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Wednesday, November 23, 2005. These pictures are from the same photoshoot as the previous examples, I just took a little longer to get them processed. For this one, I just aimed the camera at the tree and took a load of photos in burst mode. Pretty much the same for this one, although I much prefer the overall effect. Perhaps it's the more geometric pattern created. For this one, I deliberately moved the camera from side to side. Posted by AJAger at 12:19 PM. Tuesday, November 22, 2005. Most of these are...

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Wednesday, November 23, 2005. These pictures are from the same photoshoot as the previous examples, I just took a little longer to get them processed. For this one, I just aimed the camera at the tree and took a load of photos in burst mode. Pretty much the same for this one, although I much prefer the overall effect. Perhaps it's the more geometric pattern created. For this one, I deliberately moved the camera from side to side. Posted by AJAger at 12:19 PM. Tuesday, November 22, 2005. Most of these are...

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Wednesday, November 23, 2005. These pictures are from the same photoshoot as the previous examples, I just took a little longer to get them processed. For this one, I just aimed the camera at the tree and took a load of photos in burst mode. Pretty much the same for this one, although I much prefer the overall effect. Perhaps it's the more geometric pattern created. For this one, I deliberately moved the camera from side to side. Posted by AJAger at 12:19 PM. Tuesday, November 22, 2005. Most of these are...

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Seeing: Imitation is the Sincerest Form of Flattery

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Wednesday, August 10, 2005. Imitation is the Sincerest Form of Flattery. I know that we're supposed to pick one of the photographs in Freeman Patterson's book "Photograpy and the Art of Seeing"say why we like it and try to use the techniques ourselves, but I'm picking two. Not terribly successful, I know, as there is not enough foliage in the foreground to make it as abstract as the original, but this is a technique I'm looking forward to trying much more. Purely as an addendum, I want to add this shot.

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Seeing: Seven Steps

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Sunday, August 07, 2005. I guess that what I learned from this particular exercise is to take more time looking for a shot to make, rather than just snap away. I actually ended up concentrating on composition a lot more, which is a major improvement for me. Posted by AJAger at 11:39 AM. You did great. How do you like using the 50mm 1.8 lens? I am trying to decide which one I like better, but I can't right now, so I'm going to come back later and look at them again, and then decide. 2, #6, and #8.

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Seeing: Foresight and Abstracting

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Tuesday, September 06, 2005. Now this is the toughest bit so far. The exercise involves taking a cup and saucer and examining them closely, with particular respect to the form and the texture. We then have to note down the features that strike us and create an abstract that conveys that feature. Subsequent to this and as a rather cheap addition, I looked for some circular objects from which to make an abstract (the circularity of the cup and the saucer in plan view being, I figured, too obvious for words...

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Seeing: Thoughts Upon Beginning

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Friday, July 29, 2005. The workshop on the teachings of Freeman Patterson appealed to me, as I might, for once, learn something, given the support, examples and encouragement of my fellow photographers in the workshop. Having already read a few pages and tried some of the beginning exercises, I already find myself looking a little closer at everything, just looking for a photo-opportunity. A good start, I feel. Posted by AJAger at 9:29 AM. View my complete profile.

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Seeing: November 2005

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Wednesday, November 23, 2005. These pictures are from the same photoshoot as the previous examples, I just took a little longer to get them processed. For this one, I just aimed the camera at the tree and took a load of photos in burst mode. Pretty much the same for this one, although I much prefer the overall effect. Perhaps it's the more geometric pattern created. For this one, I deliberately moved the camera from side to side. Posted by AJAger at 12:19 PM. Tuesday, November 22, 2005. Most of these are...

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Wyatt's FP workshop blog: 07/26/05

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Wyatt's FP workshop blog. To post and discuss photos in the light of Freeman Patterson's book "Photography and the Art of Seeing." A group of DPChallenge members have started a FP study group, and will work through the book's exercises. Tuesday, July 26, 2005. Posted by Wyatt at 11:52 AM. Huntington, WV, United States. View my complete profile. Other FPWG Member Blogs:. Other members (blogs TBD):. Bear music, di53, waterlillies, skiprow, arpita, DocInfinity. Foresight/Abstract, attempt #1.

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Wyatt's FP workshop blog: 07/28/05

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Wyatt's FP workshop blog. To post and discuss photos in the light of Freeman Patterson's book "Photography and the Art of Seeing." A group of DPChallenge members have started a FP study group, and will work through the book's exercises. Thursday, July 28, 2005. Flowers on the move. I went to the rose garden in a city park today and tried various movement techniques as I took pictures. Shaking, rotating, panning, etc. Post processing and camera settings were similar to the first shot above. Other shots th...

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Freeman Patterson Workshop: July 2005

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Wednesday, July 27, 2005. Just getting this running. I've taken some pictures, and when I get a chance I'll post them. I'm also beginning reading through the book, haven't gotten too far yet. Posted by JK Fifield @ 8:23 AM. View my complete profile. FP Workshop Team Blog. Other members (blogs TBD):. Bear music, di53, waterlillies, skiprow, arpita, DocInfinity. Exercise 2, walk out door, 7 step radius, etc. etc. Process for Exercise 1.

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Freeman Patterson Workshop: August 2005

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The images that will be posted here will be assignments from the Freeman Patterson Workshop Group (FPWG) from www.dpchallenge.com. Thursday, August 04, 2005. Exercise 2: Pictures from your own back yard. The assignment here was as follows:. Part 1: Have someone (other than yourself) choose three seemingly unrelated items/objects for you to photograph together. Don't expect masterpieces, expect a struggle. Minimum requirement: 20 pictures. Posted by dwterry at 8/04/2005 11:09:00 PM. My photo web site.

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Freeman Patterson Workshop: July 2005

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The images that will be posted here will be assignments from the Freeman Patterson Workshop Group (FPWG) from www.dpchallenge.com. Sunday, July 31, 2005. Breaking the Rules: #2 Main subject is in focus. Purposely focused the camera on the foreground subject even though the person in the background was my real intent. Posted by dwterry at 7/31/2005 10:03:00 PM. Wednesday, July 27, 2005. Breaking the Rules: #2 Main subject is in focus. Purposely focused the camera on the background subject. In this picture...

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Photo Impressionism following Freeman Patterson and André Gallant: 11/19/05

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Photo Impressionism following Freeman Patterson and André Gallant. Saturday, November 19, 2005. Another Visit to Elk Island. Armed with two more rolls of 200 ISO film and several CF cards I headed back to Elk Island National Park this morning for more experimentation. The digital results are from merging two images using the following post processing. 1) Open the first image. 2) Open the second image and copy it then close the file. 4) duplicate the background and delete the original background layer.

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Wednesday, November 23, 2005. These pictures are from the same photoshoot as the previous examples, I just took a little longer to get them processed. For this one, I just aimed the camera at the tree and took a load of photos in burst mode. Pretty much the same for this one, although I much prefer the overall effect. Perhaps it's the more geometric pattern created. For this one, I deliberately moved the camera from side to side. Posted by AJAger at 12:19 PM. Tuesday, November 22, 2005. Most of these are...

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