Stretch Review
Last month’s assignment was ‘Stretch’. This assignment has been set to create images which show a vast expanse or stretch out the scene in some way. As photographers, we are accustomed to carefully placing things within our frame, to create an attractive composition; but how about if we flip that on its head to try and create shots with as much in the frame as possible.
We had loads of amazing entries, so it was hard to choose our favourites. But here at The School of Photography we have picked a few that we liked the best. To join in with these assignments please sign up to our TSOP Membership here.
Our Students Work
© Mitchell Smallbone - Dunkery Beacon, UK
© Rikarour Oskarsson - Hafnarfjordur, Iceland
© Fiona Morrison - Camera Settings - Canon DmIV - f.11 - ISO 100 - 25mm Focal length - 30.0 second
©Andrew Pye - Aston Rowant National Nature Reserve - Camera Settings - Nikon D750 - f.11 - ISO 100 - 24mm Focal length - 1/10 second
© Crystal Craig - Camera Settings - Canon EOS 5D Mark lll - f.10 - ISO 100 - 24mm Focal length - 8 second
© Stig Larssether - Camera Settings - OM D E1 12-40 mm 2.8 pro zoom - f.9.0 - ISO 200 - 12mm Focal length - 40 second
© Rod Cook - Longcliffe, Derbyshire - Camera Settings - f.11 - ISO 200 - 1/200 second
© Adam Smyth
© Tremain Tanner - Fort Rodd Hill outlook on Vancouver Island
© David Cassford - Camera Settings - Canon EOS 5D - f.22 - ISO 100 - 1/50 second
Thank you everyone who entered into this month’s theme, even if you’ve not been mentioned here, you’ve gone out and practised and from that you’ve learnt and taken another step forward in your photography journey. And remember these are ‘our’ favourites and in this subjective world of photography, your favourites are just as valid as ours.
This month’s assignments is ‘Portraiture’. To join in on our assignments become a TSOP Member here.
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