Documentary Photography
Decisive Moment exercise
This week our exercise was to take photos of a decisive moment.
In order to recreate techniques used with film photography or cameras that didn't have a view finder, the screen was tapped up so that I would look through the lens and take the photo and not immediately look back at the photos I took.
At first I found it quite difficult to
take quite close and personal pictures of people as they walked b. In the pictures above I was more comfortable as I was sheltered by the busy market or I was taking pictures from above.
After taking a few pictures, I felt more comfortable and decided to stand in an area people wold walk directly passed me. This gave me some of the reactions seen below.
This week our exercise was to take photos of a decisive moment.
In order to recreate techniques used with film photography or cameras that didn't have a view finder, the screen was tapped up so that I would look through the lens and take the photo and not immediately look back at the photos I took.
At first I found it quite difficult to
take quite close and personal pictures of people as they walked b. In the pictures above I was more comfortable as I was sheltered by the busy market or I was taking pictures from above.
After taking a few pictures, I felt more comfortable and decided to stand in an area people wold walk directly passed me. This gave me some of the reactions seen below.
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