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structure
I have chosen my college to do my structure breve on.
it is a ver modern (built 2017) sleek and overall structured building, daily cosistigng of lines and squares. I want to show the overall shape build up rather than just how the building stands
evaluation of 6/12 final images
Image 1: “orange sunrise” this image was taken of one of my classmates Tokya. it was taken as part of our block 2 brief which include a window lit portrait with catch lights in the eye. the sun was still rising during this time an it was casting a lovely warm light across the college I noticed Tokya was waring a orange/yellow jumper and I felt it would work very nicely with the light we had. I am very pleased with this image because I love how the over all light is very warm and the entire image feels warm and happy. I do wish I had gotten all of the writing on Tokyas jumper in as it reads “look at things different” not only do I feel it would have made a nice touch tot he image but I also find cutting the word of to be slightly distracting however I am overall very very pleased with this image and it is one of my favour I have taken.
Image 2: “girl next door” this is another image taken of one of my class mates Abby I believe it was also taken nothing block 2 as part of my actor head shot images. for Abbys head shot I wanted her to come across as very sweet and soft and I do feel I have done that well. I feel that back light may be slightly too harsh in the far left hand side of the image but that is my only dislike of this photo. my model is relaxed and easy to photograph the catch light in her eyes are very strong the images gives off personality and allows you to feel like you know abby even if you don't in a way.
Image 3: “fast car” this image was taken for my light trails brief. it is taken down the Main Street next to shops and turn ins for houses. I like this images because it looks busy even though it is empty. you can feel the rush of the people in the cars although you can't see the cars themselves. the purple sky makes it look more nitrating everyone whom has seen the image has not been able to reconsider where I took it even thought they pass by and thought it every single day and I think thats why I love this images it makes something you see all the time look more interesting
Image 4: “dow the rabbit hole” this image was taken within block 1 as my still life unit attempt. I chose a pocket watch because you don't really see people with them anymore, they are nitrating and different I wanted to give a vintage feel to the image. I placed the hand on the clock to face 10and 2 as done in all watch shoots and all though I do not know why exactly I wanted my image to look as professional as possible. I like this images because its simple and not much to it but it still captures your attention and makes you look at it.
Image 5: “a simple flower” this image is part of my macro shoot for lock 3. it is taken of a small purple flower that grows between the steps of the Royal concert hall in Glasgow. I like this image because its the colours that make you want to look at it even thought there are only 2 (purple and green) it still makes you stop and even wonder what the image is of and you would never guess is of a tiny plan about 10 cm tall growing between 2 steps it allows you to wonder and create your own story and I think this part of the fun of looking at an image.
Image 6: “karate kid” this image is for my reportage block (also entitled Karate kid) and this is by far my favourite image within the series. it was taken within a nature park beneath a blossom tree as blossom trees are very large part of Japanese culture witch is where karate depends from. and the 4 words written at the top read “courage” “loyalty” “strength” and “respect” which are arguably the more important quality of any belt. the image is taken of my training partner Ale who is a ShoDan (2nd degree black belt) kneeling and preparing for a fight I like this image because you can see the concentration within his eyes and you an feel his strength and concentration through the image this image is very simple but in my opinion very powerful
my final portfolio plan
my 12 final port folio images placed onto an A3 canvas size which allowed me to print them at A3
colour spaces and profiles
What is a colour space? a colour space is the system within your device or paper which records all the colours this particular device is able to capture the lager the colour space the more tone range of colours you have
Why do we use a colour space? we use a colour space so that when liking a camera to a computer or instant which may ave different colour gametes it can work on the same colour space so it is true to the colour that you see
What is a colour profile? a colour profile is the system go what hols a colour space each dies has a colour profile set automatically
Exhibition prep
portrait: Sonic Boom
Still Life: Down the rabbit hole
before and after for the poliroid SX70
19th cenerty evluation
this thecniqe was one I found very interesting and I was very excited to try it out for my self. during the editing process I found it very difficult to get the correct amount of grainy without causing damage to the colour of the of the image. in the end I am quite happy with the image that I did recreate using it and I feel it is a good representation of the technique. I fully enjoyed using and learnng this technique and I feel like although I do already like the look of polaroid prints this has added to my love of it I am very happy with the result that I produced and I will be usin git more in the future
A story told with Adobe Spark
21st cenerty digital imaging
20th century evaluation
this film type I found really pretty and eye catching as even though it came out mostly green the images still showed life and colour within them. I feel by using my light trail image I was able to capture that perfectly and show life wishing a almost fully green image.
top is original
bottom edited
foot this edit I simply under exposed the image to make the light trails really stand out and then added 2 overcast of different coloured greened but lifted them from the trailed closest to the camera to add more life to the image
A story told with Adobe Spark
20th century
19th cenerty evluation
this thecniqe was one I found vey interesting and I was very excited to try it out for my self. during the editing process I found it very difficult to get the correct amount of grainy without causing damage to the colour of the of the image. in the end I am quite happy with the image that I did recreate using it and I feel it is a good representation of the technique
Photo Safari
Today in imaging class, we were set a challenge that tested teamwork, problem solving, and creativity skills. We were given a grid of images, and were asked to recreate them using similar objects, which made us think outside the box. We were a team of four, split into two’s; Jasmine and I done the photographing, and Lindsay and Andie done the image editing process.
How did you transfer the images to the computer or device?
We used Facebook messenger to transfer the images from the photographers to the editors. This was used after experiencing some issues with using Dropbox.
What software did you use to choose and organise the images?
The editors used Adobe Bridge CC to choose and organise the images.
What software did you use to optimise the images?
The editors used Adobe Bridge CC to optimise the images.
What software did you use to create the collage?
The editors used Adobe Photoshop to create the collage.
What considerations should you make regarding images for online and print?
Make sure you’re sending them, if able, via a source that will not compress your images, thus ensuring that full resolution will be kept.
Discuss the workflow used in the project.
The images were shot on an iPhone 6s Plus, imported onto a Mac via an iPhone lightning cable, then sent to the editors via Facebook messenger, then the editors then downloaded the images to desktop, then loaded them using Adobe Bridge CC, then created a contact sheet using Adobe Photoshop, which I then saved to my USB in order to upload online.
Did you discover new and quicker ways of working with your digital photographs?
The editors found using Adobe Bridge CC to be a quicker way to work with importing, optimising, and exporting their images.
If you were to do this challenge again what would you do differently?
If I was to redo this task, I would first check that my first choice of uploading platform was functioning correctly. Otherwise, I feel that the process ran smoothly.
Photographers; Jasmine Lawrie, Amy-Lee Borland
Editors; Lindsay Stockley, Andie Hulme
this is 1 of my pinhole images I adjusted the exposure to make the image lighter.
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