Creeper Project Plan

So Amy and I are working together for the creeper/TOP program pictures. We decided to do a "The Town that Dreaded Sundown" theme. Amy and I went to Fuji's this past Saturday to plan out our picture. We decided we wanted to do the picture about a couple being murdered while on a car date. We are going to use an old car and have the car turned on so the lights help add to the mood. We might use a fog machine if it looks cool. We are going to have the guy already dead in the back seat of the car. In order to light him we will have a flash behind the back window and maybe have to add a light in the car in order to get his face. The girl is going to be dying (already shot) on the ground in front of the car (this is where the car lights come into play and maybe another). The phantom's shadow in going to be on the side of the car and/or on the ground. In order to make the blood, we are using a red dyed sheet. We are super excited! :)

I hate when people get in the way.

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The celebration shot. I had been waiting the whole game for them to celebrate in some way. And they never did. This was like the only time they ever celebrated and freakin number 85 got in the way. 

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Stupid coach. He is very distracting. You even stressed like two days that you need to watch whats happening in the background as well as the foreground. I guess this game is what finally made that lesson clear. 

Anyway, I shot freshman AND jv....which took forever I might add. Carlie and I were at the stadium for almost five hours. Even though it was almost a fail, I did learn a lot. Just as I always do on assignment. 

Football

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So I was super pumped about this game because it was the only Texas Arkansas game I would be able to shoot. And it was freshman. They never did anything cool. ever. And it was raining...actually misting..which was worse. I had the bigma and it was really hard to clean the leans so I had to continually get someone else to wipe it with a t-shirt. But other than the few setbacks, it was still a good game to shoot. This picture is one of my better ones. I liked how our guy is unning with the ball and pushing through the player, but I wish he was sharper. I also like how he is framed by the two players.

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I mainly wanted to put this picture on here because it shows how most of my pictures turned out: foggy. I never thought shooting while it was misting would be so difficult. There was even a 30 minute lightning delay after half time. This was taken after the guy was injured and the coaches were helping him off the field. I'm not exactly good at shooting football in action so I wanted to make sure I got one of this. I do like how the coaches are looking down at his hurt leg. It kind of shows some emotion within the picture.

YERD CAMP.

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This picture was at yerd camp. I really like how the water splash is stopped and you are able to see it in the air. I also like the expression on her face.  But I dislike the fact that Casey is in the background. To me, its just really bothersome. However, the picture is properly exposed which is why I am keeping it. I've definitely realized the fact that I need to pay attention to the background and not just the foreground.