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my assignment for college is on time but i can,t think of what i could take pictues of, i need ten pictures and each one needs to be edited atleast twice
can anyone give me any ideas of what i could take pictures of
any ideas are appreciated , thanks
Jimmy_Lemon
28-10-2007, 21:12
A clock somewhere very dark so can use a slow shutter speed and get blurred hands moving round maybe?
Welcome to the forums
baby, old person, seed, plant, dead plant, eroded stones, erm.. clock :)
how about a series, 10 pictures of the same object at different times of day - perhaps a clock tower..
Hang around a station and get 10 people checking their watches?
You've got to come back and share what you come up with after this! ;)
Welcome to the forums :)
Si Micklewright
28-10-2007, 22:36
go to the pub wait till last orders and get some shots at the bar
Si
The blured clock hands always work well. People checking watches, clock towers, sundials all stuff like that would be good. You could even go for things like rotting food and other more abstracted 'time' idea's.
Get a shot on a station with the clock in shot and a train motion blurred comming to a stop at a station. Could have the original shot then one heavier edited placing some emphasis on the clock.
Again at a train station about rush hour take a slowish exposure to get the train and platform stationary with the people becomming a sea of colour.
timetable
macro of clock innards
waiting room
oscilloscope
crossing the line at a race
cake rising in oven
The Time theme sounds really interesting. (hope i get this as a college assignment)
My initial thoughts were:
* an egg timer, with the sand falling
* an old weathered sun dial
Jimmy_Lemon, love the idea of a clock face with a long exposure to blur the hands slightly.
i was thinking of doing freezing time eg a drop of water splashing onto a leaf/hand, maybe a glass smashing on something
syeuk2002
30-10-2007, 00:44
If you are looking to freeze water give this tutorial a look...
http://sortvind.deviantart.com/art/Multicolordrop-pictures-32310878
They use milk & food colouring to create some really nice images.
You could also try some light painting? (30sec exp.)
Tutorial > http://kil1k.deviantart.com/art/Long-Exposure-Light-Painting-25978480
i think im going to do freezing time i have taken a couple of pictures i just need to take some of diferent ideas and maybe i could edit then buy adding in another image as if it has caused the effect of the other eg a splash and insert a ball into the picture to make the ball look like it is splashing
what do people think
http://www.pixalo.com/gallery/showgallery.php/cat/500/ppuser/4290
i think im going to do freezing time i have taken a couple of pictures i just need to take some of diferent ideas and maybe i could edit then buy adding in another image as if it has caused the effect of the other eg a splash and insert a ball into the picture to make the ball look like it is splashing
what do people think
http://www.pixalo.com/gallery/showgallery.php/cat/500/ppuser/4290
http://www.pixalo.com/gallery/data/500/splash_3.jpg
I love that shot, I think its the best of the splash shots you've shown.
Jimmy_Lemon
30-10-2007, 21:16
Hmm only get a brief look before pixalo handily redirects me to their home page! Would understand it if I was a new user or something, but I am logged in! grrrrrr (to pixelo that is)
Jimmy_Lemon
30-10-2007, 21:17
But I like the one Mole has reposted :) may look slightly prettier in a different container though.
the container was all i could find i was only testing that i could acutally catch the water and i think i did pretty good
thanks for comment on the other pic
Chillimonster
31-10-2007, 14:36
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1342/886929402_78a1ad0f88.jpg
For a competition titled "Where time stands still"
ilikebowens
31-10-2007, 15:13
For something abstract (and shot on film) you could try a linear shutter, no one else will!
If you are looking to freeze water give this tutorial a look...
http://sortvind.deviantart.com/art/Multicolordrop-pictures-32310878
They use milk & food colouring to create some really nice images.
You could also try some light painting? (30sec exp.)
Tutorial > http://kil1k.deviantart.com/art/Long-Exposure-Light-Painting-25978480
What a great idea I am going to give this ago should kill a boring Saturday shift at work;)
Panzerbjorn
31-10-2007, 17:06
For something abstract (and shot on film) you could try a linear shutter, no one else will!
This would be really cool. Didn't know about the technique until I googled it. Cheers Bowens.
Panzer
http://www.pixalo.com/gallery/data/500/splash_3.jpg
Great shot, that!
But that server seems up to its limits.
got a couple of pics for college nw with the whole water thing but i need ten and are stuck for ideas, i thought maybe i could do a similar thing with a glass smashing but i dont now how i could edit it and cant think of 7 more
im not very imaginative so any ideas are appreciated
thanks
For the glass smashing I would edit it in a nicely lit black and white photo then do a colour version.
howabout a watch or small clock encased in ice perhaps part melted "time frozen" :shrug:
i may be changing my mind again and doing sayings eg time flies i have a few i could do but can anyone help me by thinking of some sayings eg party time or time is money
thanks again
matt
syeuk2002
07-11-2007, 00:29
howabout a watch or small clock encased in ice perhaps part melted "time frozen" :shrug:
Nice idea. :)
I might try that myself. thanks. :D
syeuk2002
07-11-2007, 00:40
ummmm...
Killing Time
Time for change
No time like the present
Time is makes fools of us all
Time flies
One moment in time
rushing through time
no time to lose
hmmm...
Thats all i can think of right now. :)
thanks for those i have 5 now just need 5 more
barsbyart
15-11-2007, 14:19
Hi!
How about:
Time and time again
Time and tide (wait for no man)
Time travel(ler)
Time capsule
The times they are a'changing
Time is money
Timetable
Time out
It's time to quit
Sorry, I'm all out for the moment... Good luck!
barsbyart
15-11-2007, 14:30
Sorry, me again...
Time after time
Time is against me/time is on my side
Wasting time
Have you tried looking up "Time" in a dictionary or Roget's Thesaurus? Might lead you somewhere.
Taffy, it would be nice to see some of the images you do get. :D
Ajophotog
25-11-2007, 16:06
You could freeze time by catching a falling clock ;) or someone blowing a dandelion clock (seed head).
how about 'freezing time' literally :D
http://www.wesleybrookes.co.uk/pics/competitions/timesm.jpg
one i did a long time ago, hence why it's a crap pic :D
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