A retreat led by the AT&T Learning Studio, building skills and confidence in digital creation.
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Most of mine had focus problems, and even these aren’t very sharp. I tried to lighten up the one with the Big Dipper but it is beyond me, I’m afraid.
However, I learned so much about light and about working with my camera. Thanks to all of you for your patience and encouragement. It was so fun to be with all of you.
Rendi
Don’t ask me why, but the third one creeps me out a bit. Maybe putting the Phantom in Phantom Hill.
Autumn
Thanks to Nil Santana and Donald Simpson for again helping our second faculty/staff lightpainting evening go so smoothly. Long-exposure shooting–like so much of digital photography–is a lot of experimentation, but fortunately the film is cheap.
If you joined us, please consider sharing a few of your favorites to the blog. For instructions on posting photos, see the Post by Email page.
To see and comment on the photos of other participants, click on the red Email Blog Posts link in the right sidebar. Look forward to seeing what everyone came away with.
Thanks to the dozens of ACU faculty members and their spouses who have joined us to make each Digital Academy a unique experience.
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