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Talking Horse Equestrian

Peggy Sue

Saturday, September 29, 2007

Claremont College

f9 @ 1/40th sec
ISO 200
52mm lens

Posted by Scott Collins at 1:58 PM

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Welcome to Photo7. This Blog is a collection of photos from the students of Kathy Haddad's Photo-7 Digital Photography (night) class at Chaffey College, located in Rancho Cucamonga, California.

Click on any photo to enlarge the image.

All photographs are the property of the individual students, and may not be copied without permission from the author.

Gibby2
Nibdipper
Scott Collins

100 Square Feet

The first assignment was to photograph an area equaling 100 square feet, and capture the subject from different angles, and different apertures, to increase or decrease depth of field. The purpose was to explore a subject beyond the "snapshot photo", and to see how control of aperture impacts the photograph. Also, photos are black and white (greyscale) to emphasize composition.

Portrait and Context

Choose one person or yourself as a model and create a "three part" portrait using the following guidelines:

1. Portrait create one image, taking into consideration lighting, setting and clothing.
2. Gesture create one image using gestures to express your subject.
3. Environment (without a person in the image,) create one image of a persons environment, to reveal another layer of information about this person.