Friday, 25 November 2011

Initial Idea.

Educational photographs.
Jamie, Marie and I decided to do a narrative photograph based around education. We will all take our SLR cameras and individually represent how we see education and how it is represented to us. The plan in our group is to base all our individual photographs around the theme of frustration and routine within education. All of our images will be separate but have an obvious link.
First of all i decided to go out and take some practise shots using a Cannon 1100 DSLR. I did this so i could plan how i was going to go about doing the project. I liked a few of the practise shots but they were in portrait form. When taking a portrait photograph using a SLR it doesn't always look great so when taking my actual photos i decided to take the majority of them using landscapes and a couple using portrait so i can choose my favourites to use in my final work.
Practising the photographs also helped me understand the importance of aperture, shutter speed and ISO.

Monday, 21 November 2011

Lenses


The Darkroom Process.


Monday, 7 November 2011

Photographic Film


By Lewis Woods and Rianna Dulake

Sunday, 6 November 2011

Zoom Burst Photographs.

These 'zoom burst' photographs were achieved by changing the aperture on my canon 450dlsr to 2 seconds. In this 2 seconds i would then zoom in or out depending on the effect i was trying to get. At first i did find it challenging finding the right aperture time against the bright light that i had. After a few shots i started to create the effect i wanted. One problem i faced was getting the format of the photo correct so that i could open it on my windows 7 computer. To overcome this i used my sisters apple mac to convert it from CR2 format to jpeg. This effect could have also been created by editing photos together however i wanted to do it just by using the camera i had and didn't edit these photos at all. These photo's were taken in and around my house.





Conflict photography

When given the task to take an photograph that represented conflict at first i didn't have a clue as to how to go about it. After a while i then thought of how the conflict between light and dark is a strong subject that everyone can identify with. Also the object i chose to photograph was of a girls money bank, i believe that this helped to show conflict. It shows how in society that we show i big divide between male and female when we aren't at all different. For example not all boys will like blue and not all girls will like pink, we're all human. It's very stereotypical and i wanted to represent this in my photograph.