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I used a light metre to find my aperture, ISO and shutter speed. To trigger the flash, I used a trigger on my camera that connected to the receiver on the light which triggers the flash when you take a photo.

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Placing objects onto a piece of silver gelatin photographic paper and exposing them to the sun leaves an imprint of the object on the paper

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Working with others has been fun but I prefer working in smaller groups as in large groups often you aren't taking any photos and it gets boring.

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I took a wooden box and put a specific type of paper in the back. The box has a tiny hole in the front that takes in light, which has a hinge piece in front so that you can open and close it. I put it next to the subject facing it and left the hinge open for a certain amount of time. I then closed the hinge and put the paper in chemicals until a picture was produced.

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I would change the settings on my camera to get better looking photos and I would work in smaller groups as it's easier to work.

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Create a new layer and turn it black and white in layers. Then use the brush and the "switch foreground and background colours" button. Then brush over the area you want to return to colour.

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The photo shows Miley Cyrus biting her leather jacket. She has 1 eye closed and the other looking into the camera while her hand is holding the jacket up to her face. The photo was taken in 2013 for you magazine.

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By putting an object on photographic paper and putting a light over it, the objects leave an impression on the paper, resulting in a black and white image.

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We went around the college and took photographs of the letters in the alphabet

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I put the box next to a hedge and left the hole open for 20 seconds. It turned out alright but I could have left it for a bit longer to expose it longer to get better detail.

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I put the box next to a tree and left the hole open for 25 seconds. I think I should have left it for about 20 seconds longer so that the picture turned out better and more detailed.

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I put the box in the same place as 2 and left the hole open for a minute. A minute wasn't enough as it turned out quite faint so I should have left it for maybe 30 seconds to get more detail.

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I put three leaves onto the paper and pressed it against a window and stuck it there with tape. Half way through the bottom tape came unstuck and the laves fell meaning that the process was incomplete.

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I made the whole photo black and white and used the brush tool to change the lake back to its original colour. I like it because its looks good but its quite simple.

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I turned the whole photo black and white and brushed the light in her hand and on her face back to colour. I like it because the light leaves an impression on her face, but the end product is similar to the original photo.

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I turned the whole photo black and white in a new layer and returned the plant back to its original colour with the brush tool. I like it because its simple but effective, but it could be cleaner.

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I put three leaves on a piece of paper and put it on a light with a book on top to pin it down. It worked well and I am happy with the end product.

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No food or drink as it can spill and you could slip, keep bags to the side or in a different room as you could trip, and keep the room tidy. When it's dark you need to be careful where you're going, and keep wires to the side or taped down. Make sure the model doesn't stand on the crease of the paper so that it doesn't rip or bring the rolls down and make sure the paper is taped down so you don't trip over it.

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Martin Parr compared to Phillip Lorca DiCorcia

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Martin Parr compared to Phillip Lorca DiCorcia

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I turned a photo black and white and slightly changed the colour brightness. I don't like it because I think i made his face too bright.

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Testing split, Rembrant and Butterfly lighting:

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Testing split, Rembrant and Butterfly lighting:

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Explanation of split, rembrant, and butterfly lighting

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Explanation of split, rembrant, and butterfly lighting

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Split: the light is at 0 degrees to the subject (in line)
Rembrant: the light is at 45 degrees to the subject
Butterfly: the light is at 90 degrees (ahead of) and slightly above the subject

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Opinions on split, rembrandt and butterfly lighting

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Opinions on split, rembrandt and butterfly lighting

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Split: I like split because the dark side accentuates the light side.
Rembrandt: I like rembrandt because it creates an interesting triangle effect on the cheek.
Butterfly: I don't like it because it feels boring and the butterfly shadow is difficult to achieve.

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Broad lighting is when the light is on the majority of the face. It can make narrower faces look wider.
Short lighting is when the light is on the minority of the face. It can make wider faces look narrower.
They both are done with the photographer in the same position but the subject turning.
I like broad lighting because you can see the datail of the face.
I like short lighting because it shadows part of the face which creates a great contrast.

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I like the use of ink as it really contrasts the white background. I would have used something similar if I had the resources.

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i like the background as it isn't just plain and it shows her reflection. i would have taken inspiration from this if i had the background.

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I like all the colour in the editing and how it isn't just a plain background. I would have done this if I knew how to.

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I like the use of foreground and background in the composition of this shot. I would liked to have done something similar but I wasn't aware of this at the time.

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I covered parts of the photo and put the light on for 3 seconds 4 times, each time moving the cover down a bit. This resulted in sections under the light for 3, 6, 9, and 12 seconds. This way I could see the best time to have the light on for.

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I put the film over the gelatin paper and put it under the light for 10 seconds in total. It turned out great apart from a wet fingerprint on the right hand side. I like it because it was an interesting process and the effect is great.

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Communication in photography is when the photo is used as a medium of persuasion as it controls the emotions of the reviewer

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Editorial-magazines, newspapers etc.
Advertising- advertisements
Photojournalism- tells a visual story
Events- photos of occasions
Sports- sports photos
Visual artist- made for observation

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Born in 1982, Shanghai, Kai Z Feng is an editorial photographer known for taking photographs of numerous celebrities and brands. He is one of the most well known fashion photographers from China at an international level.

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Nick H is a London photographer who takes many types of photos of different objects or company products.

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Ansel Adams, born 1902, was a landscape photographer known for his black and white photos of the American West. He died in 1984.

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Born the 22nd of August 1908, Henri Cartier-Bresson was known for his photojournalism. He pioneered the genre of street photography and viewed photography as capturing a decisive moment.

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Wink photography is a photography company in Birmingham who take different family based photos, primarily focusing on babies.

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Herb Scharfman is a sports photographer born on the 24th August 1912 and died 21st February 1998. His photo of Rocky Marciano's against Jersey Joe Walcott in 1952 is considered an iconic photograph for boxing.

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Shutter speed controls the exposure of the photo, the faster the shutter the less exposure. This makes the picture lighter or darker.
Aperture controls the depth of field by changing the amount of light let through the lens.
ISO controls how sensitive the digital sensor is to light. The higher the ISO the louder the image.

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I put the light over a feather, gate and small baby for 10 seconds. i like the final product because it turned out really clear and good.

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I put the light over my hand for 10 seconds. I like it because it produces a really interesting effect, but it could be better as it has a slight grey look over most of it and only a small bit of black.

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Franco Fontana is an Italian photographer known for his abstract colour landscapes. He was born in 1933, and his photos each have abstract expressionism and minimalism.

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I added text behind his head by creating a layer mask of his outline. i then added more text to the side to make it more like a magazine cover. I don't like the outcome because it's very boring and i feel like I could have added more.

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Photograms- i liked the result, however I don't like the experience of making them.
Studio work- I like the result of the photos but I don't like setting it all up.
Pinholes- i don't like the experience or the result of the Lumen prints and will not be doing them again.
Lumen prints- I think the result is interesting but it is a tedious experience.
Communication and audience- i thought the topic wasn't very interesting, although it was a useful thing to learn.