June Assignment

Here are the assignments we talked about in the comments.

3 Assignments (pick at least 2)

• Night Shot
  
• Water
• 10 second exposure
  

Due date is the end of June so theres plenty of time :D

April Assignment (Farshid)

I forgot about depth of field (and besides, it does not get much better than Dhab's, minus the pole picture). Here is my framing one...

April Assignment (Poya)

Ok here are my attempts...

Framing:


I admit it's kind of cheezy. The runner up was the following, where two guys' heads were acting as a frame:



Depth of Field:

For some reason the simiplicity of this shot appealed to me.

Runner up:


Action Shot:
Hard one. This one is not really an action shot (walking doesn't count...), and it's only accidental that the delegate is in focus.



The only adjustments were cropping and a straightening.

April Assignments (Dhabih)

Depth of Field

I didn't have time to do an action shot. I'm guessing no one else had time to do either ;)

April Assignment.

I'll just finalize this since April is mostly done.

3 Assignments (pick at least 2)

• Depth of Field
  
• Framing
• Action Shot
  

Since there isn't much time left lets try to get at least 1 or 2 of these 3. I'm not super sure what you meant by framing Poya so if you could clarify in the comments.

April Assignment?

I'm assuming there are a few more people on this blog who haven't submitted for March yet. But we should get going on April assignments. Let's quickly come up with a couple of topics and go with it. My suggestions:

- Framing
- Large DOF

March Assignments (Farshid)

Here are my clicks. Starting with my favorite (shocking I know!) is the b&w portrait of Carmel. I love this picture and I took it in color and turned it b&w in PS.




Next we have "green". Don't feel like I did much of an original work here, but it does the job. I should have been more creative, but it's easy to get laxy and just shoot something green when the deadline approaches. :)




And finally we have the oxymoron. This one was hard, but considering I relate to this situation frequently, it was the natural choice to shoot this.



As for adjustment, nothing except cropping and turning the portrait from color to b&w. Oh, yea, don't have a night shot to contribute this time around.