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euripidesredux · 3 months ago

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Extended credits for Museum at Tomorrow episode 5

Below the cut are all of the folks who I used (and asked to be credited) for recordings in Museum at Tomorrow episode 5- specifically, the "This is not for You" recordings.

(The list was too long for podcast episode descriptions)

These recordings were mixed into the soundscape of the show, heavily processed- so you may or may not be able to pick out your voice. Each unique recording is preserved as rhythem, timber, and shape within the episode.

Thank you for your work in creating the canvas of this piece.

Kate Bullen

K R Forsyth

Vega Jacobsen

Charlie

Rovi

Grace Gamble

Wesley Lee Balete

Charlie Sloykowski

JC Hendry

Courtney Brothers

Arabella McDonald

Hanc Finestra

Katie H

Galacticguppy

Beck Smith

GreenHeronHive

Micheal Vee

Mira Singer

Laurent J.L. Hall

Carley Mothersell

woaaah

cmt

November_Clouds

Elliott Neptune

Enrica Jossi

Ace

Jahan Shah

Morgan Galagher

Niall LG

Bates

Caroline Mincks

Daniel Kurtz

AJ Fidalgo

Tani

Shura

Zedek H

Halebop

Malia Northstar

Greg Ruddick

Solstice Hannan

Jessamy Thomison

Cassie A.

Rachel Spokony

miss mr meow

Arti Richardson

Mattie J.

Geddy Cary-Avery,

Ophelia Cary-Avery

Sophie Kaplan

X Speaks

Devin

Craux

Cap

Joe R

Ray Goldberg

Mog

The Marble System

Tina Case

Kate Bullen

Marionette

Maddy Searle

Remi P

Meg Taylor

Beth

Evan Tess Murray

Amanda Jones

Amanda Ehrhardt

Nathan Fisentzou-Haji-Leonti

Johanna Andersson

Tess Huth

@faeriebullshit

Olivia Lion

Ange

Bridget M. Mueting

Wil Williams

Katie Utke

aceofgames

Savy Stay

Graham Rowat

Meredith

spaceacebreakface

Molly Walsh

Belinda Parker

Erin Celovsky

liz

Caden Osojnak

Danniac

Ray Schrader

Atlas Byrd

AJ. S.

JayseHasNoGrace

Fay Blackmore

Sharon Peterson

Katharina Abschlag

Izzy

Ace Tayloe

kat B

Siz Hart

moth

Kathryn Cox

G. Honnigford

Pine Gonzalez

sisyphus

Essay

artie eigengrau

Rook Davis

Izzi Mata

grayson

Tamara Jones

Willow

G.F.

Leigh sharpe

Zelda MacFarland

Arkyn Wolf

Elany

Elaine Wiley

Mary Lewis-Phillipps

Claudia Elvidge

Kei Burke

Katie Vargas

Karleen Preator

Alicia Babich

Jonathan Sciance

Étoile

Hayden Laver

Barrett Vann

S Kramer

Maya Hiers-Lairson

judas

Archer Hickerson

Malinda

Nicole Liang

LF Haye

Louis Carroll

Stefanie K.

Autumn Wang

jayvin

Badger Merriweather

Aiden

Sender Paulson

vexxervee

Rob Weiner

Peril

Lotte Schmidt

fynn

Lor

Josie D.

Jaryn Tyson

Common Blue Icarus

resplendeo

Claire Alpern

skelejor

Matt Weiss

M Zemlock

Kay Eileen

Callisto Holmes

Rhys

Noah Quinn

Sarah Elizabeth

Willow Belden

Amanda McCormack

Esrah Del Carlo

sunny

the Hartmans

Lee Ann Eden

Bob Proctor

Clueless

deda eliensis

Ohallo

Tara Schile

Marzi

Flameheart Dryad

Sarah Lambrix

JB Segal

Ellis C

Ash

Autumn

Jaime Tamar

Haze Peers

Moose

Erin Bevan

Luci Tomich

Bryn

Michael W.

Kim Fukawa

Amy Strieter

Petra Hall

Mal

Charlie Rayshich

Susan Weiner

Everett Blackthorne

Vergess

Tor

ArionWind

M. Alti

N. B. Green

Aiden Nicholson

Jacky Rubou

Nura Lawrence

Gwen Clancy

Ollie M.

Caroline

Duo

Iris

ML Beck

Ray Makowski

Eljay Rich

MV8

Michelle Pigott

Rachel Pfennigwerth

Janika

Jamie Gump

Mason J Miller

Ella Watts

Cole

Mady Oswald

Valerie "ShinyHappyGoth" Kaplan

Anne Baird

Emily Ricotta

el-draco-bizarro

Ansel Burch

Nathan Sowell

LM Heß

Richard Peers

#museum at tomorrow #this is not for you

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finlaylaverygc · 4 years ago

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Week 6 - ANSEL ADAMS

nice hat

What group did Ansel Adams start?

Adams helped to found Group F/64 or F.64 in the San Francisco Bay Area, along with fellow photographers Edward Weston, and Imogen Cunningham.

Find the groups manifesto online

Why did he set up this group?

His aim with Group F/64 was to have photography seen as a true art form. In short, they call for “Pure Photography” meaning to let photography be photography and let photographers develop their techniques within, to explore new methods and ideas and not to borrow ideas and styles from other art forms to gain acceptance.

What type of photography is best known for?

Ansel was known for his Black & White Landscape and Environmental photography.

What did Ansel first train as?

He trained as a musician and piano player, learning from the age of 12.

When did his love for photography begin?

His love of photography began from going on family trips to Yosemite National Park, Nevada.

What was his first camera?

Kodak No. 1 boxed Brownie Model B.

What age was Ansel when he had his first images published?

Ansel had his first images published at the age of 19.

What type of techniques did start experimenting with?

Ansel experimented with soft focus, bromoil process and Pictorialism.

How much did Ansel sell his first portfolio for?

First first portfolio “ Parmelian Prints of the High Sierras ” sold for $3900, a great success at the time.

What Artists did Ansel meet whilst in New Mexico? Who was a huge influence on Ansel?

In New Mexico Ansel befriended artists Georgia O’Keeffe, John Marin, poet Robinson Jeffers and photographer Paul Strand.

Find out more about the artist that influenced Ansel Adams, can you see the influence of this artist on Ansel’s work?

Paul Strand was a great influence on Ansel and pushed him to advance his work in photography to a higher level. Strand was a modernist photographer, founded the Photo League who used their work to promote social and political causes. His photography used a lot of strong contrast with light and shadow.

Why was group F64 significant?

F64 or F/64 was a size of aperture popular with Ansel and like minded photographers at the time in Large format photography. This aperture gave great depth of field and sharpness to the image when used right.

What is Pictorialism?

Pictorialism is a photography aesthetic that was very popular in late 19th and early 20th century. A method to create an image rather than document an image. To empathize the beauty of the subject matter. through tone balance and composition.

What age did Ansel open his first gallery?

At age 31 he opened up his own gallery in San Francisco.

What happened in a trip to Mexico in 1941?

He took one of his most famous images “Moonrise, Hernandez, New Mexico”

How long was Ansel Adams career?

His photographic career started in the early 1920s to 1950s until his health began to decline Be he worked on further still to the 1970s when he took a portrait of President Jimmy Carter in 1979. His career spanning the best part of a 60 years.

Along with Fred Archer, what did Ansel Adams pioneer?

The Zone System

Research the system. What is it? Can it be applied to digital photography?

Zone system is a method to determine the correct exposure for film photography and film developing. Using full tone graduation from Black through to Grey and to White, dividing each step of the grade into eleven zones from 0 to X.

It is a precursor to the Histogram on a digital camera.

What was Ansel’s biggest selling image called. Show an example of this.

“Moonrise, Hernandez, New Mexico” was one of his hottest selling pictures, selling more than 13000 prints, banking him a nice bug sum of dosh.

Another famous landscape was “Monolith, the Face of Half Dom”.

What type of camera did Ansel mainly use?

Ansel used several cameras throughout his career for different jobs and purposes. For landscapes he used a 4x5 View Camera which produced very sharp large format images. When doing medium format images, he used a Zeiss Ikon Super Iknota B camera.

Why did Ansel use a red filter?

The red filter darkens any blue colours or light and creates a stronger low-key contrast.

What typical technical camera settings would Ansel use and why?

Long exposure and small aperture.

Steichen and Stieglitz? Who are they and what are they known for?

Edward Steichen was a photographer and art curator. Alfred Stieglitz was a modern art painter and photographer. Both tried to get photography seen as a style of Fine Art, borrowing methods and techniques from other art forms such as the manipulation of the image, using filters etc. Stark contrast from Ansel Adams and Group f/64 who experimented techniques of photography without borrowing from other art forms. Although they (Group f/64) also did use manipulation methods in their work.

@nqphotoblog

#nqphotoblog #nqphotography #toolbagoftechniques #ansel adams #inspiredbyart #inspiration

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morganmccaskiecogc · 4 years ago

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Ansel Adams

What group did Ansel Adams start?

Ansel Adams started the photography group F64.

Why did he set up this group?

Adams started the photography group F64 to try and get photography accepted as an art form at a time where it was customary for photographers to “borrow other mediums of art for goal of acceptance”.

What type of photography is best known for?

Ansel Adams was mostly known for his landscapes.

What did Ansel first train as?

Adams first trained as a musician and studied piano and composition.

When did his love for photography begin?

Ansel’s love for photography began when he was young and he would take family trips to Yosemite National Park.

What was his first camera?

His first camera was a KODAK Brownie Box which his father gave to him because of his interest in photography.

What age was Ansel when he had his first images published?

Ansel Adams was 19 when he had his first images published.

What type of techniques did start experimenting with?

Adams began experimenting with Pictorial techniques in the early stages of his photography career.

How much did Ansel sell his first portfolio for?

Adams’ first portfolio sold for $4,000 (equivalent to over $50,000 today).

What Artists did Ansel meet whilst in New Mexico?

When in New Mexico, Ansel met Georgia O'Keeffe, John Marin and Paul Strand.

Who was a huge influence on Ansel?

Paul Strand was Ansel’s biggest influence and helped further Ansel’s career.

Find out more about the artist that influenced Ansel Adams, can you see the influence of this artist on Ansel’s work?

Paul Strand’s photography heavily inspired Ansel. When looking at and comparing Strand and Adams’ work we can spot similarities. The first is the striking black and white which both worked with. Other similarities are seen in the landscape and nature images. Both used leading lines in some of their photographs.

Why was group F64 significant?

Group F64 was significant to the advancement of photography and the acceptance of ‘pure’ or ‘straight’ photography.

Find the groups manifesto online

The group manifesto can be found here: Manifesto

What is Pictorialism?

Pictorialism is an artistic style of photography. It is described as being like a painting and looking similar to the work of artists from the 19th century. Pictorialism was not considered pure photography because of the work that went into the composition, the planning and the image that the photographer wanted to convey.

What age did Ansel open his first gallery?

Ansel opened his first gallery in San Francisco when he was 31 years old.

What happened in a trip to Mexico in 1941?

Adams’ most famous photograph “Moonrise over Hernandez” was captured during his 1941 trip to New Mexico.

How long was Ansel Adams career?

Ansel Adams’ career lasted almost 60 years, from his mid-twenties to early-eighties.

Along with Fred Archer what did Ansel Adams pioneer?

Fred Archer and Ansel Adams pioneered the Zone System.

Research the system? What is it? Can it be applied to digital photography?

The Zone System is a technique used for guaranteeing good exposure in a photograph, even in particularly difficult lighting. It works by dividing the scene into ten different tonal zones (the zones are numbered with roman numerals), 0 being black and X (10) being white. The Zone System can be applied to digital photography but not in the same way, digital photographers would generally use zones III to VII.

What was Ansel’s biggest selling image called? Show an example of this.

“Moon, Hernandez, New Mexico”

What type of camera did Ansel mainly use?

Ansel mainly used a Deardorf 8x10 view camera and sometimes used Hasselblad.

Why did Ansel use a red filter?

He used a red filter to create more contrast in his photographs.

What typical technical camera settings would Ansel use and why?

Typically, the camera settings Ansel would use were long exposure and small aperture. This was to ensure maximum sharpness and depth of field in photographs.

Steichen and Stieglitz? Who are they and what are they known for?

Edward Steichen and Alfred Stieglitz were well known photographers who, like Adams, helped to get photography accepted as an art form.

#anseladams #moonriseoverhernandez #f64 #preproduction #photographystudy #nqphotography #cogc #inspired

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dottie-wan-kenobi · 5 years ago

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Here you will find 100+ songs that I feel embody Dick Grayson in all his roles and moods, that define his platonic and romantic relationships, and also that I think he would sing (or cry to) in the shower.

Please don’t tag as batcest!!

Songlist under the cut:

#dick grayson #dick grayson playlist #nightwing #nightwing playlist #my playlists #i am never typing out 112 song names ever again oh my god why did i do this to myself #batfam #some of these songs are subject to be deleted....#also im happy to explain why i added any of these songs!!

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sofrpc · 6 years ago

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⌖*ﾟ— 550+ UNIQUE AND UNDERUSED MALE NAMES

as requested, i have created a masterlist of 550+ unique and underused male names ! these are all listed in alphabetical order, and although i dont claim any of these as my own, please don’t copy and paste straight into another masterlist. feel free to use the names in any way you like, i hope this gives you muse for your characters (my faves are bolded) — also smash that like or reblog if you found this useful, thank you !

abel, acacius, ace, achilles, adagio, adaiah, adalius, adley, adelio, adonis, adrian, adriel, aiden, akello, alain, alarik, alastair, alek, alfred, alfonzo, ali, alisio, alonzo, amari, amedeus, amias, amos, anakin, andre, ansel, anton, anwar, apollo, aragon, aramis, archer, aries, arlo, arrius, artemis, asher, ashton, asriel, atlas, atlantis, atticus, auden, august, auri, austin, avery, axel, aziel

bacchus, baden, bailey, baldwin, balin, balton, bandit, banks, barley, baxley, baxter, baze, bear, beau, beck, benson, bentley, berlin, bianco, bishop, blade, blaine, blaze, bode, bodhie, booker, bosley, boston, brandon, brantley, brayden, braxton, brecken, brennon, brett, briley, brinley, brock, bruno, bronx, brooks, bryce, bryson

caelan, caesar, cade, cador, cage, cain, caleb, callaway, callen, callister, callum, calvin, camden, campbell, carlisle, carlo, carrick, carter, casey, casper, castiel, cedric, cesar, channing, charles, chase, chuck, clifton, clinton, cleon, coen, coleman, colton, crew, cristiano, cooper, corbin, corey, cortez, cravin

dale, dallas, dalton, damari, damian, damon, dane, dante, dario, darius, davon, dax, dean, declan, dedrick, delius, demarcus, demetrius, dennis, denzel, deon, derek, devon, dexter, dillon, dimitri, dion, dolan, dominic, drake, drew, drystan, duke, dwayne, dwight, dyson

eaton, echo, edan, eddison, eden, edrick, eli, eliam, elias, elijah, elio, eliseo, ellis, emilio, emerson, emmett, enoch, enzo, ernest, eros, essex, evan, evian, ezra

fabian, falcon, fallon, farley, felix, fenton, finley, finnick, floyd, flynn, fonso, ford, forester, francisco, franco, freddy, frederick, frodi

gabe, gabriel, gaius, gabin, galvin, gareth, garrick, gaston, gaveel, georgie, gemini, giorgio, glade, gonzalo, gray, gregory, greyson, griffin, grover, gunner, guy

haim, hadden, hadley, hale, hammond, hanan, hanson, harden, harley, harris, hayes, helio, helix, hendrix, hermes, hiram, holden, holland, holmes, houstan, howard, hudson, hugh, hugo, hunter, hyde

iago, ian, icarius, idris, iker, ilario, indigo, isaak, isaiah, israel, ithiel, ives

jace, jadon, jago, jahziel, jairo, jakez, jakobe, jamari, janos, jaron, jasper, javier, jaxon, jayden, jaylon, jaziel, jenson, jeremiah, jermaine, jersey, jett, joaquin, jonas, jose, joss, jovani, joziah, judas, jude, julian, julius, junior, justice

kace, kaden, kael, kairo, kahlil, kai, kaleb, kamden, kanan, karson, kashton, kasper, keenan, keiran, kennedy, keon, kenton, kenzo, keyon, kez, kiah, killian, kingsley, kito, klaus, kobe, koby, kodah, kohen, kolton, kristian, knox, kyan, kynan, kyson

lamar, lamont, lance, landon, laney, larkin, lawyer, lazarus, leandro, lee, legend, lennox, leno, leon, levi, lex, liko, link, locke, loki, loman, lonzo, lorenzo, luca, lucian, lukas, lyam, lynx

mac, machi, macklin, maddox, magnus, maison, major, makeo, malaki, manning, mano, marion, marlon, mars, martez, mathias, maxton, mekhi, meyer, micah, milian, miller, milo, montey, montez, myles

nakos, nasir, nathaniel, neel, neriah, nero, nevada, nicolo, nicklaus, nickolai, nico, nike, nikos, nixon, noah, nolan, norton, nye

oakley, oberyn, obi, obsidian, octavian, oison, olimpio, olsen, omar, ontario, onyx, orion, orlando, oskar, oslo, oryn, otis, oxford, oxley

pablo, paley, palmer, parker, parson, pauly, paxton, pearce, perkin, phelix, phoenix, pierre, pike, podrick, porter, preston, prince, puck

qamar, quinten, quillon, quince

racer, radley, rafael, rafer, ralph, rambo, ramiel, ramone, randall, raven, rayan, reed, reese, rhydian, ricardo, ridley, riker, riley, river, robin, rocco, roderick, roland, roman, romeo, ronan, roni, rowan, royden, rufus, ryder, ryland

sadler, safari, salem, salix, salvador, sami, santiago, sawyer, sean, seaton, severo, shayne, shiloh, silas, silvano, simba, skander, skyler, slade, spencer, spiro, stanley, stefan, syrus

talmon, tane, tanner, tate, tatum, tavis, teddy, terence, theo, theon, tirion, titus, tobias, tommen, tonio, travis, trey, troye, trystan, turner, tyrell, tyrese, tyson

ulan, uri, uriel, urien

vadim, vale, vance, valentine, vaughn, venturo, venus, vermont, vero, victor, vidor, vince, volante, voss

wade, walker, walter, warner, warren, watson, waylan, wayne, wilder, wilson, wilton, wolfgang, wyatt, wynton

xander, xavier, xenos, xylon

yates, york, yuri, yusef

zacharias, zade, zavier, zayn, zed, zeke, zero, zeus, zion

#names masterlist #male names masterlist #name masterlist #masterlist #rph #my masterlist #mine #mine: masterlist

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kenhchiasethongtinhay · 4 years ago

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Tại sao bạn chọn ảnh trắng đen

Ảnh trắng đen tạo ra một bức tranh cùng một tông màu, giúp bạn tập trung vào kết cấu, bố cục và hình dáng của chủ thể.

Chúng ta đang thấy và sống trong một thế giới đầy màu sắc. Một thế giới màu sắc phản ánh chúng ta đang phát triển như thế nào. Vậy tại sao lại chọn ảnh trắng đen khi ngày nay các công nghệ kỹ thuật số có thể mang lại cho chúng ta những màu sắc đẹp nhất.

Ảnh trắng đen là vĩnh cửu hay nói cách khác nó không bị lỗi thời theo giời gian, nhưng còn nhiều hơn thế, nó biến đổi bức ảnh trong một lĩnh vực không phải là trừu tượng và cũng không phải là thực tế. Ảnh trắng đen vẽ lại một bức ảnh theo màu sắc tinh tế, huyền ảo của màu xám và một bố cục mới cho bức ảnh. Nó còn làm tăng chiều sâu của chủ thể và mở rộng các ý tưởng tiềm năng trong nhiếp ảnh.

File Raw và thời đại vàng của ảnh trắng đen: Thực tế thì hầu hết các bức ảnh sẽ đẹp hơn nếu có màu sắc, nhưng có một vài chủ đề sẽ đẹp, lạ và có chiều sâu hơn khi chuyển sang ảnh trắng đen.

Cách đây hơn 80 năm khi mà Ansel Adams (1902-1984) cho ra đời những bức ảnh nghệ thuật trắng đen đầu tiên vào năm 1927 thì lúc đó nó được coi là một nghệ thuật nhiếp ảnh cao cấp, vì khi đó để có một bức ảnh trắng đen nghệ thuật thì cần làm trong phòng tối với các hóa chất và công cụ phức tạp. Nhưng ngày nay, trong thời đại kỹ thuật số, chúng ta có thể dễ dàng chuyển sang ảnh trắng đen mà vẫn giữ được nét tinh tế khi làm thủ công.

Người ta thường sử dụng Adobe Photoshop Lightroom và Adobe Camera Raw để chuyển sang ảnh trắng đen. Với các phầm mêm này bạn có thể cho ra nhưng kết quả đáng kinh ngạc với những bức ảnh có chiều sâu và độ tương phản cao.

Cái mà cũng tạo nên cuộc cách mạng thực sự trong việc tạo ảnh trắng đen ngày hôm nay đó là sử dụng file Raw. Khi bạn chụp bằng film, thì trước khi chụp bạn phải quyết định xem loại film nào để đặt vào máy ảnh trước khi bấm máy và không thể thay đổi cuộn film trong lúc đang chụp trừ khi bạn chụp hết film. Nhưng hôm nay, với công nghệ file Raw, nó giúp ta thoát khỏi các quyết định khó khăn đó vào thời điểm chụp. Hơn thế nữa nó giúp chúng ta tạo ra nhiều phong cách ảnh trắng đen khác nhau chỉ trong cùng một tập tin và có thể thiết lập lại từ đầu khi bạn muốn.

Niềm vui của sự khám phá :

Một trong những lý do thuyết phục nhất cho việc chụp ảnh trắng đen ngày nay là ảnh trắng đen cho phép các nhiếp ảnh gia và người xem khảo sát và nghiên cứu một số thành phần cơ bản của kết cấu, bố cục và hình dáng chủ thể. Một nhiếp ảnh gia chụp ảnh màu thường sẽ tin vào các sự tương phản màu sắc để tạo ra sự phân biệt giữa các yếu tố trong một khung hình. Với ảnh trắng đen, họ cân nhắc các ánh sáng tương phản nhau, các khoảng trống đơn giản, kết cấu, các đường và hình dáng. Sự nghiên cứu khắt khe đó giúp mở rộng sự hiểu biết của những thứ mà chúng ta chụp và những thứ mà chúng ta xem.

Ví dụ trong hình con voi dưới đây, nếu chụp ảnh có màu chắc chắn sẽ không để lại ấn tượng gì cho bạn, nhưng nếu chuyển qua trắng đen, nó làm nổi bật lớp da bị bong ra, kết cấu của các cọng lông và các vết sẹo qua năm tháng.

Zone system: Khi chụp ảnh trắng đen người ta thường sử dụng Zone system.

Zone system là kỹ thuật nhiếp ảnh được phát triển bởi Ansel Adams và Fred Archer vào năm 1939-1940. Ngày xưa, trong thời đại phim nhựa chưa phát triển lắm, họ đã đưa ra một hệ thống gồm 11 vùng trị số thời chụp (từ 0 đến X theo số đếm của ký tự La Mã), trong đó, trị số vùng 0 được xem là vùng đen tuyệt đối, còn vùng X gọi là vùng trắng tuyệt đối (không chi tiết). Vùng V là vùng đặt trị số thời chụp. 0 I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X – Vùng 0 là vùng tối, vùng đen tuyệt đối – Vùng I là vùng tối, gần như không còn chi tiết. – Vùng II là vùng tối, còn rất ít chi tiết. – Vùng III là vùng tối, với khá nhiều chi tiết. – Vùng IV là vùng tối, với đầy đủ chi tiết có thể nhận diện được. – Vùng V là vùng đặt trị số thời chụp, nơi những chi tiết sáng rõ giá trị nhất được tái hiện. – Vùng VI là vùng sáng, với đầy đủ chi tiết ghi nhận được. – Vùng VII là vùng sáng, với khả năng thấy được khá nhiều chi tiết. – Vùng VIII là vùng sáng, không còn thấy nhiều chi tiết nữa. – Vùng IX là vùng sáng, khó có thể thấy được chi tiết nào. – Vùng X là vùng sáng tuyệt đối, hoàn toàn không có khả năng thấy được chi tiết gì nữa.

Dùng Zone system như thế nào ? Khi nhìn vào ống ngắm, ta sẽ thấy một cái thanh nằm ngang có thông số từ -2 -1 0 +1 +2. Ở dưới thanh ngang này có một cái mũi tên, mũi tên này chỉ vào đâu thì đó chính là thông số mà máy ảnh đo cho mình so với độ sáng trung bình (gray 18%). Có thể hiểu nôm na là: -2 là tối đen, -1 là tối vừa, 0 là trung bình (gray card), +1 là sáng hơn, +2 là rất sáng. Nếu mũi tên không lọt vài vùng -2 -> +2 thì sẽ rất khó có thể cứu được, kể cả photoshop (mọi người hay gọi là đen quá hoặc cháy).

Ví dụ khi focus vào một tờ giấy đen, máy sẽ cho mình một thông số (có thể đúng hay sai), ví dụ nó chỉ vào -1. Đấy là máy nói quyết định thế. Nếu bấm máy lúc này thì tờ giấy đen nó không đen hẳn mà hơi sáng một chút. Nhưng ta biết rõ rằng vì tờ giấy đen, mũi tên phải chỉ vào -2 thì mới đúng. Vì vậy, ta có thể chỉnh bù sáng (Exposure compensation) nếu xài Av/Tv 1 stop. Nếu xài Manual mode thì chỉnh lại thông số cho phù hợp.

Ngược lại nếu là một tờ giấy trắng thì thông số đúng lại là +2. Như vậy ta sẽ làm chủ máy. Những người chụp landscape rất thành thạo với kỹ thuật này. Ví dụ chụp bình minh chẳng hạn, người ta phải đo sáng foreground, sau đó đo sáng bầu trời. Tìm ra sự chênh lệch giữa 2 vùng sáng này. Sau đó quyết định dùng Graduated Neutral Density (GND) bao nhiêu stop cho phù hợp.

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e11evenseggos · 7 years ago

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I was tagged by the amazing @gert-dorkes :)

rules: write 10 recent songs you like/love (only one song per band/artist) and then tag 10 people

i know some of these aren’t “recent” exaclty, but they’re new discoveries for me so:

Celebrate the Reckless by MAGIC GIANT

Nervous by X Ambassadors

This is Me by Keala Settle

Supernova by Ansel Elgort

Factory by Band of Horses

Can We Hang On? by Cold War Kids

Archers by The Ballroom Thieves

Passenger Side by Smallpools

Always Gold by Radical Face

Coração by The National Parks

tagging: @muslimsmoak @towalkinyourlight @lovemarcy10 @anglo-saxintrash @halsteadandlindsay @whitewolfswidow @rowansdagger @voightsgirl @cameron-goodkins-wife @shesbeautifulandsheglows (as always only do this if you want to)

#tag games #la musique #about me #gert-dorkes

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nikitacogc · 4 years ago

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Inspiration - Ansel Adams

What Group did he start?

F64 Group

Why did he set this group up?

He wanted to give photographers more spotlight in the industry as they where mostly put in the background and not appreciated well enough for their photography work.

What type of photography is he best known for?

Landscape

What did Ansel first train as?

A pianist (someone who plays the piano) and overall a musician

When did his love for photography begin?

It begun on family trips to Yosemite National Park (California’s Sierra Nevada mountains)

What was his first camera?

Kodak Browning Box Camera

What age was Ansel when his first images were published?

19 years of age

What type of techniques did he start experimenting with?

etching and soft focus

How much did Ansel sell his first portfolio for?

$4,000, but $50,000 as of todays value

What artists did Ansel meet in New Mexico?

Robinson Jeffers, Georgia O'Keeffe, John Marin and Paul Strand

Who was a huge influence on Ansel?

Paul Strand

Finding out more about the artist that influenced Ansel Adams, can you see the influence of this artist on Ansel’s work?

Not really, most of Paul Strand’s work seems to be portrait and some landscape but when you compare it to Ansel’s landscape photographs you can see the use of high contrast and sharpness that Paul Strand has also used in some of his photographs as well.

Why was Group F64 significant?

To stop borrowing traditional artistry techniques and develop photography as it is.

Find the groups Manifesto online

“Group f/64 or f.64 was a group founded by seven 20th-century San Francisco Bay Area photographers who shared a common photographic style characterized by sharply focused and carefully framed images seen through a particularly Western (U.S.) viewpoint. In part, they formed in opposition to the pictorialist photographic style that had dominated much of the early 20th century, but moreover, they wanted to promote a new modernist aesthetic that was based on precisely exposed images of natural forms and found objects.”

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Group_f/64

What is pictorialism?

It’s an international style and aesthetic movement that dominated photography during the later 19th and early 20th centuries. A pictorial photograph appears to lack a sharp focus, it also gets printed in one or more colors other than black and white and may also have visible brush strokes or other manipulation of the surface.

What age did Ansel open his first gallery?

What happened in a trip to Mexico in 1941?

He photographed a scene of the Moon rising above a modest village with snow-covered mountains in the background, under a dominating black sky. The photograph is one of his most famous and is named “Moonrise, Hernandez, New Mexico”

How long was Ansel Adam’s career?

60 years

Along with Fred Archer what did Ansel Adams pioneer?

The zone system

Research the system? what is it?

The zone system is an exacting system of image-making, a method of achieving a desired final print through a deeply technical understanding of how tonal range is recorded and developed in exposure, negative development, and printing. The resulting clarity and depth of such images characterized his photography.

Can it be applied to digital photography?

Yes

What was Ansel’s biggest selling image called? Show an example of this.

“Moonrise over Hernandez”

What type of camera did Ansel mainly use?

Hasselblad, a medium-format camera that uses 120mm roll film and is known for its high quality lenses (the individual negatives are 2 1/4 x 2 1/4 inches).

Why did Ansel use a red filter?

To lower the contrast to the photographs that had an increased contrast to them.

Steichan and Stieglitz? Who are they and what are they known for?

They were American photographers active in the early 1900′s to help the beginning of the pictorialist movement.

#nqphotographycogc #nqphotography #cogcphotography #cogc #ansel adams

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gtb72-blog · 5 years ago

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Ansel Adams GEM Presentation Breakdown

Ansel Adams was born in 1902 in San Francisco, and he’s widely considered to be one of, if not the absolute most influential photographers in the history of the medium. He was best known for his black and white photography, especially his work on the American West, which was deeply entwined with his lifelong advocacy of environmental conservation. He’s also famous for his work with the National Park System, which he was commissioned to photograph by the US Department of the Interior to promote awareness and tourism of the parks. and He was also a key figure in the establishment of various photography centers, including the photography department at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City, and the Center for Creative Photography at the University of Arizona. Additionally, he co-founded the Aperture photography magazine, and was commissioned to make the first presidential portrait photograph of Jimmy Carter in 1979.

In terms of his contribution to photographic techniques, he was most notable for his creation of the Zone System with Fred Archer. This technique is used for determining the most ideal exposure times/strengths for developing film, and is based on sensitometry, or the study of photosensitive materials. This provides photographers with a methodical way of making distinctions between their visualization of the subject(s) and what they need to do in order to achieve the desired final result. Photographers use this technique by taking light readings of key elements in their shot, matching them with a particular Zone, measured from 0 to X (0 being pure black and X being pure white), and then determine how the film must be exposed and developed in order to achieve the desired tone. In the George Eastman Museum, the Ansel Adams piece that I used was Moonrise, Hernandez, New Mexico (1941). It’s one of Adams’ most recognizable works, and it was reprinted multiple times before the final piece was created. Based on the luminance, or brightness, of the moon (250 candelas per square foot), Adams aligned the shot with Zones V and VII when composing. He also used ten developer-water cycles with no agitation to minimize the possibility of any uneven sky

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dawnajaynes32 · 8 years ago

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A Delectable Dialect

By Tom Wachunas

“We must remember that a photograph can hold just as much as we put into it, and no one has ever approached the full possibilities of the medium.” - Ansel Adams

“I look to highlight those special things that add the flavor and interest to the world we see…” - Carolyn Jacob

EXHIBIT: Painting With Light – images by Carolyn Jacob / at Stark State College Gallery, second floor in the Student Center, 6200 Frank Ave. NW, North Canton / THROUGH JANUARY 26, 2017 / Viewing hours are 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, and 8 a.m. to noon Saturday. For additional information about the show, call 330-494-6170, ext. 4733 / For more information about Jacob’s work, visit www.thecolorshoppe.com or email [email protected]

The public is invited to an artists’ RECEPTION on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18 from 6:00-7:30 pm. in Room S201 of the Student Center at Stark State College

In approaching “the full possibilities of the medium” mentioned in the above quote, one of Ansel Adams’ most significant contributions to the art of photography was the Zone System he and Fred Archer developed in 1939-1940. It was a method for realizing the desired look of a finished photograph by selectively adjusting particular aspects of the picture– in and out of the darkroom - such as, among many other technical and formal elements, value contrasts and tonal variations. Consequently, Adams was able to leave us a substantial body of work that advanced the art of black and white landscape photography to extraordinary levels of expressivity.

In so doing, he further expanded the parameters of the medium beyond “straight” or strictly objective replication of the physical world. “Photography is more than a medium for factual communication of ideas,” he once observed, adding, “It is a creative art…You don’t take a photograph, you make it.”

Adams may or may not have foreseen the coming of our electronic age and all the astonishing possibilities it affords for making compelling pictures. Far beyond his Zone System, we’ve seen the emergence of an entirely new digital language and methodology for enhancing the photographic image. Nevertheless, he knew in his day – as do like-minded artists of today - that elevating photography to the status of true fine art was always a matter of harnessing the mechanical limitations of the camera’s eye to that of the artist’s larger field of experiential vision. A matter of marrying the tangible to the ineffable. Real artistry in photography demands an intuitive seeing beyond the obvious to deliver a timeless essence.

In her own laudable efforts to transcend everyday visions of physical reality, Carolyn Jacob boarded the digital photo-effects train some years ago. Think of her perhaps as a well-traveled tourist, avidly looking to see what she has called the “picture in the picture.” An essence. Accordingly, she has created a thoroughly refreshing travelogue, so to speak, of otherwise conventional art destinations including, among others, architectural, floral, and still-life subjects.

In this very crowded exhibit, her images printed on canvas are especially arresting. With these elegant compositions, we can better appreciate the exhibit title, “Painting With Light.” In their fluidity of line, shimmering and subtly blended colors, the suggestion of rich textures, and intriguing tendencies towards eloquent abstraction, there is often the distinct sense, albeit illusory, of a facile painter’s brush at work.

Like any painting, a photograph is a visual language. And like any given spoken language, a visual language can have many vernacular variances. If we consider it a matter of dialect, then Carol Jacob speaks a particularly delectable one.

PHOTOS, from top: Pears in a Bowl / Dreaming in Green / White Tulip Fantasy / Impression of a Rose in Blue / Breath of Spring

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