Monday, 8 March 2010
Favourite Pictures
Monday, 4 January 2010
My Photography Essay
1. My dog sleeping (Morning) - this picture will show him as hes sleeping in his bed in the early morning as the sun rises. The shot will be at an angle so i can get the whole shot of him in the photo.
2. Dog lead photo - This is going to be a shot where i'm going to have his lead on a table, and i want to take it at a good angle so it shows the object in a good light and brings an effect on the photo.
3. A shot of him out in the garden - this will be of him enjoying his space outside and ideally i want to have a shot of him at the side looking around the garden.
4. He will then have one taken wheres playing with my nephew - This will be a closeup shot of my dog next to my nephew and i want to get the moment where my dog looks at him,
5. A shot of his paw prints on the floor where hes come in muddy - it will be a closeup of his paw marks and it will be shot in a light surrounding so the mark comes out clear.
6. Playing with his toys - this will be another closeup when he has a toy in his mouth and enjoying himself.
7. A closeup shot of his empty dog bowl - this will be edited in black and white as i want to give the feeling that he's sad that he has no food and the black and white contrast will give that effect.
8. Photo of him looking up - This is going to be of him waiting for his food and he'll be looking up, this will be from the side again so it shows the whole of his body as well. I'm going to edit this so its black and white as well.
9. One of him eating his dinner - This will show him at another closeup of him enjoying his meal this will be back in colour again.
10. His bed with him sleeping (Night) - This will be taken to finish off the day of his life, it will be shot at an angle again and i want to get a good shot of his face when the photo is taken.
The presentation will have each individual image on a separate powerpoint slide so that the photos each have there own page. The text for the photos will be placed underneath so that it describes what is happening in each shot. There will be 11 slides 10 of them being the actual photos while the 11th will be my title page.
The audience for my pictures will be people who are mostly pet lovers or people who love dogs in general.
The pictures i will take will have a blend of colour and black and white to give different feelings in the photos.
Thursday, 3 December 2009
Self Portrait
Thursday, 26 November 2009
Build Up To The Exhibition
Tuesday - Yellow shirt and yellow hoody
Wednesday - Mexican Hat
Thursday - Mouse Costume
Friday - Superman
I took several pictures for the people who dressed up for the cause and also set up one of the lights in the studio for the photoshoot.
Friday, 13 November 2009
Notes On Lighting
Friday, 6 November 2009
The World Upside Down Photography
This photo was taken outside the library on a nearby bench, i like this as it brings out the effect of waving due to the benchs position, i name this shot unusual seating.
Thursday, 22 October 2009
Urban Vs Nature Landscape
Portrait
Thursday, 15 October 2009
Robert Capa
Robert Capa's work involves taking defining moments just as they happen. He mostly took pictures in the war and showed the suffering and dispair of the soldiers as there fighting. He went on the frontline to wait until a moment which would be different seconds later and then photograph it.
Decisive Moment is when an event happens which seconds before or later wouldnt have occured. It makes the picture more interesting and effective.
Sunday, 11 October 2009
Urban Vs Nature 3
Friday, 9 October 2009
Urban Vs Nature 2
Urban Vs Nature
Alternative Landscape Andreas Gursky
The pictures here are the work of Andreas Gursky these are all landscape images, the first picture which is a supermarket has lots of colours, and the camera looks like its tilted and it shows more of the golden third as its concentrating on the middle of the picture.
The second picture which looks like an inside of a building its emphasising alot on the central position as the two sides look angled to make you look in center.
The final picture is what looks like an inside of a factory as there are lots of people in uniforms who look like they are sorting out some kind of product. Its another really good image because it concentrates on the center, and uses the golden third straight away, its very colourful as the outfits they are wearing are pink and blue and are pretty powerful colours to use in photo like this.
Thursday, 8 October 2009
Notes On Landscape
Ansel Adamns was an American Photographer who mainly photographed Yosemite National Park
The background is the area on the photo which is behind the main view and the foreground is what is in front of the main shot.
On a photography shot there are rules of thirds which divide the picture into 3 sections, the middle section is called the golden third as this shows the most photography detail.
Meudon was a photography shot taken by a man called Andre Kertesz in 1928
A camera obscura is a device that projects an image of its surroundings onto a wall or screen, a darkened room can be used as a camera obscura if a small hole is cut out and the light flows through and shows the outside image inside.
Friday, 2 October 2009
photoshop lesson 1 part 3
Photo Shop Lesson 1 part 2
Photo Shop Lesson 1
Friday, 25 September 2009
Photo Basics
SLR - This is the single lens reflex, this means when your viewing and object through a manual camera the light from the source hits the object your taking a picture of, and then hits the mirror inside the camera which rotates the image for your eye to then see.
Aperture - The aperture is the opening which is on the camera, the lower the f stops the larger the aperture goes, and the same if the f stops are larger the smaller the aperture then goes like a human eye.
Shutter Speed - the shutter speed controls the time to which the photo is exposed to light such as the slower the shutter speed the more light gets into the picture. If the the speed is set to fast then there will be less light.
Depth Of Field - This is how much sharpness there is between the background and foreground such as the lower the f number and the larger the aperture the smaller the depth of field