leading Lines
- In the Evening, Look for Good Vantage Points Over Busy Intersections
- Just like Rivers are Great in Landscapes, Fountains are Great in Cityscapes
- Look for Patterns
- Don’t Be Afraid to Include Pedestrians in the Shot
- When Tripods Aren’t Allowed – Improvise
- See Bad Weather as an Opportunity (Carefully)
I chose this cityscape photo because I like the sunset in the background and light from the tower. The photographer shot this photo by he was in the high-rise building or some place which was upland. He may use a wide-angle lens. He shot this photo in the evening so we can see the sunset. He used the straight angle and the weather was clear so we can see the tower far away. He didn't use a panoramic mode.
Write your plan for Landscape/Cityscape Photography. Answer the following questions:
Which are you going to pursue and why?
I am going to shoot a landscape photography of lots of trees and lake. I would like to see a reflection of those tree on the lake.
Where are you going to go?
The lake behind a house.
What time of day?
In the afternoon that the light is very bright.
From what angle?
The straight angle.
What would be your choice of weather?
The clear weather.
Are you going to use panoramic mode? Why or why not?
I am not going to use panoramic mode because It was hard to shoot a good photo with this mode and it takes a longer time.
Where could you utilize lines/patterns/etc?
I would like to utilize it by the trees in the background.
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