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there are a lot of interesting view points. mostly low camera angles. i like how they keep the video interesting and engaging by changing all the time as it makes you want to keep watching. the further away clips make it look like you are in the gym looking over. there are also a mix of close ups to the area where he is working on to show the viewer where they should be targeting. the pan over and zoom into the picture on the wall sort of breaks up the video and helps keep it interesting.

by putting the exposure down in the clips, it helps to create that dramatic intense, serious vibe that the video is going for and to match the gym aesthetic, thus being a success in my eyes. the music also adds to this.

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there are a lot of interesting view points. mostly low camera angles. i like how they keep the video interesting and engaging by changing all the time as it makes you want to keep watching. the further away clips make it look like you are in the gym looking over.

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Simon Pankoski

in this image, the key success with painting with light is that the photographer was able to create a tranquil dynamic/ atmosphere and mood within the image - this is a peaceful image with calm skies and the softness from the painting with light in the tent only further enhances this. the colours in this image are cool toned and the image as a whole is lowkey. the tones on the image help add to the feeling of calm within the image. the techniques used would have been planning and mapping out where the light is going to travel as the set is so large - knowing when to turn the light on and off is important to keep the consistency throughout the image and ensure that there is no harsh lights showing through. for this image, a tripod would have been used alongside an external shutter release button in order to avoid any camera shake and blurriness and there would have also been at least one led torch involved.

cover of darkness

the key successes of painting with light in this image is that the photographer was able to create a sense of eeriness and warmth. but not warmth in the sense of love but more the sense of burning. I find the red leaking out from the abandoned building reminds me of hell and cults as though there is something else going on inside of the building that you wouldn't want to know more about. this image is highkey and is very warm toned. the red contrasts with the green of the grass and the purple/peach of the sky. the techniques used would have been planning out where the light was being placed - I have a feeling there was more than one person helping with the lights so there would have had to be communication skills involved as well. for this image, a tripod would have been used alongside an external shutter release button in order to avoid any camera shake and blurriness and there would have also been at least one led torch involved- this would have had a gel colouring over to or it would have been an led panel with colour options.

kvonk

the key success of this image with painting with light is the photographers ability to create lots of contrast and texture throughout the subject. this is a lowkey image and the colour of the flowers and the stems stand out very well as the background is very dark. there would have had to be some planning about which ways to move the light as there is no room for bumping into the table as that would cause visual movement in the image. for this image, a tripod would have been used alongside an external shutter release button in order to avoid any camera shake and blurriness and there would have also been at least one led torch involved.

velmerc

the key success of this image with painting with light is that the texture on all subjects have been enhanced very well without over exposing the image or making anything look flat. this is a lowkey image and a very warm toned autumnal feeling image. the green on the pumpkin in the middle contrasts the orange of the other pumpkins extremely well. there would have had to be some planning about which ways to move the light as there is no room for bumping into the table as that would cause visual movement in the image. for this image, a tripod would have been used alongside an external shutter release button in order to avoid any camera shake and blurriness and there would have also been at least one led torch involved.

Eva kirstensen

the key success of this image is that the photographer was able to create a very emotional feeling image. to me I find this image represent the abuse of alcohol and the anger that can come with this (enhanced by the red) it is a beautiful image that draws the viewer in, similar to the way that an addiction can. this is a lowkey image and the red/orange helps bring out the emotional aspect within the image. there would have had to be some planning about which ways to move the light as there is no room for bumping into the table as that would cause visual movement in the image. for this image, a tripod would have been used alongside an external shutter release button in order to avoid any camera shake and blurriness and there would have also been at least one led torch involved- this would have had a gel colouring over to or it would have been an led panel with colour options..

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Simon Pankoski in this image, the key success with painting with light is that the photographer was able to create a tranquil dynamic/ atmosphere and mood within the image - this is a peaceful image with calm skies and the softness from the painting with light in the tent only further enhances this.

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Unseen Optimisation  Evaluation 2022-23 (1)

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Light Painting Tutorial: Start to finish!

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Thanks to the Improve Photography fans in Ireland who took me around and showed me some awesome photo locations in Ireland. We had fun light painting the wonderful barn near Dublin in this video. Enjoy!

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This exercise was also submitted via the submission area

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Unseen Optimisation & Evaluation Exercise

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Social Photography - includes a number of 'genres' such as documentary, editorial, wedding, family portraits, street, events, newborn babies, headshots, fashion, sports, pets, gigs, public performances, etc., any occasion where more than one person is involved is classed as social. It is basically a genre of photography that encompasses the interaction of people in front of the camera and/or the interaction between the photographer and the people being photographed.

In 1851 an Englishman, Henry Mayhew pioneered social awareness through photography with "London Labour and London Poor". He hire Richard Beard to supervise daguerreotype illustrations for his writings. Daerreotype was the first successful form of photography named after Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre who, in collaboration with Nicephore Niepce invented the technique in the 1830's. Daguerre and Niépce found that if a copper plate coated with silver iodide was exposed to light in a camera, then fumed with mercury vapour and fixed (made permanent) by a solution of common salt, a permanent image would be formed. A great number of daguerreotypes, especially portraits, were made in the mid-19th century; the technique was later replaced by the wet collodion process. This project by Henry Mayhew started what we now class as social photography.

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Social Photography - includes a number of 'genres' such as documentary, editorial, wedding, family portraits, street, events, newborn babies, headshots, fashion, sports, pets, gigs, public performances, etc., any occasion where more than one person is involved is classed as social.

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Block 2 Social Photography David McCartney

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David McCartney HNC 1D Unseen Research exercise 2022-23

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Unseen Optimisation  Evaluation 2022-23 (1)-2

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Light Painting Tutorial: Start to finish!

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Unseen Optimisation  Evaluation 2022-23 (1)

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This is another image that i have thought about including in my portfolio.
Something i really like about this image was the life behind my neighbours dogs eyes and the sharpness of this image.

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This image was taken using a variety of different lighting approaches
Using these images together i have managed in photoshop layers to combine them, the reason i would use this in my folio is it shows a new skill for photoshop as well as a sharp textured and powerful image.
There’s other images i have taken from different briefs that i could have easily used so it was hard to narrow it down to just the one image, such as the emulate and create task where i expermented in using multiple lights and gels.
As far as powerfulness this isn’t my most powerful image but its one i would like to include as it shows my newly developed skills in using layers in photoshop.

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gerri doherty hnc platon final photo 20221014_0089

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Unseen Research exercise 2022-23 - Copy - Copy

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Unseen Optimisation  Evaluation 2022-23 (1)

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Slow motion video posted below

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Gig Photography - Dylan Winters, potential folio 

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Gig Photography - Dylan Winters, potential folio 

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may not be the best quality as its a screenshot and not the original

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Before college I'd not taken many pictures of people and had no confidence with it. This location task in block one showed me that, yeah I can take some really good portraits... its probably 90% Maroua being a great model but I'll take the win.

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Folio 1 Who Are You? Triptych, potential Folio image 

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Folio 1 Who Are You? Triptych, potential Folio image 

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Shot at Montpellier’s Pride with a Leica m6 film camera, June 2022

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A short presentation of the history of collage