Saturday, February 13, 2010

Photography (People)

For best learning environment, staff in the apple service centre is working hard to be sure to fixed all problems we encounter with the mac.
The Security guard are constantly patrolling the school to ensure the safety of everyone.



We play an important part in our environment, especially these cleaners who maintain the cleanliness of our school.

We all ought to show all of them our appreciation for putting in effort in their work!

When is the best time for photography?

5am: Pre-dawn: A pink, ethereal light and dreamy mist for lakes, rivers and landscapes.

6-7am: Dawn: Crisp, golden light for east-facing subjects.

7am-10am: Early morning: The city comes to life; joggers in the park.

10-2pm: Midday: The sun is too harsh for landscapes and people, but perfect for monuments, buildings and streets with tall buildings.

2pm-4pm: Afternoon: Deep blue skies with a polarizer.

4pm-6:45pm: Late Afternoon: Terrific warm, golden light on west-facing subjects. Best time for landscapes and people, particularly one hour before sunset.

6:45 - 7:30pm: Sunset: Great skies 10 minutes before and 10 minutes after sunset.

7:30-8pm: Dusk is great for skylines, while there's still a purple color to the sky.

9pm: Night shots, or go to bed - you've got to be up early tomorrow!

3 comments:

  1. there is a display of the rule of thirds in all photos and there is the golden section rule in the last pic

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  2. There is a fair share of sunlight but some of them are a bit too dark. the photos are well-focused, and the person is fitted into the picture perfectly. :D For the third pic you may want to walk closer before taking the photo.

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  3. Contrast is good. Don't tilt your camera (photo 2).
    Nice captions by the way!

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