The Day In The Life Of Ms. Smith

Research Project

Galen Rowell

Born on August 23, 1940 and Passed August 11, 2002,

Became a full time photographer in 1972, 

Made a cover for National Geographic, 

He Used Nikon cameras and Lenses,

He preferred slide film

                                                                                                                                                                   

Late Summer Snow Under Mount Williamson, High Sierra, Clifornia

 Reflection Pond, Denali National Park, Alaska

 Mount Everest and Rongbuk, Tibet

Last Light on Horsetail Fall, Yosemite National Park

 Cuernos Del Paine at Dawn From Lago Pehoe, Patagonia

 Late Summer Wildflowers at Sunset, Logan Pass, Glacier Nat'l Park, Montana

 Stormy Sunset Over Evolution Lake, John Muir Trail, High Sierra, California

 Double Falls at Dawn, Glacier National Park, Montana

 Mule Deer With Twin Fawns, Siskiyou Mountains, Oregon

Not Told where

Not Told Where

Not Told Where

Galen's work is amazing. From the colour to the sharpness. He went to the extremes just to get that perfect shot! His strengths are immaculate, almost everything, and his weaknesses are minimal. I can see why his work appealed to National Geographic.

Black And White Reflection Assignment

All of these photos were all taken using a person for the theme/ subject. They are all black and white to show off the emotion. There is the deep black and the bright white and of course the in- between, the grey.

Bike Month

Full Orange

Purple Galore

Painted Red

All three of these bikes caught my eye because each one had a distinctive colour, and each one was nothing but that colour. It is bike month so I had put these pictures into the magazine Jpeg Mag.

Depth Of Field

Close -Ups

I chose these pictures for close-ups because they show the textures of the subject.

                                                                            Bokeh

These photographs show the textures close up yet it shows the blurred background to an extent that you don't pay much attention to it.

                                                              Out-Of-Focus Foreground

I personally thought this was fun taking these pictures. Making the fence disappear to show what is beyond it was a very neat technique.

Justin Quinell

I like this photo because it shows you the little thins you do in your everyday life (or should, minus the spider). The interesting things about this picture is the types of objects he uses are neat, like the colour of tooth brush he used (bright green), the tooth past he used (colourful) and the gross, big, long legged spider on the past. All of these aspects really make up the picture.

This photograph is also about those things that you do that you don't think about. Once again the different colours in it make the picture pop! The lipstick on the woman to the lemon on the glass. The straw really makes it though. It looks as if it is coming at you and you are the one about to drink the drink.

This is a different photo from the rest. It is not about the every day things like I have been talking about.  He has now gone out and taken outside pictures. The different thing is that there is no popping out colours out of his mouth, his mouth is the thing now the main subject. You really get a sense of where these pictures are coming from.

Bio;

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My HDR

In this picture shows what looks almost like flames in the clouds. The brightness of the clouds to the darkness of them brings out the picture. The tree also stands out because of it being the only flat black big object.