Photography (Practical)

1. Interpreting light and its complex effects.

2. Identifying the graphic elements in an image and capturing them to create a strong visual output.

3. The importance of shadows, highlights and mid tones. High key and low-key situations and ways to build them.

4. Perspective control.

5. Distortions and spherical aberrations and corrective measures.

6. Conceptual still life - defining tabletop arrangements.

7. Applying perspective in capturing two-dimensional objects.

8. Creative lighting techniques - mastering continuous light and strobes.

9. Identifying problems like noise in a digital image. Ways to avoid noise and reduce noise in pre and post production workflow.

10. Dedicated flash and flash synchronization. 

11. Red Eye and red eye reduction.

12. The advantages of a full frame digital SLR System over other systems.

13. Applying corrections to RAW file formats without interfering with original captured data.

Note: Photography should focus on techniques and subject matter from Applied point of view

Submission: 20 Plates