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A bit of back lighting

Wednesday, February 10th, 2010

In class yes­ter­day, we were work­ing with ra­tio (the dif­fer­ence be­tween the true tone of a sub­ject and it’s shadow side). Us­ing a re­flec­tor, we filled in the shadow par­tially. In this case, I had a scrim in front of the hot light di­rectly be­hind and slightly above the sub­ject and had light bounce back onto the face of the clock.

A clock and a paint brush.

Tech­ni­cal Information:

Canon 30D + 17–85 IS. 1/20, f/6.3, ISO 200, f=85mm. Used a Lowel Omni Light with the barn doors wide open and a scrim in front of it. Relec­tor was silver-color metal (maybe alu­minum of some kind).

Big thanks to my “as­sis­tants” for this shot: Beth and Amanda.

Side lighting

Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010

I shot a few shots of wine glass and a liquor bot­tle in class today.

Side light­ing with a hard light and closed barndoors.

Side light with a scrim and a reflector.

Featured Photo: October 16, 2009

Friday, October 16th, 2009

Here, Keith Sand of west­ern Wis­con­sin, sits at his maple syrup stand at the Min­neapo­lis Farm­ers Mar­ket in Min­neapo­lis, Minn.

090712-Farmers-Market-350

Canon 30D + 28-105mm f/3.5–5.6 (or sim­i­lar) + Canon 580 EX II; 1/250 @ f/18; ISO 400; f=48mm; Flash +1.5 EV: on-camera.

Featured Photo: October 15, 2009

Thursday, October 15th, 2009
Two people walk through the Minneapolis Farmers Market on  Lyndale Avenue in Minneapolis, Minn. on July 12, 2009.

Two peo­ple walk through the Min­neapo­lis Farm­ers Mar­ket on Lyn­dale Av­enue in Min­neapo­lis, Minn. on July 12, 2009.

Click to enlarge.

RAW file. Canon 30D + 28-105mm 3.5–5.6? (or sim­i­lar); 1/160 @ f/5.6; ISO 400; f=105; EV+.5 in Adobe Cam­era Raw.

En­joy.

Associated Collegiate Press’s 26th Annual National College Summer Jounalism Workshops

Friday, July 24th, 2009

Sat­ur­day:

2:20: I just got done shoot­ing a video. Will try to get that bad boy up on YouTube soon. My part­ner was Jackie Cain of the Echo at St. Michael’s Col­lege in Ver­mont.

Ear­lier I had Burger King: dou­ble cheese­burger and a straw­berry shake. De­li­cious as al­ways. Nice walk down Wash­ing­ton Avenue.

10:20: Af­ter a de­li­cious pizza and wings din­ner last night, An­drea, Ben and I all headed out sep­a­rate ways and I am now back at the U of M.

Sit­ting in with Ron John­son again. This time: 10 de­sign tips.

Fri­day

3:45:

Back with Ron John­son of In­di­ana Uni­ver­sity. This time the work­shop is on Fun­da­men­tal News De­sign. Same room (Mur­phy 228) as with Joel Eisfelder.

Hope­fully I’ll learn some good stuff to ap­ply to City Col­lege News.

Ron Johnson on Fundamentals of News Design

Ron John­son on Fun­da­men­tals of News Design

1:20:

Af­ter a de­li­cious lunch at Dairy Queen, I am now sit­ting in on the “Na­tional Ad­ver­tis­ing & Your News­pa­per” work­shop with Joel Eis­felder of Cam­pus Me­dia Group.

Joel Eisfelder of Campus Media Group

Joel Eis­felder of Cam­pus Me­dia Group

10:50:

I’m cur­rently at the “In­De­sign Tips to Im­prove Ty­pog­ra­phy” ses­sion. Speaker is Ron John­son of In­di­ana Uni­ver­sity.

Very in­ter­est­ing so far. Learn­ing a lot and re­in­forc­ing what I al­ready know, or thought I did.Ron Johnson Speaking

10:20:

David Brauer is speak­ing right now. Very in­ter­est­ing so far.

David Brauer of MinnPost.

David Brauer of MinnPost.

9:45:

I got here not that long ago and have reg­is­tered. The Keynote speaker starts in 15 min­utes. The speaker is MinnPost’s David Brauer. Will keep you read­ers up­dated as times goes by. Hope­fully I’ll be learn­ing about quite a few things here: Ad­ver­tis­ing, Layout/Graphic De­sign and some “cut­ting edge” audio/video techniques.

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