Wednesday, May 23, 2012

90 Days of Photography!


PHOTOGRAPHY CHALLENGE: I'm giving myself till the end of summer to get this done, one of my many summer goals
1- to lose weight, but mostly start working out.
2- Get better at this photography production thing.
PHOTOCHALLENGE: I am going to try to take the time to take each one of these photos, granted not all of them are REAL types of photos, so I am going to have to be clever with some, more creative with others, and some are straight forwards.
A summer of photography here we go!

AerialFrom a plane, helicopter, balloon or other airborne device.
Adventure, ActionAdventure sports, daring feats, etc.
AmateurAny type of photography practiced by non-professionals.
Animal, PetPets and their relationships with humans. Note that the human content is often as important as the animal.
Architecture, Real EstateThe art of making property appear attractive. Often involves panoramic photography.
ArtisticPhotography in which creative composition is the goal.
AstrophotographySpace photography, through a telescope.
AuraA controversial type of photography which some claim can photograph a person's aura. Often confused with Kirlian photography.
Black & WhiteNot simply photography without colour, black and white photography explores shapes, tones and textures. Shadows and highlights become much more important.
Camera Phone"Convenience" photography using a mobile phone's built-in camera. While not the best quality, camera phones have opened a new world of spontaneous, on-the-spot photo opportunities.
CommercialProduct shots, advertising, etc.
DigiscopingPhotography through a telescope or binoculars.
DocumentaryJournalism, Events, Historical, Political, etc.
EventConcerts, parties, festivals, weddings, etc.
ForensicPolice and legal photography.
InfraredPhotography in which the recording medium is sensitive to infrared light rather than the normal visible light spectrum.
Large FormatFor use on posters, billboards, etc.
KirlianA type of contact print photography in which an object touching a photographic plate is connected to a high voltage source, creating an aura-like image. Often confused with aura photography.
MacroThe art of photographing very small and/or close-up objects.
MedicalSpecialized photography for clinical purposes, i.e. to help reveal and diagnose illness.
MicroscopicAny technique for photographing objects too small to be visible to humans.
ModelingPhotographing objects to be converted into 3D models.
NatureLandscapes, animals, plants, sea, etc.
NightAny technique used to capture images at night. Often includes infrared photography.
PanoramicViews of wide areas, up to complete 360° panoramas.
ParanormalGhosts, unexplained phenomena, etc.
PeopleCandid, Family, Fashion, Glamour, Passports & Visas, Portrait, Pregnancy, School, Sports, Wedding
PinholeUses the most basic type of camera possible — a box with a tiny hole to let light in.
ScenicLandscape, Cityscape
SatelliteViews of Earth from orbit.
ScientificAny specialized photography used for scientific endeavour, e.g. electron microscopy photographs, medical photography, astrophotography, etc.
SportsThe specialized art of shooting people engaged in sports, games and adventure activities.
Stereoscopic (3-D)Involves taking two photos simultaneously to simulate 3-D vision.
StockPhotographs taken for distribution to other people, for use in their projects. These photos tend to be quite generic, e.g. people working, landscapes, places, etc.
Time-lapsePhotographs with a very long exposure, used to illustrate something happening over time. A popular example is a street at night with car lights blurred into long lines.
TravelPhotography to showcase locations, illustrate travel literature, etc.
UltravioletPhotography in which the recording medium is sensitive to ultraviolet light rather than the normal visible light spectrum.
UnderwaterAny type of photography taken under water with a water-tight camera housing.
Urban, IndustrialEmphasizing urban environments.

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  2. Can we go to the Griffith Observatory for some of these photos then?

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    1. sounds like a plan, but that sounds too.. cliche

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