Showing posts with label Nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nature. Show all posts
Saturday, December 24, 2011
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Photography Exhibition
Our 3rd Year Photography exhibition was a huge success. Thank you to everyone who supported us last night at our opening. The exhibition is still on until 2 November 2011at the DUT Gallery on Steve Biko Campus from 9am to 3pm. Here are some of my fellow classmate’s exhibitions:
My Exhibition:
*Photographs was taken with a BlackBerry Smartphone
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| Josh Reid - Sports Photography |
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| Dena Churchman - Child Photography & Portraiture |
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| Pagiel Chetty - Portraiture & Fine Art |
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| Kelly Gower - Still Life & People |
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| Veshlin Pillay - Advertising & Nature |
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| La-Verne - Child Photography & Nature |
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| Lungile Chili - Nature |
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| Desere Mouton (B.Tech) - Food Photography |
My Exhibition:
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| Flora Photography |
*Photographs was taken with a BlackBerry Smartphone
Labels:
Advertising,
BlackBerry Smartphone,
Child Photography,
Fine Art,
Food,
Nature,
People,
Portraiture,
Sport,
Still Life
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Lemon Rose Farm
The past weekend from the 29th of September to the 3rd of October, I stayed at this quite little rustic farm, LemonRose Farm in Randburg. While my brother and his clan, Renegade Gaming was competing in the NAG LAN at the rAge Expo which they placed 4th out of 102 teams. Here are some images of the adorable tame farm animals and of the beautiful flowers in their gardens.
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens
Here are some of my favourite flora images I took at the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens. This is such a beautiful place and I can spend the whole day taking photograph of the flora.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
CRIT 2 - 15 April 2010
1. Free Choice - Culture:
I did some research on this topic and found that a bonsai is a symbol of Japanese culture. Because it was a free choice I wanted to do nature, so it was really hard doing this, to get the right angle and to make it look like a bonsai.
2. Graduation:
I did some research on this topic and found that a bonsai is a symbol of Japanese culture. Because it was a free choice I wanted to do nature, so it was really hard doing this, to get the right angle and to make it look like a bonsai.
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| Sherwood Nursery |
I don't have much to say about this assignment but we had to do it so that the lecturers can see if we can shoot for the DUT graduation. For some reason we had such problems with the lighting haha... still don't know what we did wrong!
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| Kristyn Swanepoel |
3. Nature:
120mm Colour Negative Film
This is my favorite category but what made it so hard was because we had to use the Mamiya RB67. This camera is kind of hard to maneuver especially if you have the wrong lens. Here I used my brother's matric dance date's corsage.
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| Orchid |
4. Specialist - People:
Here I did my brothers matric dance. I liked that the corsage is in focus and they are out of focus. Because it is a specialist category I decided to give it a sepia effect.
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| Stefan Meiring & Samantha Strydom |
Labels:
Bonsai,
CRIT,
Culture,
Flora,
Flowers,
Graduation,
Matric Dance,
Nature,
Orchid,
People,
Sepia
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