These are a few photos from the motion/depth of field/ISO/white balance project that I didn't use as my final submissions. I took these while shooting for the project, but mostly they were just for kicks, rather than seriously considered for the project. (Gotta keep things alive when you're utterly bogged down with projects...)




This one obviously is of the exterior walkway of Trabant. I think it was originally part of a depth of field set, but I liked the way it captured the motion and mass of the crowd.













Clearly one word comes to mind here: perspective. I liked looking up from the base of the light pole to the view of the wires and the blue sky behind it. I also like the slight lens vignetting (unintentional) that showed up in the image.














This is from my exciting outing with Adam and Alyssa after design one night. We walked down to Old College to take some photos and this one was a complete mistake. Not realizing how long I had my shutter speed set to, I took this picture of the back of Old College while walking. I paused, shot, kept walking, and put my camera back down to hang on my neck all before the shutter clicked closed and this is what came out. Who'd have thought?


This assignment has really given me the chance to get to know my camera better, which has been a surprising and educational journey this past week. From panning in class to shooting blurred headlights at night, I've become better acquainted with my camera's functions and settings and how to use them more effectively than simply point and shoot.