I used a street scene for basis for this assignment. Session was un-limited in terms of time with an indeterminate number of shots.
I found the workflow used in this exercise to be far more casual and less regimented that the previous. At times I was able to review pictures I was unhappy with, bracket exposure and retake however there was an element of grab shots where time was actually very limited. Blink and moment is gone. In general the session was less organised as although I had an idea of what I wanted to photograph from the outset, the lighting and the subjects were actually fairly random and uncontrolled.
I found the workflow used in this exercise to be far more casual and less regimented that the previous. At times I was able to review pictures I was unhappy with, bracket exposure and retake however there was an element of grab shots where time was actually very limited. Blink and moment is gone. In general the session was less organised as although I had an idea of what I wanted to photograph from the outset, the lighting and the subjects were actually fairly random and uncontrolled.
Most obvious difference between the two workflows represented by exercises one and two is in number of pictures. The casual, unstructured and open ended nature of assignment gave rise to much more pictures whilst I looked for suitable images.
As for previous exercise I will wrap up thoughts on experiences on workflow in a seperate blog entry.
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