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The Graduate is a great example of a film where lens and camera choices were used effectively to convey the director’s point of view. It seemed like every choice made by the director Mike Nichols director and the director of cinematography Bob Surtees was justified. The outcome of each shot played an important role in shaping the message of the film. The cinematography of Bob Surtees is very complicated and thoughtful but at the same time seems poetic and spontaneous. All of Mrs. Robinson and

Prenom Carmen uses a academy ratio of 1.37:1. Starting with the first shot, it begins with a man, named Uncle Jean, in the hospital staring out of the window. Godard’s use of a middle lense, a straight-on camera angle along with high key lighting all made the visuals seem somewhat muted. The colors are all “soft” or “subdued” with no other prominent lighting effects in this first shot. Yet while the visuals does not necessarily capture my attention, Godard’s use of sound and framing certainly

shadows and darken highlights. Using good equipment, skill and editing, professional photographers can create spectacular close-up photos. Professional photographers use expensive equipment to take beautiful pictures. Nice lenses make photos with bokeh (a Japanese word for blur) in the background, but these are usually pricy. Evin Oke, a professional photographer, says his $700 macro lens is “the best money I have ever spent” (picturecorrect.com). Macro lenses are designed to take close-up photos

It's not exactly sexy, it's not particularly fast, it's sensor is only 12 megapixels, and it has narrow dynamic range. The battery drains at an incredible rate, the buffer is paper thin, writing at a pace you can measure with an hourglass, and anything over ISO 800 looks like a gravel drive. It's an odd duck to be sure and doesn’t fit in the landscape of today's high speed, high ISO, high def uber cameras. The G2 was the second generation of a now maturing micro-four-thirds platform. A revelation

I’m sure you’re all looking forward the new weekly theme, but before we get to it, I wanted to bring everyone’s attention to the winners of last week’s theme—street photography. Thanks for the great suggestion XXXX. So, without further ado, here are the top three finishers for the Weekly Theme 6: Street Photography. A big round of applause to the winners—remember to head over to their blogs and congratulate them on their winning shots. And, of course, thanks to everyone who participated in last week’s

animal on the ground, your angle of view is pointing downwards. This detracts from the photo, making the perspective seem strange. It also decreases the distance between the subject and the background, getting rid of your chance for that nice, soft bokeh (background). Instead, get onto eye-level with your subject. It brings the viewer down onto the animal 's level, creating a much more interesting perspective. It will most likely increase the distance between the subject and the background too, removing

figure out which one use to when.For creating simple bar chart we can use following libaries: • Matplotlib-It offers 2D support with limited 3D graphic support. • Pandas- • Seaborn- It is creat informative and attractive statistical graph • ggplot • Bokeh- Interactive visualization library that targets web browsers for interactive visualizations. • pygal • Plotly • Altair • Geoplotlib- By only list of names, longitudes , and latitudes as input can creat maps. http://pbpython.com/visualization-tools-1

Aloha my friends--welcome to another edition of our weekly theme! For those of you just joining in, every week we announce a new weekly theme and challenge our readers to capture it. Then we all share our photos right here on PhotoBlog and vote for our favorites. It's a great way to practice and learn new things, PLUS you get to meet a lot of great PhotoBloggers in the process. Join us! Natural Light Theme Winners For last week's challenge, we explored the beauty of natural light. This was a great

A perfect body is every girl’s dream, or at least that’s what Jennifer Lopez’s BodyLab commercial says. According to the product’s website, BodyLab is another one of the many companies that try to appeal to women who are struggling to lose weight by creating formulas that claim to speed up the process of weight loss (BodyLab). The website also states that Jennifer Lopez decided to join and endorse for the company because of her wish to inspire other women to become the best version of themselves

The lie adults tell you, that these will be the best years of your life, is merely a cover-up for the real truth: high school is awkward, embarrassing, heartbreaking, and anything but easy. It’s a time where teenagers are exposed to an early mockup of the real world, both the good and bad, wrapped up into a not-so-neat four year package. Writer and Director Rian Johnson’s Brick (2005) is a tale that is both dark and dramatic, where Brendan (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) is out for answers after the murder