Natural Blur of Spinning Face I took this photograph by having the camera on a high exposure and a low ISO. I asked him to shake his head vigorously. |
Macro of Fly I took this picture by using a macro lens on the macro setting of the camera. It took me a while but I was eventually able to get focus on the fly. |
Macro of Rusty Piece of Metal I got this picture by using the macro setting on the camera and having a high ISO. |
Black and White: Close UP I got this picture by having an ISO of 400 and on the B/W setting. |
Black and White: Weird Angle
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Colour: Partial
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Sepia Tone: Full Front
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Stop Action: Person Jumping Off Of a Table
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Texture: Rubber Mat I got this picture by using the macro feature on the camera while having ISO on 400 and exposure set to default. |
Strings in a ball B/W
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Track
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Rope
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Wood Chips
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Sand B/W
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Object Picture of a Pencil: On the Macro setting of the camera |
Basketball Advert: I used an ISO of 400 and white balance on auto. Everything else was automatic. I chose to use this as my advert because I believe that the ICS sports programs are excellent. |
Object Picture of a roll of duct tape:
On the Macro setting of the camera
Johnathan Hobin
This photographers work is very controversial. He suggests that his photographs are there to indicate the fact that kids might have a different perspective and how they really perceive the world. Also he suggests that humans never grew up, he also suggests that adults just take the playroom into a bigger picture. And that we are still playing war games in a much larger play room. Jonathan Hobin is well known for the ways in which he photographs children in ways that may make people feel uncomfortable about his photography.
The element that makes his work interesting is the fact that he uses children in his photography to show disasters that maybe people see through a different light once children re-enact that particular scene. |