The Problem
Today we spend too much time inside buildings, completely disconnecting ourselves from reality and nature.
Our Plan
Go outside to your patio, visit a garden, hike in a forest, hike up a mountain, spend a day at the beach. Connect with nature and share your nature and wildlife photographs. Note: If you are a minor, do not go out without your parents and always stay close to them.
Themes Addressed
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Arts
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Biodiversity Loss
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Endangered Species
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Wildlife
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The Benefit
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People
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Animals
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Environment
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Here is how the project went:
Managed to get a couple close up of images of flowers before the rain started (my camera isn't weather proof).
Through this project I/we learned:
Nailing a shot of a small subject using a large aperture is challenging and I had to take multiple shots at varied distances.
What I/we might change:
Try different lens, lens configuration and place the camera on a tripod.
My/our favorite part of this project was:
Both the experience of going around looking for flowers and the end result (the images).
Some tips, tricks or fun facts about the project:
A real photography camera is unmatched by phones. Learn how to shoot in manual mode. I used a Canon T-100 with kit lens.
