Showing posts with label OUGD104. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OUGD104. Show all posts

Monday, 14 March 2011

Ten photographs to print

As the photographs from the second shoot were so much better than the first I decided to just use these.  

Reasons for the top ten:

I chose the first photograph because I like the way the purple filter has created a green shadow.

The second is simply because the graduated purple filter is a really pleasing effect.

The third photo of the camera although slightly out of focus was created using a purple filter but keeping the flash on.  The bright white offsets the purple beautifully.

I like the vibrancy of the orange flower an effect I think achieved because of the offset with the purple filter.  I also like the form of the single flower I have managed to frame successfully

Photos 5 and 6 of the flowers are strong because the light filtering though the flowers really defines the petals.  The first is with a purple filter the second is just the tungsten light. 

Photos 7,8,9 and 10 of candle holders worked particularly well as I could play around with different form and shapes which also created interesting shadows.   Photo 7 was created using a red filter but taken with the flash on. Photo 8 was taken using a yellow filter, the purple shadow is really strong. Photos 9 and 10 used blue and Orange filters respectively.  I chose 9 because I like the way the photograph has framed mainly the shadow with only a suggestion of the first ball. 

Overall this photo shoot was much more successful for the following reasons:

  • I was more relaxed and played about with the camera functions
  • I chose the objects with more care so the photographs are more aesthetically pleasing
  • Working in a group always helps as we fed off each other's ideas.

Tuesday, 8 March 2011

Photography

Following the Photography workshop before Christmas I was keen to take some more interesting violet  photos in the studio with some decent lighting.  Sophie, Baljeet, Beth and I had a great time experimenting with the colour foils and tungston lighting.

Below are the untouched results  (will probably cut a few pairs of legs out for submission!):