Friday, July 29, 2011

First mini outing

Of... Photography Club!!!
Let's hurray!

We learn portrait and landscape today. 

Here are some of my, and my friend's masterpieces. (Not to be called as masterpiece la, but our small small effort ^^)















The landscape


Using "sunset" setting to produce this kind of effect 

Flash is used, so it looked a bit weird.  


 The sun still hang up in the sky, ready to set. 

The silhouette






Silhouette Definition
In the area of photography, a silhouette is defined as an outline that appears dark against a light background. More specifically, it is where your subject appears as a plain black shape against a brighter background. It is an artistic photography expression that many photographers like to refine and perfect in their images.
This effect can be achieved with any bright light source with the sun being the most common. In a sunset silhouette photo, the sunlight in the background is exposed correctly forcing everything else in the photo to be underexposed causing the effect.

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Friday, July 29, 2011

First mini outing

Posted by Emerline at 8:33 AM
Of... Photography Club!!!
Let's hurray!

We learn portrait and landscape today. 

Here are some of my, and my friend's masterpieces. (Not to be called as masterpiece la, but our small small effort ^^)















The landscape


Using "sunset" setting to produce this kind of effect 

Flash is used, so it looked a bit weird.  


 The sun still hang up in the sky, ready to set. 

The silhouette






Silhouette Definition
In the area of photography, a silhouette is defined as an outline that appears dark against a light background. More specifically, it is where your subject appears as a plain black shape against a brighter background. It is an artistic photography expression that many photographers like to refine and perfect in their images.
This effect can be achieved with any bright light source with the sun being the most common. In a sunset silhouette photo, the sunlight in the background is exposed correctly forcing everything else in the photo to be underexposed causing the effect.

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