Showing posts with label Westside Market. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Westside Market. Show all posts

Sunday, March 18, 2012

Beyond Layers - Catching Up

It seems I'm playing catch-up on a number of fronts, one being my Beyond Layers course work. A few weeks ago the subject was Storyboards and today I finally got around to making one. The title gives you location, but here is a little back-story.

The West Side Market is a landmark in Cleveland and this year marks its 100th  Anniversary. As one of the oldest outdoor public markets, the West Side Market is a staple to many Clevelanders and has been featured on many national cooking shows.

I decided to take some shots there this week thanks to Katrina Kennedy's "365 +1 Prompt" - a daily email I receive to offer ideas for the 365 Project. You can check out her site here, for prompts. So this past week the theme was food, and while I don't find my meals that photographically interesting and was lacking in that category I sought out fresh foods.

Enjoy, and as always if you see something you like or just want to acknowledge your visit, please leave a comment!

Sunday, March 06, 2011

Mastering Manual Mode



For the last five weeks I've participated in "Mastering Manual Mode" a photography class presented by Big Picture Classes Online, and I'm really enjoying it! Today I finally downloaded the 522 pictures I have taken in the last couple of weeks, which is not all of the photos taken.

I recall someone saying you shouldn't delete your bad photos, well I'm not totally sure about that, but I can say that some shots that are not the greatest, can have merits. A case in point is this photo of the tree in my backyard. I like this shot, but I can say it is not the shot I was looking for.
It is bit over processed, but I was able to learn a thing or two about ISO, shutter speed, and aperture from taking this shot.

This next shot is much better and also is the end result of several shots taken at the Westside Market.


Keep an eye out for more photo posts! Now off to do some knitting. Have a great week!