Computer Science E-7: Exposing Digital Photography

Star Trails Over Winnipesaukee by Dan Armendariz

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Hartford Fireworks by Dan Armendariz

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Day Or Night? by Dan Armendariz

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Fire Water by Dan Armendariz

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Surface Lights by Dan Armendariz

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Lonely Sun by Dan Armendariz

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Guitar by John Selig

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Colorful Wall by Chris Thayer

"Colors appear in metallic tiles lining the walls of the New England Aquarium. The picture, taken at night with a Lumix FZ-8, was shot for 8 seconds at ISO 100, f/3.3, +0.66 OE @ 34.8 mm."

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The Charles by Kane Hsieh

"I saw a homeless man's orange hat standing out against the green and blue of springtime Cambridge."

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Gotta Capture 'Em All! by Anthony Amaral

"This photo was taken due to the inspirations from a box I found hidden away in my attic. I found that the colors used for Pokemon were always bold and bright. When I used the cards to create the complimentary colors in the photo; I found great results. I hope everyone enjoys this theme and feels the same nostalgia that I felt."

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Autumn Leaves by Jennifer Heath

"Ground cover of sunlit leaves."

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Dreamy Daisy by Ana Licuanan

"Daisy and rose petals taken using in-camera Orton effect. Front-lit with handheld flash then backlit out of focus."

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Bancroft Tower by David Harvill

"Bancroft Tower sits high on a steep hill overlooking WPI and downtown Worcester. While you can't see the football games from there, the announcer's voice usually carries nicely. The small park is popular with folk who like castles, towers, or who just want to step out of the modern world for a few minutes."

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Lonely Mallardy by Jesse Krinsky

"I took this photo of a lonesome duck, bobbing in the Charles River, with a Nikon D80 camera and a Nikon AF Nikkor 80-200mm lens. My exposure time was 1/1000s, focal length: 200mm, F-number: 5, ISO: 640. Unfortunately, it was very cloudy when I shot this photo, so the contrast and saturation were not what I hoped for, but I was able to fix some of that in Photoshop."

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Old Town by Joseph Roth

"Photograph taken in the heart of Old Town San Diego November 19th, 2011"

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Singular Silhouette by Krissy Ellsworth

"This photo was taken as the sun was going down behind a mountain. I was struck by how this particular tree stood out among all others."

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Trees by Kevin McGowan

"Empty tree branches against a blue sky."

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Snap of Snapper by Kimberly Morrow

"I took this photo at the farmer's market at Haymarket Station in Boston. The fish mongers looked at me like I was nuts when instead of money, I pulled my camera out of my bag and started snapping away at their snappers. Aperture priority mode, ISO 400, f/4.0, 1/200s."

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Corona by Laura Christoffels

"Close up picture of an antique Corona typewriter taken at the home of Kathy and David Clarkson, a Victorian house in Haverhill, MA."

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Run for your Life by Monika Bankowski

"A man escaping from a second floor window, jumping on the roof of a neighboring building."

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Cattails in the Fall by Melissa Woolley

"Cattails in November at the Arnold Arboretum in Boston. In 5 hours, I took over 500 photos while borrowing a macro lens."

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Fenway, Off Season by Robert J. Lemos

"I like to visit baseball stadiums no matter what time of year. During this recent Fenway Park tour, I convinced the guides to let me stray from the pack in order to get this shot of Fenway specifically for this project. They were extremely helpful in advising me which vantage points would render me the most satisfying images. I had to hurry, though! I was only allowed a few moments to myself before having to rejoin the group once the tour started moving again. Shot with my Nikon D3000 and 18-55mm kit lens in Aperture Priority at ISO 400, f/5.6, -0.3 EV @ 18mm, 1/80."

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Spiral by Remy Prevost

"Taken at Occupy Boston, in front of the Prayer Tent. The Scared Wheel"

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When Art meets Art by Tracy Selina Chan

"The theme of this image is a pile of unintentional arranged drawing supplies. I am always believed in the beauty of the most banal still life subjects. For this particular banner for our class website where designed for the usage of student photographers, I decided to capture the art tools of another form of arts, in contrast to the tools that we use to take this picture --- cameras. I used a spot lights on only one side of the props to create heavy shadows in attempt to add another complicated layers in the image to enhance a dynamic sense. I merged my initial T.S.C into the image and pick a yellow-brownish to develop a slice of nostalgia to the scene."

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The Middle of Harvard Stadium by Mike Tomei

"I was able to get into Harvard Stadium when the place was almost vacant. I had the opportunity to find an exact 50 yard line seat to frame this shot perfectly. Sitting on the cold, concrete seats I couldn't help but think of the over 100 years of history that the stadium had seen."

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Boston Sherbert by Tom Gregory http://tomgreg.smugmug.com

"A sunsrise over Boston as seen from the Fells in Medford, MA. Taken: 11/26/2011 6:26am. Equipment: Canon T2i w/ 18-55 f3.5-5.6 ~ shot @ f/16 & 18mm"

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Easy Flows It by B. J. Burton

"A Berkshire County creek carves its way through the forest in early morning. f/29, 1/3s, ISO 100, 40mm, -0.7EV"

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Traffic by Andrew Gallagher

"A curbs view of night time traffic. Taken in Boston Massachusetts. ISO200, F/10, Shutter speed 1.3 secs."

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Salem Morning by Marie Cuddy

"a hazy day in Salem, MA"

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It feels like fall by Svetlana Gabdrakhimova

"I tried to capture the beauty of the short fall days. I took this picture in Cambridge on my way to Charles river at dusk."

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D.W. Field Observation Tower by Esthina Romero

"This picture was taken on Thanksgiving Day (November 24, 2011) using a Nikon D5100 dSLR camera. It is part of a wall of the D.W. Field Observation Tower in Brockton, Massachusetts viewed looking up. The picture was taken in RAW+JPEG setting using aperture priority mode; f/# 8.0; 1/640; focal length 55.0 mm; flash off; pattern metering mode."

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Lantern Festival by K.C. Hallett

"A Picture taken during the Jamaica Plain Lantern Festival along side the J.P. Pond. Picture taken right at dusk while the festival was just getting underway."

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Sky Blue Pink by Paul Worster

"Sky Blue Pink was my grandfather’s favorite color, the example of which was a sunset. I captured this one at Crane’s Beach on an eerily calm day."

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Snowy Amalga Harbor by Shelley Westover

"This photo was taken at Amalga Harbor in Juneau, Alaska. It had been snowing for days and this photo was taken during one of the extremely brief moments of my trip that the snow stopped falling. The cloud cover, however, was still extremely low and there was no direct sunlight. To get to this location, I hiked on a snow-covered trail to the opening of a salt chuck where we were trying to shoot the opening of a salt chuck during an unusually high tide (causing the water to flow backwards)."

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Auburn Fall by Daniel Tom

"Side light of the setting sun enhances the auburn color of the leaves."

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Main Street by Alex McWhinnie

"The Northeast Kingdom, Vermont. f7.1 1/250 ISO100. A quick walk down Main Street provides a glimpse into historic Vermont and all its resplendent glory."

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Water Explosion by Priya Makhijani

"My attempt at high speed flash photography. Many a balloons were poked in my balcony and many a downstairs neighbors were soaked to achieve this shot. No sound triggers were used, just human to human synchronization explaining the hundreds of failed attempts. An approximate effective shutter speed of 1/3100s using a Canon 580 EX II speedlite, ISO 100, f/18, and 0 EV were used."

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Balance by R. Alan Leo

"Close-up of an antique scale at the Vermont Country Store in Weston, Vt. 1/60th of a second; f/2.8; ISO 800."

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Color flare-up by David Langone

"This photo was taken at Talcott Botanic garden, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Massachusetts. The name of this plant is Guzamaria Sanguinea. It grows to approximately 15 incheswide by 6 inches high. Native to the forests of Brazil, the plant is bright green beforeit starts to create red patterns all over, which indicated that the flowers should bloom. These bright yellow flowers erupt from the middle of this plant one month out of the year."

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Waterfall Reflection by Alex Kozlov

"The water is streaming down from Watertown dam on Charles River."

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Mirror. by Juan M Gutierrez (Onem)

""The city never sleeps". Picture taken at night, with a canon digital t2i, Shutter speed 30 seconds, ISO 100, f/7.1, 18/ 55 mm lens."

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Funky Pirate, New Orleans by Lee Graves

"Taken in a small Blues Club on Bourbon Street in New Orleans during a live performance by the Bluesmasters. Exposure at 1/10s, f/3.5, ISO1600, 18-55mm lens@18 mm"

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A Southwestern Afternoon by Nick Porfilio

"This photo was taken in St George, Utah in the afternoon of Thanksgiving Day 2011. I believe it’s an interesting part of the state to take a photo since most people tend to think of mountains, snow and skiing when they think of Utah. This characterization is certainly true, however, it is an often overlooked fact that southwestern Utah is actually more akin to desert and Grand Canyon-esque landscapes than that of its snowier north."

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