Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Soundslides Link

For Advanced Techniques, an Audio Sideshow.

Found this via my usual perusing of SportsShooter and the like.
"Kids Off The Corners"

http://www.2theadvocate.com/multimedia/35157104.html

What do you think?

I like it. It would not win a Pulitzer, but its fun, it keeps a good pace, my attention, nice mix of the audio and ambient audio, and is a good slice of life.

Other slideshows I liked:
http://www.timhussin.com/pages/kids.html [Its funny and creative]

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Stuff Journalists Like

Wow. Stuff Journalists Like is my new favorite thing in the world.

http://stuffjournalistslike.com/

Its amazing. I can't stop laughing right now.

Show your friends.

Thursday, October 16, 2008

Advanced Techniques: Glass

Working some more in the studio, this time with glass.... and rubber cement. Emergency Personnel were standing by.



Was a good experience, though there are some things I would like to do differently next time.

Sunday, September 28, 2008

Advanced Techniques: Classmate Portrait

Classmate Studio portrait assignment.

Single Light Source:

Portrait of Jimmy Maritz in the studio, Thursday night September 25th, 2008. Photo by Patrick T Fallon.

Multiple Light Source:


Portrait of Jimmy Maritz in the studio expressing his feelings towards a recent speeding ticket, Thursday night September 25th, 2008. Photo by Patrick T Fallon.

Tuesday, September 2, 2008

Advanced Techniques: Copy Stand and Meter Calibration

Favorite Photo From 'Daylight Exploration':


Favorite Photo From 'Tungsten Exploration':


Favorite Copy Stand Photo 'Lighting How-To'

This photo is posted for educational purposes, it will be removed at the conclusion of my courswork. Image from World Press 2007 Book. I am curious how it was lit, with a single light source or multiple and/or reflectors.

Favorite Copy Stand Photo 'Mood Lighting':


This is an excellent shot with not only a wonderful vantage point that makes the viewer feel as if they are amongst the crowd clashing with the police, but it also has a dark tone and feel to it, almost Apocalyptic.

Please Note, The photograph portrayed above is not my work, nor do I claim any rights to it, this copy is posted purely for the purpose of this educational class and will be removed at the conclusion of my coursework. Image Credit: Yonathan Weitzman/ Reuters. Israel. Image from World Press 2007 Book, 3rd Prize Spot News Stories. Jewish Settlers clash with police in the evacuation of an outpost of the Amona settlement, West Bank, on Feb. 1st.

All Other Images Copyright 2008 Patrick T. Fallon

Tuesday, July 1, 2008

Carnival

So we had a small carnival in town as part of a fund raiser for the Redondo Cross Country team. It was the first year they have done something like this and I give them a lot of credit for a good event. Went down to grab a few frames for the weekly paper, The Easy Reader, go to see some old friends and make conversation. It was good. Talked with some carnies who were not terribly scary and then wondered aloud what happened to all the Gold Fish who were not won as prizes... may they RIP in the Santa Monica Bay.

Anywhoot.. pictures... this was under a red XC tent.. so yes, it really was that red and not just me being all myspace-astsy



Redondo junior Chloe Curtis paints an octopus on the face of her friend Alex Lowe in order to raise money for the Redondo High School Cross Country team.

Yeah Yeah Yeah.. I know my composition leaves a little something to be desired, but I like the little moment there... something that I find missing not only from my own images at times, but a lot of work I see nowadays... perhaps it is the most important thing I learned to really look for at Mizzou this semester, I was thinking about it today and on Saturday and have come to the conclusion I need more of them.

So anyways, enjoy, thoughts and ramblings or even shameless self promotion [that is your cue Will and Stuart]. See you all back in CoMo for my 20th Birthday :)