Urban Landscape- Class Task

In last week's class, I had a photo shoot outside the campus. Our focus today was the Urban Landscape photos. This time I used a canon 700D + EF-S 18-55mm kit for took a photos. In addition, at the start of the class I looked at examples from Philip Lorca Dicorcia, Wim Wenders and Michael Wolf. I found this class to be very interesting as it allows me to see professional photographers and get hands-on experience in the class. In this class we went to the Cultural Quarter, Leicester. The pictures that I took are all in colour because I thought that the light and shadow hitting the building were quite perfect.















ISO 200, f/4.1, 1/1024 sec

At that time I was walking back to the appointment point and met the corner of the building with only one side of the building, so I decided to try to shoot.



ISO 200, f/4.3, 1/128 sec


ISO 200, f/4.3, 1/512 sec

In this class, I'm very satisfied with the pictures I took because the results came out as expected, but there are still some points that need to be improved, including learning more camera skills so that in my next shoot is even better.








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  1. Zoe Van-de-Velde29 January 2023 at 12:02

    Good that you posted this task with settings and commentary well done

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