Trevor Williams:
A Man of Talent, Opportunity and Vision
A Man of Talent, Opportunity and Vision
Self-Assessment
Saturday, October 20th, I photographed Mr. Williams on the grounds of the Dawson College campus. I worked using a softbox as a fill light and a flash with a reflector bowl as the main light. My camera settings were: ISO 100, Focal length: 17mm, Aperture: f/5.0, Shutter speed: 1/250sec. My biggest challenge was the ever-changing ambient light: sometimes I had shade from clouds passing by in the sky, then I had bright sunshine a couple minutes later. It was back and forth like that for the duration of the shoot.
I was fortunate to have a great subject, helpful assistant, and nice weather. I also really appreciated all the feedback and guidance from my teacher.
2. What would I change in my preparation if I had the opportunity to go back and do it again?
More practice with posing.
More practice with posing.
3. What would I change in my photographic approach?
Not settle for less. Keep pushing for the results I'm looking for. Address issues right away so that I don't waste time or photos which are not working.
Not settle for less. Keep pushing for the results I'm looking for. Address issues right away so that I don't waste time or photos which are not working.
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