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First; all of the following equipment needs to be collected and assembled in an orderly fashion as to be less confusing and easier to to carry out the following step's in the dark safely and structurally. starting with the cannerster of film, can opener, scissors, spool, spool post, tank and funnel.

Next; ensure all lights are off and you are in complete darkness then pursue to open the canister using the can opener and take the film roll out. once this is done carefully accurately cut the 'tongue' off of the film strip and proceed to thread the film onto the spool. once this is complete, put the spool post into the spools and place the spool into the tank lock the funnel into place and place the lid on top.

Then; begin the developing process of developing your film. Now the film is in a light tight area, you can turn on the lights and remove the lid once all the chemicals developer, stop and fix, are mixed in the right ratios proceed to process the film by putting 300ml of developer into the tank for 4 minutes then tip it into the sink now add 300ml of stop to the tank for.... and tip it back into basin. now put 300ml of fix into the tank wait ... and then tip it back into the stop basin. Once this is complete you take your tank and leave it under running cold water for... .

Finally; Turn on the lights once the chemicals have washed off of your film, tip out the remainder water, remove the funnel and unwind the film from the spool and hang to dry.

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Light drawing are a photographic technique which uses shutter speed to capture the movements of light through the camera lens. this is a form of motion blur, because similarly it takes a low shutter speed so small movements are picked up. as shown below this is easily analyse, the subjects within the comp are all blurred this is because even small motion is blurred the difference being, the lines of light remain clear and precise. Overall I think the images turned out really nicely and effectively, we were able to carry out the outcomes for the task and direct our photographic images. Although it might have seemed like a simple task at first, the longer we creating these images the harder it began to produce creatively original compositions so i had to think outside of the box, because when It comes to drawing with light something that might seem very simple, it’s all about using initiative to create effectively engaging pieces that capture the viewer.

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Light drawing are a photographic technique which uses shutter speed to capture the movements of light through the camera lens. this is a form of motion blur, because similarly it takes a low shutter speed so small movements are picked up. as shown below this is easily analyse, the subjects within the comp are all blurred this is because even small motion is blurred the difference being, the lines of light remain clear and precise. Overall I think the images turned out really nicely and effectively, we were able to carry out the outcomes for the task and direct our photographic images. Although it might have seemed like a simple task at first, the longer we creating these images the harder it began to produce creatively original compositions so i had to think outside of the box, because when It comes to drawing with light something that might seem very simple, it’s all about using initiative to create effectively engaging pieces that capture the viewer.

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I think these images are successful because they show clear interpretation of light drawings in different and creative ways. i really like the first image because i directed both light drawings to be done differently. also i like the line background behind the subjects i think it gives the image more dimension making it more interesting as well as the intruding red tones lighting up the subjects so we are able to see shadow. Upon researching other light drawing artists i came across Aurora Crowley who uses light to highlight people in his work, similarly to what i have done. But Aurora's main inspiration is energy, he tries to capture people through light which i find really beautiful. Although i think my shoot was successful there are some things i would change about my images especially the third one which i consider my least successful image based on development. Next time i would consider the shapes of the light, and the impact it has on the overall image, i think the final image is weak in terms of sense of direction. If i were to work with light drawings again in the future, i would definitely use more colours and intensity of light, and i would consider the position of my models. I chose these images distinctively because they are all different and show how i have improved and how the images can be developed.

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A strobe light is a piece of equiptment more commonly used for technical purposes. for example..... who was famous for using the strobe light to create fascinating photography. The strobe light allows the camera to see movements that the naked eye cant identify by using a low shutter speed in t5he dark. the subject must stand directly under the strobe lights and make one movement eg: lifting arms or jumping. the longer the movement the harder it will be for the strobe lights to capture it.

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A strobe light is a piece of equiptment more commonly used for technical purposes. for example..... who was famous for using the strobe light to create fascinating photography. The strobe light allows the camera to see movements that the naked eye cant identify by using a low shutter speed in t5he dark. the subject must stand directly under the strobe lights and make one movement eg: lifting arms or jumping. the longer the movement the harder it will be for the strobe lights to capture it.

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Shown below is a few of my images, which all show the effects of strobing in different ways.  They were created using strobe lights in a darkened room, the second image however, had other light leak into the photo during the exposer time which I think enhances the image considering not the subject is unclear within the composition, the purple makes it more interesting. similarly to the colours the subjects are wearing in the first photo which stand out on the black backdrop both results were created unintentially but are effective. Although most of the images taken were very successful, some of them didn't come out as intended, at first the shutter speed was too fast and couldn't pick capture the motion in timed so we chanethe shutter speed to ..... which was effective so we decided to leave it at that. but then because of the long shutter speed small under exaggerated movements weren't being captured so we had to do slower and more precise movements. Overall the problems that we faced allowed us top develop and learn from them, as we progressed we could adapt accordingly which was useful for making progress.

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Is an artistic technique that uses photographic materials and chemicals such as light responsive paper, developer, fixer, and stop, solution in the ratio 1:9, 1:19 and 1:4. These chemicals are used to speed up the light reaction process.
It is generally not referred to as a photographic process because that refers to the natural light exposure process. However can sometimes be called " drawing with light" because chemicals are used to create the same effect light does but at a faster rate.
My overall experience when using the Chemogram method was not as expected, and none of my images came out as I wanted. Both images were too dark. Next time i would put them in the developer for less time, and leave the fixing solution on for more.

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A photogram is a picture produced with photographic materials, such as light-sensitive paper, but without a camera.
Items were placed on to an enlarger where light was exposed, the areas where the objects have touched the paper is fully exposed therefore is black. where the light has not/partially hit, the image colour spectrum appears white-grey. The darker the image the more it has been exposed to light.
I thought these images were really successful, I liked the choice of objects, and the composition of them which makes the images more successful and interesting to look at. I also like the variation of exposure of the objects, where some appear more faint and others a brighter white. Next time I would change the objects and include something which completely blocks light to add to my composition creating a different aspect which might visually enhance the overall piece.

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A Pinhole Camera is a camera without a lens but with a tiny aperture, a light-proof box with a small hole in one side. Light from a scene passes through the aperture and projects an upside image on the opposite side of the box, which is known as the camera obscure effect.

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A Pinhole Camera is a camera without a lens but with a tiny aperture, a light-proof box with a small hole in one side. Light from a scene passes through the aperture and projects an upside image on the opposite side of the box, which is known as the camera obscure effect.

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Fogged: When paper has been accidentally exposed to light

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Fogged: When paper has been accidentally exposed to light

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Developer: mixed in the ratio 1:9, this chemical; is used to speed up the light reaction process.

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Developer: mixed in the ratio 1:9, this chemical; is used to speed up the light reaction process.

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Stop: Mixed in the ration 1:19, this chemical is used to stop the development process

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Stop: Mixed in the ration 1:19, this chemical is used to stop the development process

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Fixer: Mixed in the ratio 1:4, this chemical is used to change the development process by stripping the silver halide out of the photographic paper.

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Fixer: Mixed in the ratio 1:4, this chemical is used to change the development process by stripping the silver halide out of the photographic paper.

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Burn: When the enlarger exposed light onto light reactive paper, to create an image.

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Burn: When the enlarger exposed light onto light reactive paper, to create an image.

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Dodge: The part of the paper that hasn't absorbed light.

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Dodge: The part of the paper that hasn't absorbed light.

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Silver gelatine: The photosensitive chemical in the paper.

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Silver gelatine: The photosensitive chemical in the paper.

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Silver halide: The reactive chemical in the silver gelatine.

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Silver halide: The reactive chemical in the silver gelatine.

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The overall idea behind this composition was to capture the subjects movement. I choose to do this because I was interested in using movement and shadow on a still image. and by directing the subject to move I have effectively created active space which I think adds to the overall feel of the image.

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This is a composition made up of two architectural images, one from an elevate point of view and the other from a worms eye view. when they were palace together it made a really interesting piece with lots of line depth and texture.

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I like the image arrangement and thought process behind this composition, because, by placing the projected image on a wall with a division, it gave a medium depth of field. which slightly breaks up the image. to add to this composition I would reposition the model in a me effective way to blend in more with the back drop I would place the subject behind the wall so only half of him is shown.

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To create this image I used the subjects shadow to create contrast between the background and foreground.

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Step By Step Guide To Creating A Negative 

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Step By Step Guide To Creating A Negative 

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1) Remove the negative holder from the enlarger and place the negative image into the carrier.

2) Replace the negative holder in the enlarger and focus your image.

3)Place the photosensitive paper onto the base board.

4)Expose the paper to light for the desired amount of time dependant on the test strip result. ensuring the aperture is set correctly to what was most effective for you.

5)Once this is complete, Develop, stop, and fix your work for (1:30, 0:30 and 4:00)

6)Finally look at the print and evaluate it accordingly, figure out how the image can be developed.

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A darkened box with an aperture for projecting the image of an external object on to a screen inside, a forerunner of the modern camera.

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A darkened box with an aperture for projecting the image of an external object on to a screen inside, a forerunner of the modern camera.

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1) Take an object e.g.. can container or box with an opening for the photographic paper to go in.
2) insure no light can get into the object or the end result will be overexposed and then place the photographic paper inside. (under safe lights only)
3) Now make a small pin size incision in the centre of the camera obscura.
4) Cover the aperture with blackout tape until the camera is ready to be used.
5) Once you have found a still subject to photograph; lift up the tape over the opening and wait the necessary time

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Film is cellulose and silver halide combined to create photosensitive camera rolls which are then put into cameras for photography or film. 

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Film is cellulose and silver halide combined to create photosensitive camera rolls which are then put into cameras for photography or film. 

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Here I have recreated work in the style of Karl Blossfeldt using an SLR camera for the first time. When  using this camera I also used a DSLR camera for light metering, to insure the image wasn't over or under exposed without using any film rolls to do so. this really helped my work because all the images that developed are correctly exposed. I also had to manipulate the focus ring, but even though I did try and focus my images, you can still see that they are slightly out of focus. this however didn't change the quality of my images. To create these images my insperation was karl Blossfeldt. who creates simply effective compositions dead plants, So I also used dead plant to create my composition, I placed the plants inside a tube like container leaning them against the background to levitate them off the surface similarly to how Blossfeldt would.  In my opinion the most successful parts of the image is the grey tones, I really like how there's not a lot of highlights and shadows, I think it makes the image more beautiful and artistic. However the lack of focus wasn't ideal and the image would further improve if it had been more focused so more detail was captured. However I can learn from this because next time I will be more careful with focusing my work on an SLR being careful to align the focus.

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Aurora Crowley's self portrait

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I find this image interesting because of the models stance, she is posed with emphasis and strength, there is lots of definition on her body which suggests that one hard light has been used to create this effects. Her hands are tightly clenched and muscles flexed to suggest anger, but we cant see any expression which makes this image more eerie.

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This image is interesting because the frame in a simple and effective way.

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I really like this piece because of the shape made by the persons body, it looks very artistic and it makes you appreciate the human body in a different way. the lighting is hard again because you can see the definition on his body. the position of the subject alone gives a very tranquil feel to this image, he looks so peaceful and I think the monochrome really adds to that.

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This image is really interesting because at first glance it might appear that the person doesn't have any arms or legs, which confuses the mind slightly. but I like the contrast between the persons skin and the background and the overall grey tones in this image.