After printing post

When we first got into the room we cleaned the negatives of water spots by putting them in some chemicals, and drying them with special paper. We then chose the picture we were enlarging and sliped the negatives into the enlarger. We focused the image and set the aperture by tuning knobs and looking at the picture through a magnifying thing. After we made a test strip to see how long it would take for our picture to come out good, and finally we made the final print.

Shot with: Canon EOS-1D, EF 50mm f/1.4

shot at 1/500 f/4.0

The shutter speed and apreture helps the main

person in action to be in focus.

Great Black and White Photographers

Doisneau



Levitt




Cunningham

Our negatives

All of my negatives have water spots, which is
water drops that dried up.
Numbers 18 and 19 have have fingerprints.
#17 is one of my best ones becuase it shows 3
different people showing their expressions
#18 is another one of my best because it
shows a persons face expression.
Both numbers 17 and 18 fill the frame.

Classroom

The story
This photo tells the story of a girl doing her work, with all the distractions around her.

Action and emotion

This photo captures the happiness that the person on the left is feeling when they are doing the experiment, and it captures the action of the fire.

Filling the frame

This photo fills the frame focusing mainly on the girls instrument

ATPI Fall Contest

This picture captures my attention because theres so much going on, yet its calm and shows detail.

I like this image alot because of how the light hits the objects.
It shows texture, and the entire frame is filled.


This image doesnt show alot.
It looks kind of blurry. You cant really
make out whats happening.