Photography – Mikail Alici

Low Key Photography Tutorial

by mikail / On March 3, 2020 / In Photography

Low key photography is great in studio for portrait photos but is also amazing for all kinds of photography. “Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.”- Benjamin Franklin James year 11 joined after school photography club this year. He is so interested in photography and learned a lot during club times. He wanted to share his knowledge and experience with other...

Low key photography

by mikail / On January 8, 2020 / In Photography

After School Photography Session with year 11 students. Subject: Low key photography Low key photography is great in studio for portrait photos but is also amazing for all kinds of photography. Camera: Canon6D with Canon 50mm 1.8 STM Flash: YONGNUO YN560 IV Camera settings:1/100, f/10,ISO Students:Data James – Year 11 and Enes Kut - Year 11

Behind The Scenes – Stop Motion Video

by mikail / On June 19, 2018 / In Photography, Short Film

My first Stop Motion video - how to make a Lego Sumo Robot. I spent an hour and took 300 photos to make this video.

Stop Motion Video – Lego Sumo

by mikail / On May 30, 2018 / In Photography, Robotics, Short Film

My first Stop Motion video - how to make a Lego Sumo Robot. I spent an hour and took 300 photos to make this video. Enjoy!!!

Steel Wool Photography – Drone Video

by mikail / On May 28, 2018 / In Photography, Short Film

My students asked me how I do steel wool photography; here is the video when they were learning Steel Wool Photography. Enjoy!!! I recorded the video with a Phantom 3 professional to make a slow motion with 60fps. It was the first time I was using drone during the night. Gear I used for the photo: Canon 6d with 50mm lens. f/8.0, 1/15 sec, ISO-100, 50mm. Students: Canon 600d with 28-105mm lens....

Genius Mind – Year 1

by mikail / On May 18, 2018 / In Photography

Year 1-A Genius Minds Students were assigned an activity of building a mini – Castle using Kapla Blocks. It was amazing as the students followed up with the steps of how to make it. And by the end of the lesson, they have learned that concentration, commitment, and patience are the key when setting up a building. The photos are taken by me.