Interior_Photography.

I shoot this picture @ Play house Durban.

Texture!

A_Cat!

Natute_Photography.

Video description.

I associate my video with "The way I (EYE) see the world" because it tells me that we should take care of the things that are unique so that other people from other countries can visit just to see those scenes, mountains and so on. This gives that particular country a dignity and respect from the whole world. e.g big five here at South Africa, it represent who we are, so I think we should take care of those things that make us to be unique.

Video!

Qoute.

In my mind's eye, I visualize how a particular... sight and feeling will appear on a print. If it excites me, there is a good feeling it will make a good photograph. It is an intuitive sense, and ability that comes from a lot of practice. Quote by Ansel Adams.

The way I (EYE) see the world.

Fashion_Photography!

As I have said that I love Nature photography, and this is one of my images.

I do love this specialist that is why I am too dedicated at taking pictures which depict nature.

During University holidays (June) I captured this image at home while I was crossing the bush and what interested me to capture this image is that it looks like a wheat.

I took this image at Botanic Gardens, using long lens may main intention was to capture circles of confusions and it seems as if I did to achieve my main intention but a little bit.

This photo was taken at sport centre grounds at DUT. I was required to photograph a sport picture which dipict freezing action. So this is what I got according to the brief.

Edited with photoshop.

When shooting this picture, I also thought about the kellogs box assignment of getting the entire box sharp as my main intention here was to get the entire building sharp. I used my Nikon D3100 camera with my Nikon 18-55 standard lens and settings are as follows: ISO>200, shutter speed>1/250 of a second, aperture>f/7.1 and a focal length of 18mm.

This time around I have used an electronic in my mood portrait. I used one electronic flash and a black reflector at about three feets to bring out some detail but still get a contrasty image that fits in to mood portraiture. The camera settings are as follows: ISO>100, aperture>f/8, shutter speed>1/80 of a second and focal length at 85mm. I was also using my entry level equipment which are Nikon D3100, 55-300 Nikon lens and BS 600 Nikon external flash in order to fire the electronic flash.

This is my advert shot at studio using one tungsten light and the reflector in the following settings, shutter speed 1/125 of a second, aperture size f/7.1, ISO setting at a 100 and focal length of 72mm. I was using a 55-300mm Nikon lens with a D3100 Nikon camera. My main intention was to get the entire box sharp.

This is my still life shot in studio using electronic flash. Settings- 1/60 of a second at f13.

Here I was given an assignment to photography in the studio using tungsten lights. I achieved this photo by using the following camera settings, ISO>100, aperture>f/4.5, shutter>1/200 of a second, and focal length of 92mm. I placed the bowl on the light box to achieve or to get the reflection, I also use the white backdrop and three tungsten light sources. Two were facing the glass and they were covered with the tracing paper to soften the light and to hinder hot spot. The last tungsten light source was facing the white backdrop in order to get the pure white background.