Category Archives: buildings

Physics photography series: September 1 2010

Posted on September 2, 2010 by Jon Ben

After many busy summer months we finally managed to have the second meeting of the physics photography series. I put together a short presentation on basic camera functions. I discussed details of metering modes (the process of determining the correct … Continue reading →

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Photography critique

Posted on May 13, 2010 by Jon Ben

I recently hobbled together a group of fellow photographers in the physics department at UBC to do a peer-to-peer series of talks on photography. It’s always helpful to hear how others approach photography and we all have different experiences and … Continue reading →

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Diptych: one word for two images

Posted on May 11, 2010 by Jon Ben

Diptych (pronounced dip-tic) is the term used to describe two images that are arranged to be adjacent to one another. Typically this means they are somehow related, or complement each other in some other way. They might share a common … Continue reading →

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