Wednesday, 26 February 2014
Test Contact Form
This is my test contact form which was created using Adobe Bridge. This is essential to sending proofs to the client after a photoshoot.
Wednesday, 8 January 2014
Editing: Before and After
Street Photography
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WhatisStreetPhotography?
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Whatisthe‘decisivemoment’?Researchthisandfindanexample
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WhatdoesthetermJuxtapositionmean?Canyoufindan
example?
The fact of two things being seen or placed close together with contrasting effect.
What do you think are the ethical considerations for Street
Photography? (Imagine you are walking into a busy street with a
camera to take photos of complete strangers – what would your
considerations be?)
Consider surroundings and peopleConsider if there are any children in the photo
Don't look like a creep
Have an open approach
Become aware of who's around
- Compile a personal list of do’s and don'ts for a Street Photographer
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Find a Street Photo that you really like,save it and put it on your
blog. What do you like about it? Explain the feelings the image
gives you.
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Whoisthephotographer?Canyoufindoutinformationonthem?
Do they have a particular style that you like?
Composition Techniques- Leading Lines and focal points
Leading lines- A leading line is a line that is direct to the viewers eye
You can find leading lines anywhere on the photo if you imaginative. The leading lines are spilt into two section called the man made and natural leading lines. With this in mind, depending on the type of day , time,and location your photo will always be different.
Focal Points- A focal point is the part the the viewer is drawn too i.e: the most important part of the photo
From this photo, it gives you many connotations of different imaginative things. It is able to enhance what you see behind the photo , and give a better emphasis to the audience. It helps demonstrate leading line , because this image connotes hell and heaven because of the the sky is up and horrible bit is below.
You can find leading lines anywhere on the photo if you imaginative. The leading lines are spilt into two section called the man made and natural leading lines. With this in mind, depending on the type of day , time,and location your photo will always be different.
Focal Points- A focal point is the part the the viewer is drawn too i.e: the most important part of the photo
From this photo, it gives you many connotations of different imaginative things. It is able to enhance what you see behind the photo , and give a better emphasis to the audience. It helps demonstrate leading line , because this image connotes hell and heaven because of the the sky is up and horrible bit is below.
This photo gives a different representation because the rain trick lets are going across the page , but the you have a reflection with could be the focal point of the photo, it also makes you think what is going on ?
Wednesday, 13 November 2013
Studio Lighting
This is a diagram of a 3 point set up for taking professional photos. Each light has a different effect and gives a different dimension to the photo. The main source of light (the key light) .Nextly the fill light is used in order to get rid of the shadows. Thirdly, the next light is to either reflect light or diffuse the light enabling the photo to look perfect. Health and safety consideration: Minding the portable lighting leads so that you don't trip up and hurt yourself. Also, take into account and ask if any one suffers with epilepsy. Being aware of the strobe lights so that you don't look directly into them to make sure you don't blind yourself.
Wednesday, 23 October 2013
White Balance Setting
Fluorescent Light -1 |
Incandescent |
Auto- White Balance |
Shade- White Balance |
Fine- White balance |
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