Mylah Bawani's Digital Photography Blog

What do you like/dislike about Sagmeister's work?  I noticed how he focuses a lot on self portraits and I'm honestly not very into that. I like more pictures of nature or objects on my cover.  What is Sagmeister's profession? Designs album covers Who created the art for Hozier's album cover in the video?  Raine Hozier

FRONT (songs listed below) Back Cover YOU- Luh Kel Lil Bebe- DaniLeigh No Te Vas- Nacho Sunflower- Swae Lee and Post Malone Perfect- Ed Sheeran Beautiful People- Ed Sheeran & Khalid Boo'd Up- Ella Mai Congratulations- Post Malone Young & Alive- Bazzi The Hills- The Weeknd

Banff- an unforgettable summer seeing glaciers and beautiful trails.

1. What do you like about your image?  I like how the face gel bottle really stood out with the bamboo in the back and the shell just to be a little extra.  2. What would you have done differently in your process that would have changed the outcome of  the image?  The only thing I would do differently is having a more creative text. 

Story- I did my best to come up with something creative so I came up with a birthday theme for a younger kid. 😂 The reindeer cup represents a child by the way. Used emphasis and value. The girl is enjoying her treats  She blows her candle and makes a wish. She has all the memories with her friends in the album.

What do you like about each image, what would you have done differently? I really like how I was able to add more dramatic shadow to the honey bottle and change the look of the front of the cup to get the  shadow by using photoshop.  My makeup mirror had a slight shadow in the front, I use at least moisturizer and serum everyday so that's why I choose to take this picture. I love how I got this taken on a perfect sunny day. The only thing I would need to do is get a little more creative with my objects I choose. 

                                              Sierra Nevada, Winter Evening I love how this picture is so well taken with the perfect balance of sky, mountains, and the lake with the reflection. I know this has nothing to do with the northern lights, but the sky kind of looks like the smear of the northern lights. I'm very into nature pictures especially lake and ocean pictures like this. This one stood out to me the most from all the other pictures Ansel Adams has taken.

  Questions at bottom • How was using the macro lens? It was easy to capture small pictures rather than big images     • Which is your favorite shot and why? I really like this one with the tree and flower in the middle because I feel like I captured the right moment.     • Which shot shows the best use of the rule of thirds. Tree with flower in center     • What principles of design are used in your favorite image? Proportion

1. What was your team’s overall concept and did you succeed in crafting the cinemagraph the way you intended? We intended to have Maddie's hand still as the sand was falling off slowly from the shovel. 2. Were you more involved in the creative, photographic, or technical portion of the process, what did you do? Technical Portion, I helped with getting the camera to be in position of focus on shovel and  with moving whatever was in the way.  ​3. What would you have done differently when creating your cinemagraph? I would probably try being the creative person.  4. What would have made this project easier to understand or create? Nothing, the directions were honestly pretty clear.  5. How was the team dynamic - great, good, fair, poor, and did everyone share the work? Good, we all were somewhat involved. 

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What did Clark do before photography? What do you like about his work? What do you not like about his work? What brand of camera does he use and how does he take it into the water? Is this a career that you would consider, why/why not? 1. Surfing  2. I like how he followed his passion and captures the photos to make it look unique. For example, the turtles looking like their holding hands looks unique.  3. One thing i didn't like was I feel like his pictures are only in the ocean mostly. I think he should have more variety in his photographs.  4. He uses a special tool stick that holds the camera in water 5. Yes, I've always had a passion for nature photography and really want to have my own business one day. I do have a business aside for portraits for birthdays/parties but nature photography is my main focus.

First thing to do when shooting manual mode is to turn dial to M Set shutter speed to 1/1250 Set aperture to 4.5 or closest number your lens allow Really important to have correct ISO number especially when taking outdoor sports pictures For shutter priority, first thing to do is turn mode dial to TV. If you set ISO to 800, this gives flexibility in shadow or bright sunlight to get correct exposure. Camera settings should have: auto white balance, exposure compensation, high speed shutter release, continiuos auto focus, metering mode, and auto focus mode

1.  https://www.chrisburkard.com/ 2. Does motion and landscapes photography. 3. He uses a  Sony a7rii, a7sii camera 4. I really like this picture because it creates a lot of color value and contrast. There's a lot going on in this image. This is a picture of a volcano with the clouds swirling around.  He used a Sony Alpha NEX-7 for this picture. 

What is storytelling according to Andrew Stanton? ​What does Stanton say your job is as a storyteller? What is one thing that Andrew says that you think can help you to create a good animation? 1. Storytelling is when you draw an image and create animation that means something big.  2. He says you want to make a story with a dialogue and no words, just action. "we want them to look for their meal" is what he says.  3. Draw the story, connecting with something from the past.