People at work practice
Feedback and self analysis
YOU ARE THE REASON
Mike Driver
Not today Justin

tannertan36
Peter Solarz
we're not kids anymore.
Today's Document
noise dept.
ojovivo
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if i look back, i am lost
Claire Keane
Keni
Sweet Seals For You, Always
One Nice Bug Per Day
Game of Thrones Daily
Acquired Stardust
AnasAbdin
Aqua Utopia|海の底で記憶を紡ぐ
Monterey Bay Aquarium
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@emmalyall2a
People at work practice
Feedback and self analysis
Tabloid/Broadsheet Task
Magnum Photojournalists Task
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A Rounded View
Elements that make a good visual story -
An establishing shot, overview of story, scale, setting the scene, colour or b/w, emotions, physical perspective, details, neutrality, human interest, effects, comparison, narrative, juxtaposition, etc.
My bin strike images -
My groups picks -
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Moving Image - Evaluation
Architecture - Evaluation
Architecture - Final Images
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Architecture - Perspective Correction
Perspective correcting is a photo editing technique used to make all lines that are vertical in reality vertical in an image. In this case it’s the vertical edges of a building.
Link to a YouTube tutorial - https://youtu.be/POvlqJO0ECc
Architecture - Research
Graded Unit - Costs
Photoshoot -
Luckily as I was shooting around Mugdock Country Park (an outdoor location open to the public) I did not have to pay to access it. However I did have to buy a few props for the shoot including a pair of binoculars and an old fashioned radio. To save money when searching for these props I looked on websites such as eBay to find cheaper second hand items.
Prints -
When researching prints I looked into both loxley and deadly digital. Although loxley was slightly more expensive I decided to go with them as I have purchased their prints before and know they are reliable. Out of they paper types they offered for giclée fine art prints I chose Fuji fine art photo rag as i felt it would suit the colours of my chosen images best.
Graded Unit - Post Production
When colour grading my final images I decided to create the look of film by using Adobe Lightroom to add a deeper contrast as well as warmer tones to all of my photos.
I liked the way this looked however I thought I would try to use Adobe Photoshop to add more of a Wes Anderson colour palette. By using the ‘match colour’ feature I was able to give them a lighter and more pastel look.
After looking at both examples I decided that the more filmic look I had originally created suited my photos a lot better.
Graded Unit - Storyboards
This is the storyboard I created at the beginning of the project however I put more detail into each image on there own and didn’t look at how they worked as a group. It lacks a clear narrative and I was unsure about how the story would end.
After my first shoot I decided to sketch out a quicker storyboard with more object and locations shots that would make the theme of my project clearer.
Graded Unit - Photoshoot 2
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Moving Image - Research
Graded Unit - Photoshoot 1
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Lost and Found Evaluation
Lost and Found - Studio
Contact sheets
Final Image