Showing posts with label Final images. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Final images. Show all posts
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Thursday, November 20, 2014
Final images
These are my choosen final six for my
Minor project elements of the body.I believe these photos are crucial to the theme and highlight a small portion of the struture of the human form.I feel the studio lighting helped heighten the intensity and emphasis each chosen structure of choice in each photograph.Friday, January 17, 2014
Evaluation final portraiture project
EVALUATION FINAL PORTRAITURE PROJECT
I have produced seven images for my final portraiture project i choose to do digital as i am comfortable using studio equipment.I feel a little regrettable that i didn't combined both film and digital as printing your own photos is more satisfying and feels more of an achievement.Other than a minor downfall everything went according to plan and I'm delighted with the outcome .
I choose to keep the backdrop black so my subject is the only thing you study when viewing the image rather than your eyes being diverted to something further in the background.i was inspired by various photographers such as Deborah Turberville and Albert Watson to create something creatively dramatic in a subtle form.I also think my images question what is portraiture as all my images the face of the subject is always hidden given a sense of uncertainty to ones identity my subject uses there body to express themselves rather than with there facial expressions.
I have produced seven images for my final portraiture project i choose to do digital as i am comfortable using studio equipment.I feel a little regrettable that i didn't combined both film and digital as printing your own photos is more satisfying and feels more of an achievement.Other than a minor downfall everything went according to plan and I'm delighted with the outcome .
I choose to keep the backdrop black so my subject is the only thing you study when viewing the image rather than your eyes being diverted to something further in the background.i was inspired by various photographers such as Deborah Turberville and Albert Watson to create something creatively dramatic in a subtle form.I also think my images question what is portraiture as all my images the face of the subject is always hidden given a sense of uncertainty to ones identity my subject uses there body to express themselves rather than with there facial expressions.
Evaluation fill in flash
EVALUATION FILL IN FLASH:
When set with the task of producing one print it was hard to find the right Harmony's between fill in flash and natural daylight .I found that not having the flash directly on the subject and away from the sun helped balance them both out.When researching this particular style of shooting it also proved difficult to find photographers who stated they used it.So i resorted to magazines such as Love,Elle,Hunger which proved to be a positive decision.
I think my image has a good composition in the center and chose to take it from above so from her top half is more of the foreground adding a creatively detailed touch rather than a straight on shot.With this i think it makes the image look more aesthetically pleasing to view.Also i pleased with background being unfocused its brings to attention of the detailed outline and shadowing on the subject.
When set with the task of producing one print it was hard to find the right Harmony's between fill in flash and natural daylight .I found that not having the flash directly on the subject and away from the sun helped balance them both out.When researching this particular style of shooting it also proved difficult to find photographers who stated they used it.So i resorted to magazines such as Love,Elle,Hunger which proved to be a positive decision.
I think my image has a good composition in the center and chose to take it from above so from her top half is more of the foreground adding a creatively detailed touch rather than a straight on shot.With this i think it makes the image look more aesthetically pleasing to view.Also i pleased with background being unfocused its brings to attention of the detailed outline and shadowing on the subject.
Evaluation 5x4
EVALUATION LARGE FORMAT
I'm overall pleased with the outcomes of my large format pieces as i have been able to meet the briefs condition of short , mid , long depth of field .In doing this it was defiantly a learning curve and beginning to a real understanding .I felt exercises in which where created for us such as measuring short,mid,long depth of field with the use of different lenses was helpful.However actually going out on shoots and experimenting and making mistakes is for me personally a great way of grasping it.
I found printing my large format sometimes difficult in getting the right colour tones and also what didn't help is storing my paper in a warm environment leaving my large prints with a slight pink to it which is a little disheartening but somehow with the images i have printed it works and goes unnoticeable which i am joyed about.
Although i have used the large format camera before in other assignments , my knowledge on setting it up and shooting was a little out of touch so I'm pleased i had quality time in getting used to using the large format again.Which i can now say i am confident in using.Overall i think using large format shooting,developing and printing is time consuming but an enjoyable experience when you get satisfying results.
I'm overall pleased with the outcomes of my large format pieces as i have been able to meet the briefs condition of short , mid , long depth of field .In doing this it was defiantly a learning curve and beginning to a real understanding .I felt exercises in which where created for us such as measuring short,mid,long depth of field with the use of different lenses was helpful.However actually going out on shoots and experimenting and making mistakes is for me personally a great way of grasping it.
I found printing my large format sometimes difficult in getting the right colour tones and also what didn't help is storing my paper in a warm environment leaving my large prints with a slight pink to it which is a little disheartening but somehow with the images i have printed it works and goes unnoticeable which i am joyed about.
Although i have used the large format camera before in other assignments , my knowledge on setting it up and shooting was a little out of touch so I'm pleased i had quality time in getting used to using the large format again.Which i can now say i am confident in using.Overall i think using large format shooting,developing and printing is time consuming but an enjoyable experience when you get satisfying results.
Final portraiture project prints
These are the first four of my final portraiture project.Reasons for putting them separately is the above have a sequence and stages in which you look at them.Although it should be first to last in this case last to first.I deciding to do nude mixed with what sometimes is labelled fashion like corrinne day photographing Kate Moss.There was a feeling of uncertainty of what i was photographing , although I'm generally happy with the outcome there was a slight concern whether this could even be considered portraiture.But after plenty research and being inspired by others photographers work i came
Final fill in flash
This is my final fill in flash image. I'm overall delighted with this final piece.I think i have produced an image with the right balance between foreground and background.The flash does not overpower the subject therefore leaving the image to have a certain harmony about it where the elements of using fill in flash in day light work well. My experience of creating this image was not at all easy as i had never used a fill in flash but with practice and experimenting using the flash facing away from from the subject and then every other angle i managed to get there in the end.By experimenting taking several hundred images i was able to look back and compare the differences between each image depending where the flash was aimed .This came assignment came as a great learning curve.
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