These are my best shots from my bracketing assignment, they were really fun to shoot, playing with lights, reflections, shadows, and content. My troubles at first were with deciding what it was that I wanted to shoot. I ended up just looking aroung my house for cool little trinkets that we have gathereed over the years and setting them up in kind of neat situations, hence the clock globe and the flower candle. I really learned to appreciate a nice sturdy Tripod - it was beautiful! I had fun adjusting the angles and the height of the tripod to get the right lighting and all that. I learned that I am not as smart as I would like to think I am. What I thought was going to be the best exposure NEVER turned out to be the one I ended up liking the most. So I am fully convinced of the importance of bracketing. I think I am going to use this method a lot (within the reasonably usable exposures at least, probably not the super white or super black ones) to make sure I always get the best shot.
I really didn't have to do a ton of editing or developing, my shots were pretty good already from the bracketing. It did help to make the blacks and whites more defined though in each shot, instead of a grey tone over the whole thing. I loved the clarity and definity of the developed ones. Overall, I really liked this assigment, it opened my eyes alot (as well as my shutter speed :D )
Volleyball Before Developing
Volleyball After Developing
Candle Before Developing
Candle After Developing
Lamp Before Developing
Lamp After Developing
Clock Globe Before Developing:
Clock Globe After Devoloping:
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