_andrew
14th of February 2007 (Wed), 23:02
Well I have recently started a Photography course, it goes for a year and focus's on black and white photography then opens up into lighting and etc later on. Anyway, I have recieved my first assignment, "A Bridge" - It reads like this:
"Photography a bridge, be it used for traffic, pedestrians or both, and show an interesting viewpoint of the structure. What's required is a clear photograph of the bridge to show its span and how it joins or crosses something? The bridge may be old or new in good condition or poor.
Consider the lighting - time of day, viewpoint, and shutter speed & aperture used for a good 'sharp' image"
So I went out today to source out a bridge or two to see what I have at my disposal. I found the one pictured below, it will be shot later on when its getting a bit darker and the shadow's arnt so harsh but do people think that angle works or is it too dull and boring?
I was thinking of shooting it tonight when people are walking across it aswell, having a slow shutter to create a sense of movement.
Thanks everyone!
"Photography a bridge, be it used for traffic, pedestrians or both, and show an interesting viewpoint of the structure. What's required is a clear photograph of the bridge to show its span and how it joins or crosses something? The bridge may be old or new in good condition or poor.
Consider the lighting - time of day, viewpoint, and shutter speed & aperture used for a good 'sharp' image"
So I went out today to source out a bridge or two to see what I have at my disposal. I found the one pictured below, it will be shot later on when its getting a bit darker and the shadow's arnt so harsh but do people think that angle works or is it too dull and boring?
I was thinking of shooting it tonight when people are walking across it aswell, having a slow shutter to create a sense of movement.
Thanks everyone!