Meaning of HDR

HDR means high dynamic range and and it ranges the lightest and darkest tones in photos. The higher dynamic range your camera has, the closer the photo will compare to what an eye can see. This means that you’ll be able to capture more details in the shadows that might otherwise appear pure black, and you’ll be able to see details in the highlights that might otherwise be washed out with white.

My Inspiration

  1. Music
  2. Thinking outside the box
  3. Think opposite and odd
  4. The environment
  5. Angles that give the photo better views
  6. Other artist work
  7. Mixing and matching
  8. Thinking about what you like
  9. Put what you like into photograph form
  10. Using other types of photography and putting them together and making it different in your own way

Lenses Read and Write

  1. All camera systems offer a dizzying selection of lenses
  2. fisheye lenses gives a 180 field of view to telephoto lenses up to 800mm
  3. Zooms
  4. Primes
  5. Macro lenses
  6. Super telephotos
  7. Tilt shift lenses
  8. It depends on you on which lens you want
  9. How and what you like to shoot depends on what lens you need
  10. Wide angle lenses (10mm to 35mm)
  11. Wide angles give an expansive view
  12. Wide angle lens would work best with scenes with prominent foreground objects
  13. Wide angles are also handy in tight areas
  14. by not being close enough, having no interest in the foreground, or by trying to include too much in the scene, you’ll end up with less impactful photos.
  15. wide-angle lenses have the potential to drastically change your photography
  16. Standard zoom lenses are great walkaround lenses
  17. Standard zoom lenses are versatile
  18. Standard zoom lenses allow you to do wide angle landscape shooting
  19. standard zooms tend to cover moderate wide-angle focal lengths all the way down to a medium telephoto
  20. Many kit lenses are standard zooms

Lighting

  1. The purpose of the main light is to reveal the subject that is in frame and make sure we are able to see them in the portrait

 

2. The purpose of the fill light is to provide lighting to the side of the subject or in the back of the subject as well as give shadow.

The lighting patterns are split, rembrant, 3/4, and butterfly.

Studio Portraits

FL 44mm, ISO 3200, Manual, 1/200 sec

Critique

 

Green Goblin, Actor, Black, White, Dangerous, Stare, Eye contest, Looks, Man, Old, Close, Frame, Returning, Nowayhome, Unreplaceable, Gangster, OG, Amazing, Tone, Mood, Lighting, Angle, Best, Platoon, GOAT.