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Images should capture a scientific process or event as it happens in the natural world (examples include a volcano erupting, blood clotting, an insect pollinating a flower and cells dividing). Images can be taken using scientific equipment or standard or specialist photographic techniques eg. high speed/stroboscopic/time lapse photography. Ladybird eating an aphid Graham Shephard More about this picture Images should reveal the world in a way that cannot be seen with the naked eye. Images can be taken using a macro lens or using scientific techniques such as microscopy, x-ray, satellite or astronomical photography, thermography, magnetic resonance imaging etc. Magnetic field Dr Rafal Dunin-Borkowski More about this picture Images should communicate the impact of science, medicine and technology on people’s lives. Single images can be submitted or documentary photography can be submitted as a feature portfolio of up to six images. Images should be taken using standard photographic techniques eg. film/digital camera. Child with a cleft palate from a portfolio following a UK surgeon working in Romania Gary Roberts More about this picture Images should graphically illustrate concepts or ideas in science (examples include artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, the Big Bang theory or psychological conditions). The title of the image should be chosen carefully to reflect the concept clearly. Images can be manipulated or can be entirely computer generated.

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Home Directory Magazine Gallery ... Submit an Article DIRECTORY BY STATE New South Wales Victoria Queensland South Australia ... Canberra ACT PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES E6 OR CROSS PROCESSING Examples of E6 or Cross Processing TONED IMAGES Examples of Sepia (left) and Blue Toning GRAIN Numerous ways to create this look. With a high speed film (very sensitive to light) Result can be achieved at the time of processing Digitally on computer Examples of high speed film and grain FILTERS We hope that this helps you understand different techniques used by photographers. CREDITS Diverze Photography 14 Ramsay Road Five Dock NSW 2046 Phone/Facsimile: 61 2 9712 5691 www.diverzephotography.com.au FREE NEWSLETTER Keep up with latest news and events in the wedding industry. Subscribe Now! Name Email Format html Subscribe / Unsubscribe Search Wedding Central Advanced Search Home Directory Announcements ... Help

45. Photographic Techniques - Ometepe Petroglyph Project photographic techniques used when recording petrogyphs on Ometepe Island Several photographic exposures are made, often with slight variations of http://culturelink.info/petro/photo_tech.htm

Find out how we record sites and petroglyphs by using the links below: Field Notes Photo Techniques Find info on volunteering, and some short field reports by using the links below. Field Season 95-97 The Petroglyphs of Ometepe Island -A paper by Suzanne Baker Use the links below to view project photos Photo Gallery 1995-98 Unusual Petroglyphs Petroglyph Tour Photographic Techniques used when recording petrogyphs on Ometepe Island by James Martin A little background is in order. On Ometepe Island, the depth of the engraved lines on recorded petroglyphs varies from immeasurably shallow to around three centimeters. As an example for our discussion on how to photograph difficult situations, let's use the petroglyph R29-P1 from N-RIO-3, the one that's used as the background for the Field Notes page. This petroglyph is found on a nearly vertical slab of basalt bedrock. The panel measures 210cm high by 300 cm wide. Another slab of basalt immediately adjacent and at a right angle to R29 contains another human figure similar to the 5 found in R29. Together they form what may be described as a family, if archaeologists were allowed to make wild and unwarranted judgments.

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ISBN: (formerly:190345090X) Authors: Gavin Cromhout Janee Nyree Costello Vikas Shah Price: US $49.99 Pages: CD Rom: No Published: July 2002 Photoshop 7 Professional Photographic Techniques Available at all good bookstores, or buy this title now at one of these online stores Amazon.com Compman (uk) Springer USA Springer Europe Written by pros, including the latest features from Photoshop 7, the authors of Professional Photographic Techniques will reveal not only how to recreate darkroom techniques without turning out the lights, but also how to create images well beyond traditional barriers. Of course, you don't need to be a pro to benefit from the knowledge in these pages; this is the perfect handbook for anyone who cares about photos. Fully illustrated in color throughout, the text is organized into a series of examples that provides a comprehensive guide to image manipulation on Photoshop 7 - everything from the glamour of magazine retouching, through restoration work to the nitty-gritty of color reproduction. Because the authors remember the days before Photoshop existed, they can show you how to achieve chemical-free equivalents for all the old tricks as well as plenty of new ones. All these methods are revealed with before and after examples that you can actually follow and apply to your own work. These include coloring, restoring and aging images, removing unwanted parts of the image, depth of field changes, useful techniques for creating works of art and how best to display your work for the rest of the world to see.

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48. RDN Case Studies : Artifact : Photography Techniques AVCE Media Communication and Production Photography Techniques - Unit 19 Investigate photographic techniques used by professional photographers http://www.rdn.ac.uk/casestudies/artifact/media/case1.html

CASE STUDIES Artifact Media: Communication and Production (AVCE/GNVQ) Written by Clive Bishop, Course Leader in Media Communication and Production, School of Art and Design, Newcastle College Summary The following case study, written in Summer 2002, has been created to demonstrate ways in which selected Internet resources could be incorporated into practical teaching and learning activities in Media: Communication and Production. Activities have been mapped to specific modules where relevant. Photography Techniques AVCE Media Communication and Production - Photography Techniques - Unit 19 Students undertaking AVCE Photography Techniques unit 19 have to have an understanding of the photographic industry. They are expected to: Investigate photographic techniques used by professional photographers Identify how changes in equipment and materials affect the industry Keep up to date with equipment and technology In order to obtain a grade A their planning should reflect knowledge of the context of photography taking into account elements of the production process. They need to emulate professional practice in producing their own photographic images. With these criteria in mind a typical project could be the production of an illustrated report describing and analysing the work of two or three well-known photographers. The practical work could require them to produce a series of images emulating or developing the style of said photographers.

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Join Our Mailing List Enter Email Address Please rate this site at BJP Top 50 Photo Sites 10- Best 1- Worst Photographic Techniques Subcategories Digital Photography The 35mm Photographer's Handbook Order from Author: Julian Calder, John Garrett Publisher: Pan Availability: usually dispatched within 2 to 3 days. Synopsis: This edition is completely revised by the authors and brings the book fully up-to-date with advice and information on the very latest cameras and technology, from basic 35mm equipment through to photographic potential created by 21st century technology. . . . (Read More) 50 Portrait Lighting Techniques for Pictures That Sell Order from Author: John Hart Publisher: Amphoto Books Availability: usually dispatched within 8 to 9 days. Synopsis: This revised and updated book concerns professional lighting techniques. It includes 90 new photographs and strategies for helping anyone, with a minimum of equipment, in a studio or out of doors, to take portraits of friends, family and commercial clients. Each technique is illustrated with background photographs of the actual portrait session, showing the equipment used and its placement in . . . (Read More) Photographic Lighting: Essential Skills (Essential Skills Photography S.)

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Surrealism and Photographic Technique By Kevin Wilson insomnium.co.uk The Pinhole Camera Simplicity at its most basic. With the increasing focus within photography on technological advances in digital cameras and computers it is easy to get carried away and forget how a photographic image is created. There is no need for a lens just a light proof box with a pin hole opening that allows light to hit a sheet of film. Without technology there is unpredictability, inconsistency and contradiction. This lack of control therefore means the photographer can never be sure how the final image will look. The pinhole image has a certain mysterious dream like quality that at times can be difficult to comprehend. It tends to suggest the form of objects by viewing the world more ruthlessly than the human eye - challenging the traditional ways of seeing. Since exposures are long the pinhole stands still observing while everything around it carries on regardless, objects can become blurred, take on a different shape or can be omitted from the scene completely. The pinhole camera can be compared to allowing a tape recorder to record at the side of your bed as you sleep while played back in the morning instead of the silence you expected you hear unfamiliar sounds and voices. The pinhole camera is a method I will be using for future projects.

51. Photographic Techniques - Rijksmuseum photographic techniques. photographic techniques photographic techniques.The technique of photography is based on two inventions. http://www.rijksmuseum.nl/aria/aria_encyclopedia/00069030?lang=en

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54. Early Photographic Techniques Collection Early photographic techniques Collection. (GC137). Item Listing by Vicki Principi.Graphic Arts Collection Department of Rare Books and Special Collections http://libweb.princeton.edu/libraries/firestone/rbsc/aids/gc137.html

Early Photographic Techniques Collection Item Listing by Vicki Principi Graphic Arts Collection Department of Rare Books and Special Collections Princeton University Library Contains photographs made with various early photographic printing techniques. The collection includes a cyanotype and three prints made by the Fizeau process. Box 1 contents [entire collection]: Brewster, Henry: Self-portrait; calotype; n.d. Croucher, John: [Photogram of leaf]; cyanotype/brown paper mount; n.d. Croucher, John: [Photogram of two leaves]; energiatype/brown paper mount; n.d. Fizeau, Hippolyte Louis: Untitled [Church?]; Fizeau process from daguerreotype; ca. 1840 Fizeau, Hippolyte Louis: Untitled [Monument?]; Fizeau process from daguerreotype; ca. 1840 Fizeau, Hippolyte Louis: Untitled [Religious scene?]; Fizeau process from daguerreotype; ca. 1840 [Leith Fort]; calotype; n.d. Alexander Erle Monteath Esqr, County of Fife; calotype; n.d. Mr. Alexander Hill; calotype/paper mount; n.d. Mrs. Maule, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton; calotype; n.d. Portrait of a dandy; calotype negative; n.d.

55. Photographic Techniques By doing these visual exercises your photographic vision will sharpen rapidly . techniques.html Copyright © 2003 University of Victoria http://web.uvic.ca/ail/techniques/phototechniques.html

advanced imaging laboratory some notes on photography photo by Tom Gore There are several controls on the modern camera that are vital to any photographer who is serious about making photographs rather than simply taking them. These controls are the lens focal length, the subject distance, the aperture and the shutter speed. Fig. 1 a typical camera. Coupling the use of these controls with your selection of film type, point of view, moment of exposure, lighting (either through your choice of time of day or through your use of flash or flood light) and its direction and quality as well as your control of film processing and print making gives you tremendous ability to structure and create your images, rather than simply blindly recording the reality in front of your lens. To use these controls successfully involves a certain amount of mental previsualization of the final image and this is the most important skill for a photographer to develop. Try to look at the world with a critical eye whenever you can. Try to see picture possibilities and envision how you would photograph them. By doing these visual exercises your photographic vision will sharpen rapidly.

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Click Here to Order this information in Print Click Here to Order this information on CD-ROM ... Click here to make tpub.com your Home Page Page Title: Chapter 5 Basic Photographic Techniques Back Up Next tpub.com Updates Web www.tpub.com Home Information Categories Administration Advancement Aerographer Automotive ... Back Figure 4-31.–Image captured and transmitted using the Kodak DCS Digital Camera Up Photography (Basic) Next Figure 5-1.–Handholding the camera growth in the development of technology and ideas. astonishing array of new films, cameras and imaging One of the great attractions of the photography field is the ease with which basic skills can be learned. training to produce an acceptable product, anyone can photographic techniques must be mastered before you therefore, mastery of the basic fundamentals is the presented in this chapter are essential in producing quality photographs, and you can apply each of these fundamentals, to some extent, each time you take a picture. KEEPING THE CAMERA STEADY is crucial. The longer the exposure or focal-length

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BUBL LINK Catalogue of Internet Resources Home Search Subject Menus Countries ... Z Photography Titles Descriptions ADAM Browse Tree: Photography Aerial Archaeology Research Group American Museum of Photography: A Primer on Processes Ansel Adams ... Victoria and Albert Museum: Photography Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk ADAM Browse Tree: Photography Annotated links to selected Internet resources covering different kinds of photography, photographic techniques, museums, galleries, and libraries. Author: ADAM Consortium Subjects: photography DeweyClass: Resource type: index Aerial Archaeology Research Group Group dedicated to aerial photography, photo interpretation, field archaeology and landscape history, including the use of aerial photography in defining preservation policies for archaeological sites and landscapes. Author: Aerial Archaeology Research Group Subjects: archaeology research, photography DeweyClass: Resource type: institution American Museum of Photography: A Primer on Processes Offers descriptions of various photographic processes including carbon prints, daguerreotype, photogenic drawing, photogravure, salt print, and wet plate. Also offers links to resources covering the history of photography. Author: American Photography Museum Subjects: photography DeweyClass: Resource type: museum Ansel Adams Photographer, conservationist; born in San Francisco. A commercial photographer for 30 years, he made visionary photos of western landscapes that were inspired by a boyhood trip to Yosemite. He won three Guggenheim grants to photograph the national parks (194458). Founding the f/64 group with Edward Weston in 1932, he developed zone exposure to get maximum tonal range from black-and-white film. He served on the Sierra Club Board (193471). biography.com

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Home About authors Gallery Press room ... Contact information and guestbook Sechtl and Vosecek Museum of Photography U Lipy House, Mikolas Husi Square Filipovska 72, Tabor Czech Republic opening hours 10am-5pm, entrance by confectioner's store Three generations of the Sechtl family have been photographically recording life in Tabor for the past 140 years. Over thirteen thousand glass plate negatives have been preserved, from the years 1864 to 1940. These plates document the changes in Tabor as well as many interesting people including Emperor Franz Josef, presidents T. G. Masaryk and E. Benes, sculptor Frantisek Bilek, inventor Frantisek Krizik and musicians Oskar Nedbal, Josef Suk and Bohuslav Foerster. Alexander Seik painter, photographer, sharp-shooter, and Mayor Photograph is from year 1869 Sechtl and Vosecek Museum of Photography You are cordially invited to an Exhibition, celebrating the work of Alexander Seik and Ignac Sechtl First photographers in Tabor Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the death of Alexander Seik, 1905 Photographies from the years 1857-1899 Exhibition will be opened by Pavel Scheufler , at 4:00 pm, 16th October, 2005 Open Sunday to Friday, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm, until 30th January, 2006.

59. Common-place: True Pictures Stereographs were produced using all the early photographic techniques, but themost popular form was the massproduced albumen print version, http://www.common-place.org/vol-02/no-02/fried/early-photography.shtml

www.common-place.org "As Frederick Douglass saw it, Morse and Daguerre were two facets of the same democratizing revolution, a revolution that was fast uniting the world in communication (Morse) and in image (Daguerre)." True Pictures Gregory Fried Part I II III IV ... V Early Photographic Techniques Early Photographic Techniques The daguerreotype Fig. 1. Photographer unknown: subject unknown, sixth plate daguerreotype, c. 1847-50. Collection of Gregory Fried. An ambrotype is a weak negative image on glass rendered positive by the addition of a dark background. Frederick Scott Archer, an English sculptor, discovered that light-sensitive silver salts could be mixed with collodion, a sticky liquid that rapidly hardens and which had seen use as a field bandage for the British military. This mixture could then be applied to a glass plate and exposed in a camera while still wet; hence the term "wet plate process." In 1854, James Cutting of Boston took out a patent on this process, and Marcus Root coined the name "ambrotype" for it, from the Greek ambrotos (immortal). The process was cheaper and easier than the daguerreotype and contributed to the demise of that earlier process. Like the daguerreotype, an ambrotype was also produced as a unique object, although in principle, a print could be made from the negative on the glass. For an illustration of how a dark background makes the negative ambrotype plate look positive, see fig. 2.

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Photographic Techniques Bird photography presents one of the most challenging fields for any photographer and is not to be undertaken lightly. A sound knowledge of photographic techniques is essential if success is to be achieved. Among the problems which are peculiar to this type of photography are: small size of subject, moving unco-operative objects, uncontrollable lighting, difficult terrain and unapproachability. It should be immediately obvious from this formidable list that high-quality bird photographs require a combination of special equipment, the right choice of film, unusual techniques and infinite patience. A whole book could be written on this but only a few brief tips can be offered here. A good quality single-lens reflex 35mm camera with an autofocus lens of at least 300mm focal length with nothing less than f4 capability, a powerful flash and a sturdy tripod represent the minimum equipment. For locations where a tripod cannot be used, a 500mm lightweight mirror lens is an acceptable substitute. Even in bright sunlight, especially when this is directly overhead, fill flash should be used to place a catch-light in the bird's eye to make the picture come alive and bring out detail on the shadowed sections of the bird. Colour film rated at 100 ASA is a good choice for perching or slow-moving birds, as this will permit relatively grain-free enlargements. For birds in flight, film rated at about 1000 ASA is necessary to arrest movement.

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