Alyssa Richardson

I took some photos this weekend for my obsession project i've been working on and i wanted to know if they are working.

They are dancing, reading, and fear



ISO:1250
Aperture:f/3.5
(1/400)




ISO: 500
Aperture: f/3.5
(1/60)



ISO Speed: 1600
Aperture: f/3.8
(1/100)

All taken with Nikon D50

regarding last post

oh i forgot to put the picture information! it was taken with my canon rebel xti

for all of them: shutter- 1/125, aperture f stop 8, iso 400

Annalisa Heylen

Here are some pictures I took of my niece Addison! :)

Thank you Alex, Stacy, and Nicole.

I used your tutorials from Tuesday's meeting to edit these photos! Nicole, the skin evening thing was really great for these because she had some baby acne bumps. Thank you, you guys.

Cameron Allen

This is my first attempt to add to the blog. I took this shot of my dad in the Snake River Canyon. I was just using a Canon digital point and shoot. I got lucky on this one. All the others were blurry. This photo is also unedited.

Food Photography

 

Canon PowerShot SD600

Macro Setting

Each shot is a different f-stop and Shutter speed

Kristie Moss Photography

Alaska & Oregon Panoramics By Kyson Dana

These were taken this past summer.

1/20s

f5.6

iso 300

1/15s

 f3.5

iso 200

2s

f7.1

iso250

1/1250s

f4.5

iso250

A few from Austin

A couple pictures I took right before the winter semster, back home in Nashville.
Annnd, click each image to see it properly, Blogger does not seem to like me right now.

Exposure: 1/50
Aperture: f/6.3
Focal Length: 55mm
ISO: 1600

Exposure: 30 Seconds
Aperture: F/5.6
Focal Length 18mm
ISO: 200

Randomness by Corey

Canon 10D
F: 9.5 @ 1/250

Canon 10D
F: 8 @ 1/350

Canon 10D
F: 9.5 @ 1/250

Canon 10D
F: 4 @ 1/60

Canon 10D
F: 4.5 @ 1/180

Some Wedding, Senior, and Photoshop Pics By Dylan

Right at Thanksgiving break my uncle got married here are some of the pics that I took.

F/5
ISO 100
1/125
40mm

F/5.6
ISO 200
1/200
150mm

F/5.6
ISO 400
1/200
150mm

F/5
ISO 200
1/200
79mm

This is one of the senior pictures that I have done. her name is Lauren, she is in the band and loves music hence the sheet music texture.

F/5.6
ISO 100
1/80
14mm

I really needed a new wallpaper so i made this up.
That is it for now. This Should be a SWEET semester at photographics!!!
~Dylan Hancey

bingham baby

nic and i had our baby a week ago.

daphne ryn bingham

we've taken tons of pictures (naturally) but here are a few of my favorite ones from nic.
<3 kirsten


1/60
4.0 fstop
400 iso


1/60
4.0 fstop
400 iso



1/60
4.0 fstop
400 iso

1/60
4.0 fstop
400 iso

Portrait

These were shot with a Nikon D90
Lens: Nikon 50mm 1.8 D
Aperture Value: 3.2

The colors were adjusted in iPhoto.

Photoshop Filters

These are some pictures that I have been working on with some filters in photoshop. I feel that they definitely give the photos more pop. I will post the original and then the "after" photo.

New Camera. Help me.

OK, I have been using a Nikon D70 for about 4 years now, and it was time. I just picked up a new D90. The pictures you see here are unaltered. The grey-looking photos are the D70(#1 and #4), and the brighter are the D90(#2 and #3).

They were each taken on the "A" setting with an aperture of 3.2, matrix metering, no exposure compensation, with the on-camera flash, in auto White Balance, ISO 200.

I guess I just need some reassurance about my purchase, and some advice about how to go about fixing a few things;

#1. The D90 pictures look very faky-digital to me, am I going nuts?
#2. The D70 pictures have problems with skin-tones, but it's like the D90 is way overdoing it, trying to compensate for the lighting. Like messing with the contrast of the pictures? I don't know. Check out the red color of his shirt. It's more accurate in the D70 photos.

If you could give me any setting advice, I'd really appreciate it. I am just not a fan of the over-processed, digitally altered look.