Photography November '08 Entries

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Entry#1
UNTITLED

Camera: Nikon D60
Exposure: 0.013 sec (1/80)
Aperture: f/4.1999998092651
Focal Length: 65 mm
ISO Speed: 200
Exposure Bias: 0 EV

Image Description: CG pinoy november challenge
Orientation: Horizontal (normal)
X-Resolution: 72 dpi
Y-Resolution: 72 dpi
Software: Adobe Photoshop CS3 Macintosh
Date and Time: 2008:10:31 08:36:43
Artist Name: john bernard n. triumfante
Host Computer: Mac OS X 10.4.9
YCbCr Positioning: Centered
Exposure Program: Manual
Date and Time (Original): 2008:10:30 17:26:16
Date and Time (Digitized): 2008:10:30 17:26:16
Maximum Lens Aperture: 41/10
Metering Mode: Center Weighted Average
Light Source: Fine weather
Color Space: Uncalibrated
Sensing Method: One-chip colour area sensor
Compression: JPEG
Caption/Abstract: CG pinoy november challenge
By-Line (Author): john bernard n. triumfante
By-Line Title (Author Position): life of a CG artist
Object Name (Title): life of a CG artist
Image Width: 982 pixels
Image Height: 720 pixels






Entry#2
"Life of a CG Artist - Taking time to appreciate the wonderful things around us"

I decided this the most fit entry from my vault, a self-portrait of me (backing music by RHCP-under the bridge =).

In one of Ansel Adam's books, 'visualisation' is a foremost chapter. Visualisation is the soul of my career as a CG artist. I therefore take reference observing things around me and documenting my observations through photography. In photo-outings we are always in a lookout for fleeting moments, good subjects and dramatic lighting scenarious. We shoot scenes like trigger-happy maniacs. But do we take a moment to pause, put the camera aside for a while and wonder as the moments happens right through our very own eyes?








Entry#3
"CG artist life is a journey of a daily companionship with Keyboard".

Camera
Device: Nikon D60
Lens: VR 18-55mm F/3.5-5.6G
Focal Length: 34mm
Focus Mode: AF-A
AF-Area Mode: Single
VR Control: ON
AF Fine Tune:
Exposure
Aperture: F/5
Shutter Speed: 1/125s
Digital Vari-Program: Close Up
Exposure Comp.: 0EV
Exposure Tuning:
Metering Mode: Matrix
Sensitivity: Auto (ISO 100)

Minor PP: Photoshop CS3 (konting color filter lang, high pass tsaka sharpen tool)






Entry#4
UNTITLED

Camera
Device: Sony Alpha 350
Lens: 18-55mm F/3.5-5.6 kit lens
Focal Length: 18mm
Focus Mode: AF-A
Aperture: F/13
Shutter Speed: 3.2sec
Super Steady shot:ON
Creative style:Night
ISO:400






Entry#5
UNTITLED








Entry#6
We are What We Eat

...kadalasan ang mga cg artist may sarili ng language...kaya naisip ko na tayo ay may sarili na ring kinakain, di na pangkaraniwan kung baga...kaya naisip ko etong concept nato...
impromptu lng talaga nung nagdinner kame kagabi...tamang tama dala ko ung mouse at camera ko nung time na un...so eto...

hehehehe.... sorry nalilito na rin ako... dahil 3DP + CGP = 3GP! korek ba math ko heheheh...

kurdapya wrote:

torvicz wrote:

kurdapya wrote:Haaaaaay...di naka-abot entry ko.

Good Luck na lang.....bumuto na ako!

you may still post it in photography section.
para makita naman namin...nabanggit mo na rin naman e...hehe

When my inet connection at home is fixed.

ofcourse..no prob dude kurdaps...we can wait..hehehe

wangbu wrote:hehehehe.... sorry nalilito na rin ako... dahil 3DP + CGP = 3GP! korek ba math ko heheheh...

ano un bro?? naguluhan ako sa calculation mo . .hahaha,. , ayos 3GP.. parang cellfone?? ehehe.. joke lang .

Congratulations to Tutik for winning November's Photo Challenge!

Entry#2
"Life of a CG Artist - Taking time to appreciate the wonderful things around us"

I decided this the most fit entry from my vault, a self-portrait of me (backing music by RHCP-under the bridge =).

In one of Ansel Adam's books, 'visualisation' is a foremost chapter. Visualisation is the soul of my career as a CG artist. I therefore take reference observing things around me and documenting my observations through photography. In photo-outings we are always in a lookout for fleeting moments, good subjects and dramatic lighting scenarious. We shoot scenes like trigger-happy maniacs. But do we take a moment to pause, put the camera aside for a while and wonder as the moments happens right through our very own eyes?