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In this photogram I placed a leaf and a sieve, overlapping one another

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In this photogram I used a sharpener in the top left, a fish skeleton keyring and 2 copies of a triangle placed from the top point, mirrored. At the top there are 2 stones next to the sharpener.

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In this photogram I put on a sieve, snowflake cutout and the triangle cutout and in the top left is the keyring

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This is a picture of a young girl and boy eating ice cream. The boy is wearing a blue T-shirt with black shorts and is holding his ice cream. The girl is wearing a very bright blue dress and is holding a teddy in one hand and her ice cream in the other. They are by a pier standing at the edge of a road next to a red car. Behind them we see blue railings along the pier and a lighthouse in the sea. We can also see a sheltered seating area where we can just barely see people sitting in it.

Martin Parr was the photographer behind this picture. He was born on May 23rd, 1952, and grew up in Epsom, which is a town in London. He is 70 years old as of 2022. Parr is a documentary photographer and became famous for documenting the different social classes and wealth of the western world. He studied photography at Manchester Polytechnic University and has since done work for Paul Smith and Louis Vuitton.

This photo was taken in New Brighton, Liverpool between 1983 – 1985.

To make the photo, Parr switched from his 35mm camera to a medium-format Plaubel Makina rangefinder 6x7cm camera. Using this type of camera allowed him to get sharper detailed photos in colour.

Martin Parr made this photo to show off the early years of coloured photography.

My personal opinion of this photo is that it is pretty simplistic and I think the red is a great contrast from all of the blue in the photo. It also could act as nostalgia to people who were kids during the time in which it was taken.

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Miley Cyrus is the main subject of this image she is wearing a leather jacket which she is also biting. She is also looking and winking at the camera suggesting a 'playful' attitude. She is wearing a big ring on the middle finger of her hand and a what looks like a Chanel bracelet on the same hand.

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No food & drink
Move cables out of the way
No bags and coats on the floor
Mask down backdrops and cables
Keep tidy
Don't sit on the chair with red cushion

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Martin Parr and Robert Frank are bth documentary photographers. One difference between between Parr and Frank is that Martin Parr is from England and Robert Frank is from Switzerland. A difference in their work is that Parr does colour photography and Frank done black and white photography. Another thing is that Robert Frank is dead and Martin Parr is still alive. Martin Parr takes pictures of mostly holiday and resort locations and people having a good time with family and friends. Whereas Robert Frank takes pictures of people during normal everyday tasks such as driving or taking the bus to work. Martin Parr's most famous piece of work is a series called 'The Last Resort' and Robert Frank's most famous piece of work is a series called 'The Americans'.

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One difference between Sherman and Leibovitz is that Cindy Sherman is a 'Self/Identity' photographer and Annie Leibovitz is a 'Studio' photographer. Sherman uses herself in her portraits and puts on make up and makes herself look completely different. On the other hand Leibovitz takes pictures of other people in a studio. Cindy Sherman was born in Glen Ridge, New Jersey, USA. Annie Leibovitz was born in Waterbury, Connecticut, USA.

Cindy Sherman's most famous piece of work is titled 'Untitled film still #21'. It is a picture d Sherman herself looking off into the distance like a dramatic shot from a film. Annie Leibovitz most famous piece of work is a magazine cover for Rolling Stones Magazine in January 1981. The image shows a nude John Lennon curled up alongside a fully clothed Yoko Ono.

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We went in the studio to test out different types of lighting set ups using soft box lights. We tried both high key and low key to see the difference. Low key creates a dark and moody atmosphere while high key creates a brighter atmosphere.

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In this session we tried out split light and butterfly lighting. Split is where you have the light exactly 90° angle to the left or right of your subject/model.

Butterfly lighting is where you position the light in front of the model but angled to point down slightly with the camera at eye level of the model.

This session taught me some possible lighting set ups i could use for a possible photoshoot in the future.

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The digital negative is what we use to make the final picture. To use it, we place the double negative on top of a piece of photo paper and expose it for a certain amount of time under a light to make the final picture.

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The test strip is used to identify the correct amount of light intensity and time we need to expose the image a decent amount so it looks good.

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This is a picture of a bin and grass.  To get these results I exposed my photo for 20 seconds.

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This is a picture of grass and a tree. To get these results I exposed my photo for 25 seconds.

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No food & drink
Be sensible with the chemicals
Be careful with the dryer
If floor is wet make sure to

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Work for news papers and magazine publishers

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Sell products to an audience on billboards

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Photographs real events and documents on them example; Poverty, war etc

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Photographs weddings, family gatherings, birthdays, concerts etc

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Photographs different sports; Football, tennis etc

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Photographs made to look visually appealing, they don't necessarily need a backstory but some do

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How much light hits the sensor. We use shutter speed, aperture and ISO to adjust the exposure.

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Shutter speed is measured with fractions of a second for example 1/25

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ISO speeds range from 100-1600 but can reach 3200 or 630 on high end cameras.

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Aperture is measured in F-stop.
The slower the shutter speed the blurrier the image is.
The faster the shutter the more exposed the image is.
The lower the f-stop the better the depth of field.
F-8 is standard for most inside lighting environments.

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Pierre T. Lambert is a photographer on Instagram, he also makes POV YouTube videos where he goes around in public doing street photography. His 2 main specific photo types are visual art and Photojournalism.

The types of things he has photographed are; Street photography of a snowstorm in New York and the ‘Black Lives Matter’ protests.

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Creative Arts (Snow Storm, Chicago, Illinois)

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Creative Arts (Snow Storm, Chicago, Illinois)

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Creative Arts (Snow Storm, Chicago, Illinois)

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Creative Arts (Snow Storm, Chicago, Illinois)

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To make a colour splash I duplicate an image and made the bottom layer black and white. I made the top layer a layer mask and inverted it. To make the colour visible I use the eraser and went over the areas I wanted to be in colour.

To make my work better I could try and make the transition to colour look smoother on the image.

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In my lumen I used 2 leaves and a leaf stem from a bush. To make it i placed the lumen paper taped against a window so the paper would be exposed to the sun. If I done it again I'd make sure the leaves didn't move.

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In this session we learned broad and short lighting. Broad lighting is where the subject is turned towards the light and have a shadow behind them. Short lighting is when they stand away from the light and have a shadow on their face.