Photography Period 2: April 2015

Monday, April 27, 2015

Aaron Chang

Aaron Chang Notes

Imperial Beach gets no respect: In this video i learned that Aaron Chang's most iconic picture was taken under the Imperial Beach pier. At night the lights of all different sources reflect off the water and make an array of different spectrums.

Supermoon: Aaron takes shots of the super moon when it is time to do so. He makes a mile hike to the Torrey Pines canyon while using a 600 mm lens, converter, and magnifying camera which ultimately creates a 1000 mm zoom.

Waves: One of chang's astounding pictures is created in the waters of Torrey Pines. Using his magnifying camera and a fisheye lens he swims out and takes breath taking pictures of breaking waves. While the lens creates a 360 degree effect, making everything in plain sight.

Weekly- Mustangs/Horses

Mustang acting like a mustang

Mustang Nani Boys

Mustangs

Mustang Track Prac

High Jumping as a Mustang

Mustang Nation

ORHS Weight Room

Lady Mustangs

ORHS Vision and Mission

MUSTANG PRIDE!!!1!

Weekly Written- 360 Cam

This picture taken underwater is very coool!The lense they used to take this is called the SP360 made by Kodak. i'm just very confused because its false advertisement. it says 360, but i only see 180... When they went off to take these pictures in Okinawa Japan, they made sure they had their SP360 Fisheye lenses so that their photos they take underwater is a lot better. The purpose of their lenses is to catch a wide view by front mode and a full 360 degrees panorama movie by Round mode with FULL HD quality even in the water. With the video provided with the demonstration of this lens it shows a murray attacking the action camera with its sharp teeth. Later showing this image of a turtle guiding these divers into the deep blue ocean.

JKPhoto Art

This is by far my favorite picture. Most of my photography is done at the beaches here in Southern California and or near bodies of water. Not only does the place give me somewhere to release life's tensions, it is also a place to release my shutter on on camera. Using photo shop to create such an intriguing an aesthetic picture can be very beautiful and earn much applaud and eye candy. Using the photo shop in this picture he added a vignette filter to the railing a staircase, while bring down the contrast in the water to create a much darker experience for the naked eye.