Long Exposure Pictures
Photography | Canon T5i | Lightroom Classic
The first assignment we did was to do Long Exposure photography. We learned how to use manual mode to create the long exposure shot. I learned about ISO, Shutter Speed, and F-Stop/Aperture.
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I took the photos by going into a dark room with my phone's flashlight and colored gel. And I took a while to decide on what kind of photo I wanted to take. But i'm pretty satisfied with what I took, so here are the pictures that I took!
bumblebee
Lightroom | Canon T5i
I used Ms.M's plant and used a round table place the plant down. I decided to use my iPhone's flashlight and yellow gel. This picture was taken in the black box of SLAM.Â
[ ISO: 600, Shutter Speed: 8Â seconds ]
Force of Nature
Canon T5Â | Lightroom
This is another plant that I borrowed from Ms.M! She has several plants and I like using nature for my pictures. We used an iPhone flashlight and green gel. I was in the picture, but you can't see me (it's better that way), the green lights with the plant really makes it pop. This picture was taken in Ms.M's class.
[ ISO: 400 , Shutter Speed: 10 Seconds ]
Plantiful Green
Lightroom | Canon T5
This is the same plant as before, just a different pattern used by the iPhone flashlight and green gel. I just really enjoyed how the green light was prominent in this picture.
3 Point Lighting
Photography | Canon T5 & 3i | 50mm Prime Lens
This assignment was to use the 3 different types of lighting: Key, Fill, and Back Light. All of these photos are unedited.
Squirrel Cult
Canon T5 | 50mm Prime Lens | Back Light | Unedited
This picture is called Squirrel Cult because it looks like 2 squirrels are in a cult. I took this picture in the SLAM Podcasting room, and used 1 light from the decorations. The light is shining from above to create the shadowy/mysterious vibe. I took the photo with a 50mm Prime Lens. SLAM recently got some new lens, and I got excited to use it, and I loved how my pictures turned out.
Behind the scenes of Documentary
Behind the scenes pictures of the process of the documentary.
Editing!
This is Ronnette, and behind the scenes of the documentary, we are editing. Though it would've been nice to have more pictures, this was all I got from the process.