Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Dreamlike And Quirky Illustrations Drawn On Photographs
By Thia Shi Min, 30 Jul 2013
Swedish illustrator Johan Thörnqvist doodles on photographs that he has taken with his phone, creating surreal illustrations with them.
By overlapping one medium over another, Thörnqvist creates a universe for his miniature characters to play in.
View more of these illustrations below.
[via Johan Thörnqvist]
Saturday, July 20, 2013
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Exposure Guide: Road to Photography [Infographic]
As an amateur photographer, I found this infographic to be immensely enlightening as to how cameras work and the terminology that goes along with camera mechanics.
It seems that exposure is the usually the first lesson learned when it comes to understanding photography. The shutter speed or exposure time is the amount of time that the camera’s shutter is open letting light reach the film or image sensor on your camera. As the graph shows, the longer the shutter speed, the more likely you are to get motion blur in your photo.
The aperture of lense affects the image as well. The larger the opening, the more light will be exposed. So if you want a more ‘in focus’ picture in daylight, reduce the aperture size so that the image will become darkened as less light enters.
Finally, there is film speed. This is the measure of a photographic film’s sensitivity to light, determined by sensitometry and measured on various numerical scales. The ISO system is used to measure the sensitivity of digital imaging systems. Insensitive film requires more light exposure to produce a similar image density that you would get from more sensitive film. This is referred to as ‘slow film’. The other end of the spectrum, ‘fast films’ are highly sensitive. This reduction of exposure in higher sensitivities, in both digital and film photography, generally leads to reduced image quality. Thus, the higher sensitivity creates a ‘grainier’ image.
Paine's Furniture Store Tour
Paine's Furniture Store Tour with Bucky Beeman of RGI commercial real estate.
Bucky takes us on a visual tour of the former furniture store which is now up for sale or lease.
Video directed by Ben Wehlage.
Produced by Wehlage Pictures.
www.wehlage.com
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Former Eastwood Bank Tour with Bucky Beeman and Rebecca Roe
Former Eastwood Bank space tour which is now up for lease is the subject of this informative tour conducted by Bucky Beeman and Rebecca Roe.
Directed by Ben Wehlage.
Wehlage Pictures can be found at www.wehlage.com
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