To DO:
1. Do some research on 'Light, Shadows and Reflections Photography' and post that research to your blog along with examples of images you find (in a google image search) interesting and/or particularly effective.
2 - Shoot early in the morning (just after sunrise) or later in the afternoon evening (before sunset) for longer shadows and softer light.
3 - Great reflections can be had just after a rain. Puddles and windows/mirrors with water droplets make for interesting reflections.
***Remember to Check out this video by Hayden Petersen for some very resourceful ways of making memorable images.
Take at least 70 photos and post the best 10 on your blog. When you have your 50 photos, get some feedback from a classmate AND Mr.Whitworth to see how you might improve.
3 - Great reflections can be had just after a rain. Puddles and windows/mirrors with water droplets make for interesting reflections.
***Remember to Check out this video by Hayden Petersen for some very resourceful ways of making memorable images.
Take at least 70 photos and post the best 10 on your blog. When you have your 50 photos, get some feedback from a classmate AND Mr.Whitworth to see how you might improve.
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