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Contact Sheet

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Here are some of the TIME Magazine covers I've chosen to recreate in the studio.

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I think this is an interesting one to recreate, as it is a full body shot instead of just a face portrait.

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I have chosen this portrait to recreate because of the lighting used to take the shot. His face is lit up whilst the rest of him is in shadow.

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Background Replacement

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EXP +3

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EXP -2

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This photo is a promotional photo for the TV series "Chernobyl" that revolves around the tragedy of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. The goal of the photo is to create an emotional response and want the person viewing the promotional image to watch the show. The photographer, Nadav Kander's work uses lighting and colour to create feelings for the person viewing the image. He uses light to make the photo feel uncomfortable, which the lighting in this photo takes advantage of.

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The lighting looks to be coming from the right of the nurse because there is a shadow on the left side of her face. The lighting also looks like it is coming from above as the shadow is at an angle to her face.

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In this photo we can see a portrait of a nurse in distress. She has her hands up to her mouth and is clutching them. Her mouth is also open a little bit, which could show that she's being stunned or shocked by something in front of her.

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The Doctor, Chernobyl

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The point of this work is to show the way that people act when going to a area of significance/ tourist attractions. Some people would rather take a photo of themselves at the attraction rather than taking a photo of the attraction, this photo shows that dynamic between the 2 boys. 1 is taking a photo of themselves and the other is taking a photo of just the landscape. This body of work was taken in Hong Kong, where people who live in mainland china come over to "Show off" the fact they've travelled to somewhere many may've not gone before.

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This photo is taken a fair distance from the 2 boys, they are both being kept in the frame of the photo. The only light being used in this photo is the natural light from the sun. This photographer uses a mobile phone camera to take photos instead of an SLR camera.

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In this Photo by Luisa Dorr from "The Self Promenade" Project from around 2014, we can see 2 different kids taking photos of the landscape around them. There is a city in the background and also a river. One of them is taking a selfie with the city behind them, whilst the other is just taking a photo of the city.

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The Self Promenade

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Olaf Otto Becker is a German photographer born in 1959. His photos are a good example of a big depth of field. To get a large depth of field a small aperture is needed, because a smaller aperture allows for more things to be in focus.

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White Balance is the balancing of colours in your photo. If the lighting is cooler, the white balance preset will add warmth and vice versa.

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Denis is a French Photographer who was born and raised in the capital, Paris. His work focuses on the use of Shutter Speed to freeze movement and create these "Stuck in air" style photos by taking photos of Dancers/Freestylers to perform a move.

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One negative about higher ISO values is that the photo can become more noisier than photos taken with lower values.

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ISO changes the cameras sensitivity to light, ISO can be useful in situations where the aperture and shutter speed can't be changed, for example when using a flash.

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Whilst using a flash, there is a quickest possible shutter speed that can be used. When you increase the shutter speed, what can happen is that part of your photo can be black because it is out of sync with the flash.

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Charles March (8 January 1955) is a photographer and

11th Duke of Richmond.

His work is centred around the use of a long shutter speed. The effect is created by taking the photo whilst moving the camera vertical.

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John Hilliard (born in 1945) is a British artist who also adventured into photography.  His style of photography was methodised and focused more on the settings of the camera and less on the subject being photographed.

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1/50 Shutter Speed

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1/8 Shutter Speed

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1/2 Shutter Speed

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1/125 Shutter Speed

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1/125 Shutter Speed

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On our trip, we visited the Taylor Wessing Portrait Award Exhibition and studied the photos that were being displayed. Here are some of the photos from the exhibition that I liked.

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An Armenian combatant is admitted to the emergency department of Stepanakert hospital - Conflict and Covid-19 in Nagorno-Karabakh by Anastasia Taylor-Lind

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An Armenian combatant is admitted to the emergency department of Stepanakert hospital - Conflict and Covid-19 in Nagorno-Karabakh by Anastasia Taylor-Lind

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Mohamed Lappia - Flying Stars – the Amputee Footballers of Sierra Leone by Todd Antony

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Mohamed Lappia - Flying Stars – the Amputee Footballers of Sierra Leone by Todd Antony

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Mohamed Lappia is a amputee footballer from Sierra Leone who had his leg amputated due to stepping on a land mine during rebel wars.

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