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Project Name

Photography

Overview

Objectives

1. Types of Photography

2. Famous Photographers

3. How to use light and contrast

    to enhance images(over and under

     exposure.)

4. Still and moving objects.

5. The best ways to take pictures. (Tips)

http://www.picturecorrect.com/photographytips/Light.htm 

  The website above was very useful. There are good, and intresting tips to help with simple, or even abstract images. My rating was:30. I would recomend this website if you need some tips to make your pictures better.

Types of Photography:

webpage: http://www.mediacollege.com/photography/types/

  Famous Photographers:

Anne Geddes

• Anne Geddes was born and raised in Queensland, Australia
• Is mainly known for taking pictures of babies
• Anne has inspired many people
• Her work was, and still is admired by many people today
• Sells, clothes, calendars, and more with her photos
• http://specialthoughts.ca/Anne6.html
• http://www.eboniorchid.com/Images/Contests/Colorbar_Elite/AnneGeddes/AnneGeddes_Wallpaper05.jpg
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Art Wolfe 

• Was born in 1951
• Has traveled all over the continents
• Has been on mountain ranges for pictures
• He says he became addicted to photography
• Mostly has wildlife photos
• http://www.artwolfe.com/artwolfe/about.html

• http://www.nationalgeographic.com/suburbansafari/images/gallery-penguin-lrg.jpg
• http://media-2.web.britannica.com/eb-media/81/61181-004-444C8C13.jpg
• http://www.microsoft.com/prophoto/images/icons/travelstotheedge/gallery/102/Ep102_7.jpg

Using Light and Contrast to enhance images(over and under exposure):

http://www.photography-basics.com/2007/01/example-of-over-exposure-and-under-exposure/

I did this on my own with basic exposure editing tools:

#1 #2 #3

       UNDER EXPOSED                      PROPERLY EXPOSED            OVER EXPOSED

Image #2 has equal light and contrast(properly exposed). Image #3 has equal contrast,

but more light(over exposed). Image #1 has less light than all three images, but has the

most contrast of all the images(under exposed).

Most digital cameras have modes and adjustments for light. That includes flash. If it's a sunny day outside, and you want to take pictures outdoors, flash might not be necessary, unless in a darker area. But if there is not light, you can turn on the flash to enhance the images. But if you don't, or forget to change settings on your camera, you can probably edit it on your computer. There are simple editing stations on almost all computer devices. Like red eye removal, cropping images, adjusting color, and fixing under and over exposured images. And if you don't have those, you could probably purchase a program from a store, even like Wal-Mart. These can renew and enhance your images a thousand times more. I would highly recommend to use those:)

Interview with an Expert

Contact an expert and conduct an interview.  Do the interview with

• video (using a video conferencing tool), OR
• audio (to make a podcast), OR
• an email or im transcript.

References/Resources