1/31/11 - Week 5
Posted for Daily Shoot assignment #442: "Make a photograph that features repetition." The difference between this brick wall and every other one is the detail in the jointery. Not the typical raked joint.
Monday, January 31, 2011
Lots of Bricks in the Wall
1/31/11 - Week 5
Posted for Daily Shoot assignment #442: "Make a photograph that features repetition." The difference between this brick wall and every other one is the detail in the jointery. Not the typical raked joint.
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Stump Monster
1/30/11 - Week 5
While this shot was taken earlier in January, I experimented today with b&w conversion.
Up & Over
1/29/11 - Week 5
This shot was taken on the Halsted Street bridge over a branch of the Chicago River. There has been no sun, and therefore no hard light, but this bridge structure provides some strong shadow for Daily Shoot #441: "Make a photograph using hard light today. Feature the crisp and strong shadows as a major element of your photograph." It is a stretch, but I'm submitting it anyway.
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Why Eight?
1/29/11 - Week 5
Frank and I took a class today on black & white conversion. I felt like a kindergarten kid in a high school physics class. Pretty complicated stuff. Therefore, before trying any of the techniques provided at the class, thought I'd try Nik Software's Silver Efex Pro plug-in. This shot is taken on the Halsted Street bridge over a branch of the Chicago River. I didn't understand the reasoning behind the pattern in the steel plate at the top of the bridge.
Week 5 ☞ 01.29.11 - 02.04.11
Theme: Black & White Conversion
This week my friend Frank and I are taking a course called "Every Black and White Conversion Technique Known to Man with Vincent Versace." Naturally, this week's theme therefore should be based on applying this new knowledge.
For this week's shots, other than those undergoing b/w conversion, please check out my Flickr Photostream at http://www.flickr.com/photos/jeffm211/
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