Lila's Photography

FORCED PERSPECTIVE: ISO 100   f/10   1/200 sec BOOK FACES: ISO 100   f/4.5   1/50 sec MACBETH PLAY: ISO 3200   f/5.6   1/200 sec ISO 3200   f/5.6   1/400 sec ISO 3200   f/5.6   1/400 sec  ISO 3200   f/5.6   1/200 sec  ISO 3200  f/5.6   1/200 sec ISO 3200   f/5.6   1/200 sec

Butterfly Light: ISO 5000 f/16 1/25 sec Side Light: ISO 640 f/5.6 1/25 sec Rembrant Light: ISO 640 f/5.6 1/20 sec Loop Light: ISO 800 f/5.6 1/30 sec

ISO 5000   f/4.5   1/50sec before:

AFTER: BEFORE: ISO 1600   f/16   1/50 sec

ISO 1600   f/10   1/1250sec 1. What question did you ask your model, and how does their response add to the photograph?  I asked the model "When are you happiest?". Her response was that it was when she was playing volleyball. I added this into the photo because she is smiling and looks very happy. Also, her hair is covering up her Notre Dame volleyball jacket which was supposed to connect it further.  2. What do you like best about this photo? I like the lighting of this photo because the light goes through the trees and illuminates her faces and not a lot of the rest of the photo which makes her face the obvious focus point.  3. What would you do differently if you did it again?/What would make it better? If I did this photo again I would make sure that her hair was not covering the Notre Dame volleyball logo so that it would be more obvious the connection of her smiling to her love for volleyball. The photo also turned out to be ve...

window light: ISO 1600 f/10 1/25 sec overcast light: ISO 1600 f/10 1/400 sec ISO 1600 f/10 1/400 sec

HDR After: HDR Before: over exposed: ISO 1600 f/10 1/6 sec normal exposure: ISO 1600 f/10 1/13 sec under exposed: ISO 1600 f/10 1/25 sec What I would do if I could redo this photo? From looking at the critiques that people wrote about my photo and what I observed after, I liked how my photo turned out and I would not change much. The HDR style isn't what I would normally chose to photograph, but through this assignment it helped me gain an appreciation for this type of art. I personally like photos to look more lifelike and HDR's are supposed to look highly contrasted and detailed, so I liked how I took my version of that. I liked how the lighting was natural and in good daylight and that the photo was taken literally during real life. The only thing in post I would change would be cropping.