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Task 10: Final Outcomes: Unit 1 (1.1 and 1.2) DJ, CL & DM [Image 2]

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Task 10: Final Outcomes: Unit 1 (1.1 and 1.2) DJ, CL & DM [Image 2]

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Task 2: Darkroom Photography: Unit 1 (1.1 and 1.2) CL 

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Task 2: Darkroom Photography: Unit 1 (1.1 and 1.2) CL 

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Our class had to bring in different pieces of equipment to make a pinhole camera, we then used this camera to take images of around the college.

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This is my mind-map of all the basic photography techniques.
To begin with, on the colour section of the mind-map I added emotions that are associated with the colour. For example, red could mean anger and aggression however, yellow could mean happy and friendly.

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Task 4: Photoshop: Unit 1 (1.1 and 1.2) DM

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Task 4: Photoshop: Unit 1 (1.1 and 1.2) DM

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In this lesson we learned basic Photoshop editing techniques. Also we started using Photoshop to learn these basic editing techniques.

Furthermore, we learned how to blur an image (facial image) and removed the blur from their facial features and hair to make them look like they have soft skin.

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Task 10: Final Outcomes: Unit 1 (1.1 and 1.2) DJ, CL
& DM

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Task 10: Final Outcomes: Unit 1 (1.1 and 1.2) DJ, CL
& DM

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Task 9: Final Shoot: Unit 1 (1.1 and 1.2) DJ, CL &
DM 

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Task 9: Final Shoot: Unit 1 (1.1 and 1.2) DJ, CL &
DM 

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To begin with the two images I picked were the second and the twelfth image as these fit in with the two photographic technique I chose.
The first image I didn't use as it was unfocused and blurry.

The second image I edited in photoshop by duplicating the layer and then adding a blur on the image. Also I used the rubber tool to get rid of the blur in some areas of the image.

The fourth and fifth image I didn't use because I felt that there wasn't enough line in the two images.
Furthermore, I also didn't use images 6-9 as I preferred the use of colour in the skittles. Also, I didn't use images 7 and 8 as I already chose the image for line.
Images 17-20 were a little blurry so I decided not to use them.

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Task 8: Mood board: Unit 2 (1.1) DM 

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Task 8: Mood board: Unit 2 (1.1) DM 

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This is my plan of how I am going to do my photo-shoot.

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Task 7:Project Proposal: Unit 1 (1.2) and Unit 2 (1.2)
CL & DM 

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Task 7:Project Proposal: Unit 1 (1.2) and Unit 2 (1.2)
CL & DM 

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The document below shows what I am learning in lesson and what the reason for the project is.

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Task 6: Best formal elements: Unit 1 (1.1 and 1.2) DJ,
CL & DM 

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Task 6: Best formal elements: Unit 1 (1.1 and 1.2) DJ,
CL & DM 

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This is my personal favourite image out of all of them which I took as it looks clear.
Also it contains a variety of colour   which was one of the formal elements I chose.
Furthermore, I edited this image using photoshop by duplicating the layer and adding a blur. I then rubbed out using the rubber tool some of the blur in areas that I didn't want to be blurred.

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Task 5: Formative Evaluation: Unit 1 (1.2,1.3) and
Unit 2 (1.3) CL

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Task 5: Formative Evaluation: Unit 1 (1.2,1.3) and
Unit 2 (1.3) CL

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In class we looked at a bunch of formal elements ranging from: Colour, line, depth,texture, tone, shape and pattern.

Also I used the internet to research what effect each formal element gives which has helped me with my work and gave me an understanding of what each formal element is used for.
For example; Line is used to increase the impact of an image.
Texture gives the viewer an idea of how something feels. e.g. soft, hard, sharp...

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Task 1: Formal Elements Case Study: Unit 2 (1.1) CL

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Task 1: Formal Elements Case Study: Unit 2 (1.1) CL

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In this task I looked at four photographers and their work. I then annotated each of their work and what formal elements they used.
This gave me a better understanding of what each formal element means.

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Task 2: Darkroom Photography: Unit 1 (1.1 and 1.2) CL 

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Task 2: Darkroom Photography: Unit 1 (1.1 and 1.2) CL 

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Me and my group went down to the dark room to produce the images below.
We used many different objects and materials. (String, chain, flowers, leaves etc...)

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Task 3: Digital Photography: Unit 1 (1.1 and 1.2) DM

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Task 3: Digital Photography: Unit 1 (1.1 and 1.2) DM

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This is a image my group shot which captures a bit of motion blur from the water splashing.