Studio Portraits - hye soo kim

Studio lighting tutorial link:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qv8vswXMrlE
               

                                             
<- Hatchet/Side 
Lighting,

How this affect works- Your in a dark room and the light is focused on one side of the object/person to only make one side bright.











 

                                          Rembrandt light ->

               How this affect works-  A light on one half the face, and a triangle of light on the shadowed side of the face.

<- Glamour/Butterfly lighting.

How this affect works- Butterfly consists of a single light pointed directly at the subject straight on, and raised high enough to create a downward shadow on the subject.

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Cross Processing - hye soo kim

 Definition of Cross processing 
Cross processing gained popularity in the 1960s, as an effect created by purposefully using the wrong chemicals to process film. There are many variations of cross-processing, but the most recognizable attributes are the darkest parts of a photo becoming blue, with the photo taking on a slight general yellow tint. Cross processing can be reproduced using Photoshop's curves and levels to alter a photo's tone.

3 examples of Cross Processing

I think Cross processing is not really hard to do it. but The overall atmosphere is very really lively,  and I want to take a picture like that. I like those 3photo because they show me good Cross processing. the photos has a good mood and really lively. and Cross processing make a good texture for person or background.  i want to take a sport person and ocean or river to use Cross processing. 

Double Exposure Reflections Question's Anwer - hye soo kim

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A2. This two film photo is my favorite double Exposure Reflection. because this two photo has a good composition, value and texture were coming out very well.  kind of fresh texture in this photos.


A3. I don't really like film photo. I was so struggle when I made contact sheet. because  I didn't know what filter and brightness and shade is right for my photo. I tried blue and regular and pink light and figure out  brightness and shade. red light 80 and 8seconds! this film photo was too difficult for me but I leaned a lot of skills. so I'm happy about it.

A4. it was very  frustrating to me because of  filter and brightness and shade has many trouble to me (light and texture). but  I learned how to do film photo more details and sensitively  and get passion. it's hard but film photo is very meaningful then digital camera.

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2 Interesting Double exposure photo - hye soo kim

This photo is very interesting double exposure photo. Look like  woman's face cover by hands but her

expressive is exposure on her face and hand. her expressive is very interesting and make me curious.

 also her face and background make good value so photo has a charisma.

                                     

Also this photo is very interesting  double exposure photo. Look like people skiing on the table!! beautiful sky, mountain and people skiing on the table. they look natural. this photo has good form and use good space.

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Photo essay - hye soo kim

             Nowadays, environment pollution has become a serious problem. Even though we  cannot notice a big change in our lives yet, the global warming problem is getting serious. Our Spring and Fall are slowly fading away. In addition, many species of animals are lost or going since their habitats such as the river is polluted.  Plastic has a particular big effect on pollution. So how can we improve this problem and what kind of effect does plastic have on human's and animal's health?


             We are constantly using plastic in our lives. But plastic can have a tremendously bad effect on lands, waterways and oceans. Plastic may release harmful chemicals into the surrounding soil,  seeping into groundwater and other water sources. This can pose serious harm to the living organisms that drink the polluted water. Also, nurdles(plastic particles) are spilled into oceans, and it has been estimated that it has a global effect on beaches. Plastics in oceans typically degrade within a year, but not entirely, and in the process bad chemicals such as bis-phenol A and polystyrene can leach into waters from some plastics. Polystyrene pieces and nurdles are the most common types of plastic pollution; when combined with plastic bags and food containers, they can make up the majority of oceanic debris. Plastic is poisonous to animals, this problem can reduce human's food production too. Because animal will or get sick when they eat the plastic, hence we might get sick by eating the infected animals.


             Therefore it's not just an issue for other living things but also for ourselves. We need to care about plastic pollution and improve this condition! We may be able to find a perfect solution yet but we can improve it.

 school recycle box has a lot of plastic can and bottle during 3days.

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Len's at LFAS - hye soo kim

1. what is a prime lens? Prime lenses are different. They only have one focal length. You can’t zoom in or out. You get one viewing distance, and that’s it. Unlike zoom lenses, prime lenses don't allow you to zoom in or out while taking pictures.It is true that you will get better image quality from a prime lens compared to a zoom lens, but it really depends on how you’re using the zoom lens.


2. what is a Zoom lens? A zoom lens is a mechanical assembly of lens elements. is it  often described by the ratio of their longest to shortest focal lengths also long-focus lenses , with focal lengths longer than a normal lens , some are wide-angle lenses , and others cover a range from wide-angle to long-focus. can Zooming in and Zooming out.


3. when looking through a telephoto lens does the object appear closer or further? Telephoto lens make things look bigger so answer is closer.


4. Describe an example of when you would use a wide angle lens? \
 Example photo

A wide angle lens can be a powerful tool for exaggerating depth and relative size in a photo. and Get much closer to the foreground and physically immerse yourself amongst your subject, Be aware of how edge and barrel distortion may impact your subject and Point your camera at the horizon to avoid converging verticals if you want to take a good picture of  wide angle. closer.


5. when would you use a Macro lens? A macro lens just also has the ability for very close focusing also you can use it as a normal lens. close-up and see the detail of photo.  ex) bug, hair, plant's leaf.


6. If you want a Macro effect but do not have a macro lens, what is another option?  SLR shooter (film or digital SLRs).


Sigma super wide 8-16mm:(wide angle zoom is good for take a picture of landscape)




24mm:



50mm:( can be use anytime. also has wide open aperture)



60mm Macro: ( Macro lens is good for take a little things or detail of something)



85mm:



Lens baby Lens:



80-200mm: