Tuesday, 31 July 2012
World from the Water Tower
This is my polarised panoramic shot from atop the Maungaraki Water Tower for DSDN144 Digital Photographics. Suprisingly as nice as it was having a clear day to do the panoramic shot, I think it may well have been easier to make a world out of a photo that had clouds in it! Maybe next time :)
Wednesday, 25 July 2012
DSDN141 Lab 1
Draw a piece of paper on a piece of paper. Well, I decided to turn my piece of paper into a piece of origami, that looks like a tree!
Tuesday, 24 July 2012
DSDN144 Project 1 Shoot 1
Here is the link to the first shoot I did for DSDN144 Project 1. I've never used flickr before so please bear with me while I find the best way to show these photos on my blog :)
DSDN144 Project 1 Shoot 1, a set on Flickr.
DSDN144 Project 1 Proposal
For my first project for DSDN144 Digital Photographics, I
have chosn to investigate and photograph elements of retirement homes, in
particular Parkwood Retirement Home in Waikanae.
To me, retirement homes house an innate sense of mortality
overcast with a distinctive facade of happiness; my grandad has always made
reference to the birds in the birdcage outside his window stating that all who
find themselves within the walls of the rest home are trapped and simply
waiting to die. Everyone I have met there is under no illusion as to the
intention of the facility - to house and oversee the elderly until their time
has come and to provide every assistance required to get there, yet both the
people and the place provide an image of escapism. Exotic trees in white
plastic pots and colourful birds line the hallways of cells, cuisine in white
plastic trays speak of faraway countries never to be seen again, yet oddly what
would seem like a hellish tragedy to the young is a sacred sanctuary to the
old.
It is my intention to understand and portray these notions
within my photography, to show from the eyes of our elders what it means to be
old and the space manufactured to aid them comfortably into the next life.
Monday, 23 July 2012
Solidworks Tutorials
Definitely the tutorial that gave me the most grief, though in doing so helped me understand the importance of having fully defined sketches.
Solidworks Tutorials
Here are some screenshots from making the assembly from the Solidworks tutorials. Had a little bit of trouble getting them to go together, but I got there in the end.
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