Studio layout

Build up to the exhibition

For Children in Need the media department done a rag week. A rag week is where everyday you dress up as something different, like on Tuesday it was day glow (neon day) on Wednesday it was mad hat day, Thursday was random day where you could dress up as anything and Friday was heroes and villains.

On Tuesday i wore lots of glow sticks on my wrists and around my neck and on Wednesday i wore a big England hat.
On the Friday there was a photo exhibition that we put on downstairs by the lifts. All the photos that were taken throughout the week of the different costumes people wore and placed on boards which were then put onto tables so people from around the college could look at them.

During the exhibition, people from around the college could come and get there pictures taken. I took a few photo's of people who were in costume.

Photography notes

A deflector is used to get rid of or control shadows.

I also learnt what a Infill Light is. A Infill Light is used to light up the face, so you can get rid of shadows that are not wanted.

The 3 point lightig set up is one of the most used and most common setups used.

The World Turns Upside Down

This picture was taken in the Memorial gardens.
i like this image because it kind of looks like a collage in my opinion.














This picture was also taken in the Memorial garden's, but i don't really like this picture.
I have used a over the head shot, also known as a birdseye shot.













The picture here was taken at one of the entrances by the Memorial gardens.
I really like this picture because it is unusual. The angle i used for the picture is a upward angle.













This is a picture of the new library and has been taken with a upward angle again.
The building is a little unusual because of the bits you can see in the photo,which come out.

Portrait photo

This is my favourite picture i chose for the portrait task. I chose this one because it is colourful and interesting in my opinion. It was taken in one shot.

Decisive moment picture

The picture that i took for the decisive moment task that i chose as one of my favourites was of a woman going past on her bike. I chose this one because it was one of the best ones and because she is the only person in the scene.

Robert Capa

Robert Capa was born in Budapest and was a social documentary photographer.He was most known for his photography in the warzone, as he went in with just his camera and took pictures of what was happening in the war.

Urban VS Nature

The three pictures i took today have a bit of nature and a bit of urban in. The first one has a big shopping mall, cars, traffic and some tress in it. This is because you can see how much the world has changed from being green with tress and bushes to having cars and big shops taking over.

The second picture is of a big building with a few bushes in.

The third picture is of the college and you can also see a gas box with acorns on and you can see tress branches.

Alternative Landscape- David Hockney

This image is a very weird one, as it is images of chairs copyand pasted together to make it look like one chair is broken
















The picture here is of a person swimming, but it is multiple pictures of what looks like to me is the same person.














Here is thousands pf pictures f different things put together to make it look like it is one picture, but it is all different pictures. He has made it purposely look like diferent pictures.

Alternative Landcape-Andreas Gursky

This picture is very colourful and bright. The Golden Thrid rule applies to this picture as it has some sort of object in the middle, which looks like a globe.















This picture is of buildings, and the Golden Thrid rule doesn't apply to this picture as there is detail every where and there are hardly any 'gaps' in the image.

histry of Potography

The invention of photography was in 1839, but the idea was around much longer.

Foreground of the pictures is what is in front of the picture, whereas the background is what is in the back of the picture.

The 'Golden Third is the middle, this is because it contains most of the detail.

PhotoShop Lesson 1

Today we had our first lesson with Chris introducing us to Photo Shop. As you can see in the photo opposite and the ones below i have done some basic editing with the programme.














In this photo i have used the Clone stamp Tool to clone two heads.

Notes of Photography lesson 25th september 09

I took some notes down today of the photography lesson that Chris done today.

When a image hits the first mirror on a camera it i upside-down, but then gets turned back up the right way when it hits the second one.
F-Stops vary from 2.4 all the way to 22. The larger the number the smaller the hole.

Shutter speeds vary from around 1 second to around 1/1000th of a second, and the slower the shutter speed the more light will get through, the faster the shutter speed, the less light will get through.

D.O.F= Depth of Field. When the aperture number is higher, the background will be in focus more.

The Tate Image i Disliked

The work that i found the most boring and disliked was a painting on paper by Max Uhlig. In my opinion it jut seems very dull and uninteresting and just lots of scribbles on paper. It seems like he did not take his time with this piece of work and was very much rushed.

The Tate Image i Liked

The picture that i was most drawn to is called Flowers and was drawn by Pablo Picasso. I was most drawn to this picture because it is very colourful and stands out. It was all done by oil on canvas and looks very interesting.

The Tate Image That i Liked

Your next post will be about your trip to the Movium and Tate Modern. I want you to put the titles and creators of the two works that you viewed, into two separate posts.

The first blog title will be. The Tate image I liked. In this post you will need:

1. The title of the work,
2. Name of the artist
3. and a short description of the art work stating what you liked about it.
4. Then try and find an image of it.

The second post will be about the work you disliked. use the same detail as above,

1. Title of work,
2. Name of artist
3. and why you disliked the work.
4. Again find an image of the work.

use the following links to search for the works

http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/

http://images.google.co.uk/imghp?um=1&hl=en&btnG=Search+Images

My Photography

I have taken photo's on my phone and on digital camera's, this is usually on special occasions like birthday's, christmas time and when i go to parties. I have also done some video's with a video camcorder.