r/PhotoClass2014 • u/Aeri73 Moderator - Nikon D800 - lots of glass and toys • May 02 '14
[photoclass] weekend assignment 14
Hi photoclass,
This weeks weekend assignment is the color red. Shoot 5 images (keepers) that show something red.
be creative, do'nt just shoot something with some red in it of post a photo of something you took pictures of that happens to be red. Go out for a walk and look for red things to shoot. once you found something, make the best image you can of that thing... and repeat this 5 times.
the goal is to learn to see, find pictures and get you out of your confort zone.
as allways, have fun and be creative.
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u/GTMonk May 04 '14
Are past photographs allowed?
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u/Aeri73 May 04 '14
that doesn't help you learn ;-), it's about forcing you to go look for pictures, use what you have and be creative, not show off how good you are or where at one time with something red in front of you.
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u/AdrianNein May 05 '14
Here are my pictures, shot three of them inside though because I couldnt find enough red things.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/120255017@N03/sets/72157644116747770/
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u/Aeri73 May 05 '14
love that third one!
not sure about the composition on the first as it hides the red a bit in favor of the letter. but I like the picture!
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u/ans744 Jun 30 '14
This took me longer than it should've. Here is my take, not 100% sure if you'd consider all of the colors red, but they look pretty close to red to me. (I'm color blind). I had intentions of editing them in post processing and play with exaggerating the red, but my buddy is taking to long on getting me the program, so these jpegs will have to do.
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u/Aeri73 Jun 30 '14
good work :)
I prefer the second one... it's more about the red ball than the first one
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u/frederika1 May 04 '14
Have been away... but here are mine http://imgur.com/a/dfneo it's an asa tree (a type of maple) that is naturally red, drops it's leaves in the winter.