VicMoves 2010 Show Montage

A very busy week. Schools from right around Victoria participated in the VicMoves dance competition.

Here is a little video that was commissioned by VicMoves of the schools that I visited during rehersals.

Ford Falcon 1973 XB GS

VicMoves---Go For Your Life at the Docklands

We were meant to meet up with a politician and the TV station weather crew. The Polly cancelled an hour or so before we were going to shoot. The weather people cancelled 20 minutes before we were going to shoot... Due to bad weather. It was a shame because we had a ball.

It was cold. It was wet. And we made some awesome photographs!

I thought the shirts and the umbrellas were fantastic. "I <3 Melbourne", and "I <3 Rain". Very fitting.

VicMoves---Go For Your Life, Montmorency Secondary Collage

Students enjoying a talk from VicMoves before trying out a dance class


Students warming up for their dance


What it is all about, having fun


Students in front of the VicMoves Van

VicMoves---Go For Your Life

I have been working closely with John Read from Marilla Productions to document the schools that are participating in the VicMoves---Go For Your Life extravaganza.

The boys that are painting the banner




Working on the dance moves

Hula Hooping

Hula Hoop expert and NICA graduate Tegan Carmichael.














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You have just bought a shiny new DSLR and want to move past Auto

Lesson 2

You should have noticed that Shutter speed and ISO have not made too much difference on the image (more on this later). Aperture, on the other hand, makes quite a difference.

Now. Change that little dial from M to Av.
Turn the little dial just behind the shutter release button. What changes (in terms of settings)?
Take a photo. Note the settings.
Turn the dial (the one near the shutter release). Take a photo of the same subject.

Look at the settings and look at the resulting photo. What has changed?

Do this 10 times and note the changes in both the settings and image.