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Photography Games
how can i show emotion or music through art/photography?
so i have an art project and its a personal investigation
i was thinking emotion or music or game
how can i show that through, art and photography?
for music or game i figured, for the photos, pictures of stereos/radios, headphones, cds etc and the same with games, the consoles, controllers etc
if anyone has done something like this before.. any advice?
stuck on emotion, both photos and art :/
if you are taking pictures of people its the eyes. of anything that doesn’t have eyes its the angle. Drawing is normally the shape and shading.
Photography Games
What is Candid Photography?
Candid photography is by definition taking pictures of people when they are unaware. Part of the fun in photography is catching your human subject’s off guard so that your pictures have more emotion. Photographers who work for magazines, like Time Life, have been able to get candid shots of their subjects. I think most of us can remember the black and white photographs of Africans and others giving rise to more emotion from the viewer. Taking candid shots may appear easy although there are few techniques in the photography world that will make the candid shot worth more than just a snap shot of friends.
First and of course most important is to keep the subject in view while they are not paying attention. The next step is training your eye to catch the moment. You have to be able to move fast, but with design. You need to have your camera set for the picture before you are even aware you will take the photograph. The best way to do this if you have a digital or automatic camera is to keep it on the proper setting. Manual cameras take moments to focus and can loose the candid shot if your subject becomes aware of you.
Candid photography relies on the light; however, you may not always get to choose the angle. The angle could be where you are standing at the time. As a photographer of candid photography, you know the importance of choosing the best angle at the right moment that is possible.
The entire point of candid photography is to gain the unguarded moments of a person’s emotions, whether it is tears, happiness, love, or other emotions. While it is true, you need to have light, angle, and a good camera to catch the shot it is more important to observe. Most photographers are trained observers. Their eyes will wander over the crowds, landscape, or other setting searching for the perfect shot. They will always have a camera ready. It can be extremely hard when you are taking photographs of your friends because they tend to be more involved in the conversations or activity.
The key to taking candid photographs of your friends is to draw them away from the fact that you carry a camera. If they forget you carry the tool, they are more likely going to act natural. Some friends tend to pose in front of the camera while others will shy away turning their backs when you get ready to take a photograph. Knowing your friends will help you find the best way to take candid shots without their knowledge.
Observing, having the camera ready, and understanding the basics of photography will yield you better results when you try for a candid shot. Posing or turning away from the camera will take away from the shot you hoped to attain so hanging to the side or a little ahead can get you the shot you may need. Profiles make great candid shots because the person will not realize you are taking a photograph until you have already clicked the button. Candid photography can be one of the most rewarding arts of photography, but also vexing when the subject is aware of the camera. Always remember the camera when going out with friends.
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Whats a Good entry level camera for photo photography?
Im a 15yrs old and I want to get into photography. I have had compact camera before but I want to step my game up and get the real deal and suggestions
Good for you! I am 18 and started around your age. I didn’t get my DSLR until this year, but I LOVE it! I would suggest you stick with the two main camera manufacturers: Canon or Nikon. I am a Canon fan, but nothing wrong with a Nikon! Anyways, for an entry level Canon, I would suggest any of the EOS Rebel series like the Rebel Xsi, T1i, or the newest T2i. I have the Xsi. It has 12.2 megapixels, providing great clarity. The T2i, while it costs a bit more, has an impressive 18 megapixels and sells for $900, according to Canon’s website. For entry-level, the Canon Rebel series will be sufficient for what you are going to be able to do at this stage in the game. I don’t know much about Nikon’s, but the D90, D3000, D5000, or D40 are the entry level cameras they offer. The prices range from around $500 to $900. I hope this will help…and good luck with your photography!!! I know you will love it. Just remember, it won’t always be perfect, so never give up!!
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