Comments for BenjaminDBailey http://benjamindbailey.com/blog Where art comes to life! Mon, 28 Nov 2011 19:37:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Shooting With Zoom for Portraits by benjamin http://benjamindbailey.com/blog/shooting-with-zoom-for-portraits/comment-page-1/#comment-5102 benjamin Mon, 28 Nov 2011 19:37:43 +0000 http://benjamindbailey.com/blog/?p=492#comment-5102 Sure thing! Just think of it this way: a zoom lens (say 55-200mm) is nice, but when you're trying to take a group photo in close quarters, it becomes nearly impossible. So use wide-angle for landscapes and groups and interiors, and zooms for people, portraits, and wildlife. Sure thing! Just think of it this way: a zoom lens (say 55-200mm) is nice, but when you’re trying to take a group photo in close quarters, it becomes nearly impossible. So use wide-angle for landscapes and groups and interiors, and zooms for people, portraits, and wildlife.

]]> Comment on Shooting With Zoom for Portraits by Sharon http://benjamindbailey.com/blog/shooting-with-zoom-for-portraits/comment-page-1/#comment-5101 Sharon Mon, 28 Nov 2011 19:27:00 +0000 http://benjamindbailey.com/blog/?p=492#comment-5101 Thanks. I'll have to look up more about it, but your explanation helps. Thanks. I’ll have to look up more about it, but your explanation helps.

]]> Comment on Shooting With Zoom for Portraits by benjamin http://benjamindbailey.com/blog/shooting-with-zoom-for-portraits/comment-page-1/#comment-5100 benjamin Mon, 28 Nov 2011 19:24:31 +0000 http://benjamindbailey.com/blog/?p=492#comment-5100 An 18mm lens would be good for doing interior shots of multiple people, say a family get-together, or for shooting the outside of a house, or for shooting a super-intense, dynamic portrait where you shoot the entire subject's body and have him standing closer to the camera, so that the background stretches away. It's weird stuff, but looks cool. An 18mm lens would be good for doing interior shots of multiple people, say a family get-together, or for shooting the outside of a house, or for shooting a super-intense, dynamic portrait where you shoot the entire subject’s body and have him standing closer to the camera, so that the background stretches away. It’s weird stuff, but looks cool.

]]> Comment on Shooting With Zoom for Portraits by Sharon http://benjamindbailey.com/blog/shooting-with-zoom-for-portraits/comment-page-1/#comment-5099 Sharon Mon, 28 Nov 2011 18:51:16 +0000 http://benjamindbailey.com/blog/?p=492#comment-5099 What would an 18mm lens be best used for, in your opinion (I don't know too much about photography)? What would an 18mm lens be best used for, in your opinion (I don’t know too much about photography)?

]]> Comment on The Importance of Copyrights by benjamin http://benjamindbailey.com/blog/the-importance-of-copyrights/comment-page-1/#comment-4513 benjamin Wed, 24 Aug 2011 21:17:19 +0000 http://benjamindbailey.com/blog/?p=442#comment-4513 Sure thing, Reynante! Thanks! Awesome, glad to hear it, Joy. Sure thing, Reynante!
Thanks! Awesome, glad to hear it, Joy.

]]> Comment on Tomorrow the Madness Begins by Reynante Martinez http://benjamindbailey.com/blog/tomorrow-the-madness/comment-page-1/#comment-4298 Reynante Martinez Fri, 22 Jul 2011 05:06:50 +0000 http://benjamindbailey.com/blog/?p=458#comment-4298 Awesome! Good luck to us all. :) -Reyn Awesome! Good luck to us all. :)

-Reyn

]]> Comment on A Character is a Character by benjamin http://benjamindbailey.com/blog/a-character-is-a-character/comment-page-1/#comment-4074 benjamin Sat, 25 Jun 2011 04:26:54 +0000 http://benjamindbailey.com/blog/?p=449#comment-4074 Awesome, Byron. Good definitions, and it's cool to hear that you've studied those subjects. It would be intriguing to write a story where a man listens to objects around his house, hearing their voices in his head and conversing with them. ;) Sandra - so it wouldn't be a character if a coffee pot started chatting with the mug, who replied "fill-er up!"? Ah, well, this is a public blog, but I'll keep my lips sealed anyway. Good to hear you have a cool project underway. Looking forward to seeing the final piece. Thanks for commenting, guys! Awesome, Byron. Good definitions, and it’s cool to hear that you’ve studied those subjects. It would be intriguing to write a story where a man listens to objects around his house, hearing their voices in his head and conversing with them. ;)

Sandra – so it wouldn’t be a character if a coffee pot started chatting with the mug, who replied “fill-er up!”? Ah, well, this is a public blog, but I’ll keep my lips sealed anyway. Good to hear you have a cool project underway. Looking forward to seeing the final piece.

Thanks for commenting, guys!

]]> Comment on A Character is a Character by Sandra Gilbert http://benjamindbailey.com/blog/a-character-is-a-character/comment-page-1/#comment-4073 Sandra Gilbert Sat, 25 Jun 2011 03:28:40 +0000 http://benjamindbailey.com/blog/?p=449#comment-4073 I agree with Byron, anything that interacts and shows behaviors normally associated with a living breathing creature. Don't tell anyone, but I have an animation slowing being planned out where one of the minor characters is actually a stylized cursor, little arms are going to morph out behind the head and start throwing things off a shelf. I agree with Byron, anything that interacts and shows behaviors normally associated with a living breathing creature.

Don’t tell anyone, but I have an animation slowing being planned out where one of the minor characters is actually a stylized cursor, little arms are going to morph out behind the head and start throwing things off a shelf.

]]> Comment on A Character is a Character by ByronK http://benjamindbailey.com/blog/a-character-is-a-character/comment-page-1/#comment-4071 ByronK Sat, 25 Jun 2011 02:39:27 +0000 http://benjamindbailey.com/blog/?p=449#comment-4071 That is a great question. Probably it depends on who you ask. In my opinion a character is anything that interacts or has the ability to interact with others. In my training of Psychodrama and Sociodrama for example, a character can be a concretization of an idea or a concept or even a normally inamimate object. In other words a person can take on the role of an idea or object and can interact with others in the scene. Think of the characters in Beauty and the Beast, Mrs Pots and Chip (the tea pot and the cup)Axiodramas deal with concretization of characteristics, such as happiness, or guilt or even good and evil. That is a great question. Probably it depends on who you ask. In my opinion a character is anything that interacts or has the ability to interact with others. In my training of Psychodrama and Sociodrama for example, a character can be a concretization of an idea or a concept or even a normally inamimate object. In other words a person can take on the role of an idea or object and can interact with others in the scene. Think of the characters in Beauty and the Beast, Mrs Pots and Chip (the tea pot and the cup)Axiodramas deal with concretization of characteristics, such as happiness, or guilt or even good and evil.

]]> Comment on The Importance of Copyrights by Joy Lynn http://benjamindbailey.com/blog/the-importance-of-copyrights/comment-page-1/#comment-3969 Joy Lynn Thu, 26 May 2011 23:08:14 +0000 http://benjamindbailey.com/blog/?p=442#comment-3969 love the photo.. and got alot out of your copyright article..... love the photo.. and got alot out of your copyright article…..

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