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https://tallisalevelphoto.weebly.com/black-light.html

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1.)Research into Keld Helmer-Petersen's 'Black light' for inspiration
2.) Collect a series of suitable images inspired by Keld Helmer-Petersen.
3.)Edit these images using Photoshop or iPhoto so that most if not all of the mid tones are removed.
4.) Curate a series of images inspired by 'blacklight' write a short evaluation and present to the class.

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https://photography.tutsplus.com/articles/100-seriously-cool-self-portraits-and-tips-to-shoot-your-own--photo-5689

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Noticing the light
:Using a small (A5) piece of paper or card and a pencil, make a diagrammatic drawing of one of your photographs in which you attempt to understand the play of light. Your drawing will be a kind of map of the highlights in the photograph.Now, using a piece of white card and a soft pencil, make a drawing of the areas of shadow in one or more of these photographs.What do you notice? How does this kind of drawing help you understand how these photographers have captured the relationship between light, space and surface?

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http://www.photopedagogy.com/threshold-concept-8.html

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Light drawing

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http://www.photopedagogy.com/focus.html

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Images and instructions for task 18/4/18

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Images and instructions for task 18/4/18

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Do not worry about creating a booklet we are just concerned with the imagery and evaluations.

https://tallisalevelphoto.weebly.com/black-light.html

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this is me

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Selfie

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Spotted

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Textured

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Blurred background/foreground.

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Proof of concept...

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http://www.photopedagogy.com/black-light.html

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Double Exposure

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Blurred Background/foreground

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Texture

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Bokeh Background

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Spot Colour

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Out of Focus All

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Out of Focus Near

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Out of Focus Far

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Selfie Tight Crop

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Self Portrait Mirror

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http://www.differencebetween.net/language/difference-between-shape-and-form/