HDR Photography

Research

EV difference is how we measure dynamic range in photography, EV is also known

 as (stops), Between the lightest and darkest parts of a photo that shows detail. Doubling
the amount of light is when an increase of one EV or one stop.  HDR is a method in photography and taking images, to get a bigger dynamic range between the darkest and brightest places of a photo.The way you take HDR images is you find a image you like and you take a photo of that image 3different time in 3 different exposures. 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_dynamic_range_imaging

My HDR photos

This HDR photos are of my glasses. 

For this project you are suppose to create three HDR photos and how you do it, is you find a object that you can take more then one image of in different ways, so then you after you find your object you take the image in 3 different exposures, one under exposed, one regular exposed, and one over exposed, so after that you take all 3 photos and combined them to create the HDR image.

Photographer,By Izzy Twidale

 

Music Inspire Cover

Photos

This photo is  of me, and inspiring words on it.

All the words I chose for this photo,were words that mean 

something to me.

Photographer,By Izzy Twidale

This photo is also of me,Out of these three photos this 

one is my favourite photo,cause even know its of me 

i think it is very inspiring.

Photographer,By Izzy Twidale 

This Photo is also of me, the reason their are three photos of me 

is because, this project was to take 3 photos of your-self and create them into 

music covers.

Photographer,By Izzy Twidale

  

Dreams of Flying

 Dreams of Flying

  Photographer,By Jan von Holleben

                                             

  Biography 

           Jan von Holleben was born in 1977,On the countryside of Cologne,Germany.

Jan lived most of his youth in an alternative commune and identifies the strong connection 

between the development of his photographic work.

Jan von Holleben's work has been shown all over the world.

  This photo is of two kids on brooms, In this photo it looks like the kids are flying on magic flying brooms, Which in my opinion I think is really cool, Jan von Holleben who is the photograher 

took this photo on a birds eye angle, Which is when you take the camera and stand above the object and take the photo.

Photographer,By Jan von Holleben

Write Up, By Izzy Twidale

This photo is of the Empire State Building and the little boy is attacking the helicopter.

The photographer is the same one that took the photo from above and the technique that was used was also birds eye view.

Photographer,By Jan von Holleben

Write Up, By Izzy Twidale

This photo is of kids holding on to rockets and flying into space, Out of these three photos this on is my favourite, Because it has alittle more detail then the other two, and i think as alittle kid most of us dreamed to go to space.

The technique for this photo is also birds eye view.

Photographer,By Jan von Holleben

Write Up,By Izzy Twidale  

My Dreams Of Flying

This photo is of my sister, And she is in a hot air balloon

flying to her favourite place.The top of the air balloon is a beach umbrella,

the basket is a rubber made tub and the back ground are green and blue blankets.

Photographer,By Izzy Twidale

This photo is of my mom playing soccer, on grass with a blue sky.

This image was fun to to take and produce,their was a lot of 

different ways I could have taken this image, but the way I captured this image 

I like it. 

Photographer,By Izzy Twidale

This image I captured here,is of my parents, and my father is holding up my mother.

When I took this image I thought it was really creative, and a very unique idea.

This was also a very fun and exiting image and take and produce.

Photographer,By Izzy Twidale 

Hippster Photos

HIPPSTER PHOTOS

These photos were very fun to take, and photoshop.
What we had to do s go out and take photos
that are bright and the has some exitment to them, the top 
left is Mrs.Eagle, the middle right on is Tamika Hanson
and so is the bottom left one. 

BY Izzy Twidale