Consider the artifacts you use regularly. (Make sure you view the introductory video and/or read Chapter 1 of the text for what I mean by “artifact” in the context of this course.) Do any of these artifacts evoke a reaction of "I love this" every time you use it? Think about this question during the coming week.
Create a website for your project (1 point). Post a photograph of the artifact you love (you can take the photo or you can use one from the web or elsewhere) and write a short (fewer than 100 words) explanation of why you love it (1 point). If you have not already, please see the notes on student photography (1 point) Post the address of your website below.
Create a website for your project (1 point). Post a photograph of the artifact you love (you can take the photo or you can use one from the web or elsewhere) and write a short (fewer than 100 words) explanation of why you love it (1 point). If you have not already, please see the notes on student photography (1 point) Post the address of your website below.
My Object- Olympus VF2 Viewfinder
You can see the VF2 viewfinder here on top of the camera. I started photography back in the film days and learned to compose pictures using a viewfinder. The LCD screen of modern cameras is great but the way the viewfinder blocks out everything from view but the subject you are focusing on is great. I love the way this one tilts upward allowing different camera angles.
Because it's removable I can easily take it off the camera when I don't need it and want a more compact camera kit. It's small and lightweight and easily fits in my pocket when I'm out taking pictures.
Because it's removable I can easily take it off the camera when I don't need it and want a more compact camera kit. It's small and lightweight and easily fits in my pocket when I'm out taking pictures.
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