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This photograph is of a man and a woman which appear to be arguing. This is a landscape photo created in New York City in 1973.I think this image is intended for everyone of any age group and not just a specific age group.

There are a few textures in this images,from what i can see this photo looks clear,soft and silky.
The color pallets that are used are light and dark colors, the subject has dark colors on here but the background its self is dark.
I tend to use this idea for my work making the subject in focus and the background a little blurred.

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Thomas Heaton is a landscape and travel photographer who is 34 years old.  The photographer runs a commercial studio  where he photographs landscapes for the promotion of tourism in the north of England. The overall mood of this image is grey and calm a little dark and dull.There are no patterns but the texture from this image looks rough

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Analysis of photographs and learn how images are constructed 

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Analysis of photographs and learn how images are constructed 

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I feel like timing and organisation is my biggest issue and what i need to improve on.I don't give myself enough time to do these tasks and leave it to the last minute so because i'm rushing to get the work done my work isn't' as good as it could be.

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What was successful about making my force perspectives?

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What was successful about making my force perspectives?

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Although its only 2 different images I didn't think I would got it done on time but I successfully got my 2 forced perspectives which I think is one of my success I managed my timing well considering the time restriction.

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Forced perspective is an illusion given to make the viewer looking at the image think the object is indeed bigger than the image. It manipulates the human visual.

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I've chosen this shisha pipe with the woman because I think this describes what forced perspective really means, in essence the shisha bar isn't bigger than her but that is what forced perspective is all about, its about making the object instead of the person/human/subject bigger.

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I've chosen this example of a forced perspectives because I feel this shows what forced perspective is. This is of a woman in between a curvy building. This is world Famous Architecture.

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What was least successful when doing the light drawing experiment?

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What was least successful when doing the light drawing experiment?

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These photo's are the least successful because I can see everything in the background like the tripod and chairs etc. So in my opinion I feel this is the least successful photo i took and could improve on

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I feel like these are my most successful light drawings as you can
hardly see whats in the background and looks clear what the subject is trying to show.

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Sheila informed me that i shouldn't be afraid to go closer to the subject that i'm taking so the photo looks even better and so that the objects in the photo wont have to be edited because the unwanted space will have already been cropped out.

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The most successful thing on this trip was being able to take my 20 photos correctly without any disruptions like the weather or having the right equipment i had everything sorted so the day on the trip ran smooth.

What can improve on?
what i could improve on is changing the ISO settings and not being afraid to go closer for the photo to look even better.Making rule of thirds look more recognisable.

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What equipment was needed to make light drawing?

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What equipment was needed to make light drawing?

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A tripod was needed, a working camera, a working SD card.&SD card reader

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Michael advised me to take photos of buildings that old and combine them with the new. This photo shows the symmetry between the water and the actual image, the image/building looks as if it is carrying on through the water.