Author Archives: Christopher Persaud

(don’t know why it uploaded in landscape orientation) I chose this image because of what I captured in the bokeh- Jill, distraught, when Jack falls down. This was on a 30d at 200mm, so I was naturally across the whole … Continue reading →

Normally, I wouldn’t publish a photo like this because it exhibits the use of banding, which is usually never a good thing, but I wanted to use banding to my advantage. Here, I placed my subject to the left of … Continue reading →

I chose this image because I was right in the Oculus when I shot it; I didn’t bring the 70-200 this day or even my own camera; I used a 30D and brought my 85. I was still able to … Continue reading →

I chose this image because of how it felt, emotionally- I also edited it accordingly to mute the tones and almost completely gray out the background. I was also lying down on a bench far away from this flower @200mm … Continue reading →

I chose this image, to be the best image of this day, because of how I froze the motion of my subject’s hair. Her face expression leaves a lot to be desired for this type of shot (but it was … Continue reading →

This day was tough, because I brought my own heavy gear and decided to tether my camera to my phone via wi-fi; I popped a very bright 360 w/s flash and potentially messed up other student’s photos in the process, … Continue reading →

This was the best photo I’ve taken that specific day (2/8). Properties: 30D, F2.8, 1/200, ISO1000, 70-200 2.8 @200mm. The reason why I chose this image is not necessarily because of the bokeh this photo has (and it’s been a … Continue reading →

There’s not much to see here, after all, it is a photo of an egg. Properties: f4, 1/40, ISO400 @85mm The reason I chose this image is because of the shadow the egg cast on the table.