Photography

Written Statement:

My Dad helped me crop a couple of the photos and put them on a USB so they could be printed. My Mum printed them at Kmart for me. It was my sister's birthday at the start of August so we used some of her party things for the photos. Foodland let me take some photos of their flowers

I used an iPad 2017 to take a photo of the cake. I used a Samsung s10 Plus for the other photos.

Written Statement:

I used an Apple iPhone 11 to take my photographs. I had my photographs printed at Big W. My Mum helped me type the words for my captions and written statement. 

Written Statement:

I used my Dad's Nikon D5300 with a 50mm lens to take these photos. We went to Officeworks to print them. Before we printed them we cropped the photos a little to make them better. My Dad helped me crop the photos and print them.

Written Statement:

The camera used was an iPhone 8 Plus. The photos were edited using the 'photo' app on the MacBook Pro. The prints were processed at Atkins Photo Lab, using a traditional wet chemical process that utilises silver halide light-sensitive paper. Mum took me to the zoo and ordered the prints. 

Written Statement:

To capture the 'miracle of metamorphosis', I used two models of cameras - an Apple iPad 7th generation and an Apple iPad Mini Four. 

My photographs were captures through using the time-lapse lends. I then chose which photos best reflected the process of metamorphosis. I used the cropping tool on the MacBook Air to edit the photographs. 

Dad and I went to Officeworks to print off my photographs. My Mum, Dad and brother helped me with setting up the iPad and gave me inspiration for wanting to enter in the Oliphant Science Awards and for entering the photography category. 

Written Statement:

The camera that I used was an iPhone XS. I used Microsoft PowerPoint to put on the arrows and Microsoft Publisher to make the labels. Photos printed at Officeworks. 

My science teacher helped me with the force information. My football (soccer) coach helped me with the direction of the foot. My Step-Dad let me use his phone and computer. My brother let me use him for the foot model. 

Written Statement:

I used the inbuilt camera of a 2016 iPhone SA, set on auto HDR. No special effects were used. Photos were printed at Kmart with a matt finish on Kodak Moments photo paper.

I would like to acknowledge the help of my Uncle Simon Young, for lending me an iPhone, teaching me the camera function and driving me to Cudlee Creek. I also acknowledge my parents for their assistance printing the photos. 

Written Statement:

The camera used was a Canon 6D-35mm for four images and a DJI drone phantom 4 Pro camera for the remaining two imagines. These images were printed at Kmart. The images were cropped, the vibrancy and saturation were increased in each image. The shadows and highlights were reduced to enhance the images. 

I want to thank my Mum, my Dad, Makayla, Kaidence and Miss Tinney for helping me with my project including transportation, research and science content. 

Written Statement:

Camera Used: iPhone XS

Developing / Printing: Officeworks

Special effects or manipulation: Snapseed App for black/white and colour highlights

My Mum helped with the transportation to Mt Lofty Botanical Gardens, Adelaide Botanic Gardens and Gorge Wildlife Park to take photos, and assisted with printing photos at Officeworks. 

Written Statement:

Camera: Panasonic Lumix G85 (4/3), Panasonic 12-60mm lens and Olympus 75-300mm lens and iPhone 11

Acknowledgments: Mr Marlow for printing my photos. My Dad for giving me photography tips and discussing the biodiversity of birds in the wetlands. My teacher Mr Cooper for classroom support. My Mum for helping me get to the wetlands and showing me how to format my photos using Picasa 3 software. 

Printer: all photos were printed using a Canon Pro1000 series.

Written Statement:

Camera equipment: Lumix digital camera DMC-FT5 and a 45 metre waterproof marine case with an Inon strobe flash 5-2000 underwater ultra compact 100. Strobe settings - STTL, 2.8. White balance was adjusted underwater on the day. 

Processing: colour increased and brightness decreased to reduce glare from the strobe making it clearer. 

Written Statement:

I used a Nikon Coolpix P600 for two of my photos and a Nikon D80 for the other four. I then cropped them all to size and then fixed a problem with over exposure on the broken-open cocoon. I correct the white balance on the mature pupa to bring back the correct colours. I printed the photos on glossy photo paper. My Dad helped me with using the cameras and showed me how to edit the photos using photoshop.

Written Statement:

The main camera used to capture the images was a Nikon D3100. A secondary camera of an iPhone XS was also used in the process.

The final images were printed at a store known as Officeworks. 

The images were edited using the desktop version of Adobe Lightroom. In terms of special effects, a filter was used on some occasions. 

I would like to acknowledge my parents for accompanying me to visit Greenfields Wetlands, Oaklands Wetlands and Belair Wetlands. 

Written Statement:

For this Oliphant entry, I used my Nikon D3300 with either an 18-55m Nikon DX lens or a 50mm Nikon DX lens. Some post-processing was applied with Adobe Lightroom CC, to help balance some of the contrast, brightness and colour. No other alterations were made. I would also like to thank my family for their ongoing support with my photographic endeavours, as well as Ms Tolios who coordinates the SASTA Oliphant Science Awards at Glenunga International High School

Written Statement:

Cameras used:

Nikon D500 - Misty wetlands, Mallard cross Pacific Black Duck, Australian Pelican, Australian Pied Cormorant

Panasonic Lumix DMC-FT30 - Pobblebonk, Green Skinhead

Special effects used: none

Manipulations: auto correct, cropping

Processing was completed by Atkins Technicolour

Written Statement:

On the topic of Life in the Wetlands, the six photographs presented in this exhibition were taken utilising the Nikon D7100 camera. This 24.1-megapixel digital single-lens reflex camera possesses a high-definition focus capability, and thus no special editing was necessary. Nonetheless, all photos have been re-sized as appropriate, and minor lighting corrections have been applied to the photo of the hard-head duck using the Photoshop Software. 

The printing process was carried out at Officeworks, with the photographs being printed in high-definition resolution with dimensions of 8 by 6 inches (20.32cm by 15.24cm)

Written Statement:

Images taken with an iPhone 11 and printed at Officeworks. 

Acknowledgements: Netball SA Stadium Management, Supplements Warehouse, Main North Road, Medindie and Fresh Produce sourced from Tony & Marks, Glenunga. 

Written Statement:

The camera used to take the images of the wetlands was the D-SLRs NIKON, model number AF-S DX18-55/3.5-5.6G VR. The images of the microscopic life was taken with an iPhone 6s camera, through a light microscope. The printing process for the photos of the wetlands was done at Officeworks with photography paper. The microscope images were printed on regular paper with Kyocera printers. No special effects or manipulations were used.