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Annotations:
- Correct exposure in most of the pictures.
- Photographs of strangers, taken with flash
- Every image is played for 1 second.
- Just outside of Borough Market
- Busy, everyone's in a rush
- Urban, lots of people
- Can hear people talking, crowds walking around, different languages

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Annotaions:
- Similar Shooting to the first GIF, most of it is taken inside of Borough Market, but some picture were used that were taken outside of it also.
- Every image is played for 0.5 seconds.
- As most people look busy and like they're in a rush, it fits in very well with the quick change in photographs, that's why I've decided to go with 0.5 seconds for every photograph.
- Can hear people talking, crowds walking around, street musicians.

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For my final outcome I have gone to West Drayton, which is an area that is very familiar to me, as I a lot of my friends live there, so I spend quite a fair bit of my time there. It is a very poor looking area, where crimes like theft, stabbings and different drug deals occur frequently. I was taking these photographs at night, so I decided not to go too far into the area, and focused on the town centre and around the West Drayton station, as it would be quite dangerous to walk around West Drayton in the dark.

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This recording is of my walk through and around the Borough Market, whilst taking pictures of people. The way I took my photographs, is I've found the correct exposure that works the best with the lighting on that day, in that area. I then turned the flash on and took relative close-ups photographs of strangers walking by. This would give the effect of exposure of the strangers in my photographs, feeling exposed with the flash, whilst most of the did not look at the camera, and even tried to hide their face, whilst others ignored the camera completely.
Outside of the borough market most people looked like they were in a rush, which was perfect for my theme of shooting strangers.

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Creating my Final Outcome With Adobe Premiere Pro

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Creating my Final Outcome With Adobe Premiere Pro

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When I was editing my final outcome, it was the first time I've ever used this program. I've had to watch the video provided by my teacher in order to get an understanding of the program's features. I have used 6 photographs from my photoshoot in the final video, making every image last 20 seconds, so it would make the whole video 2 minutes long. When I imported the song into the program I left the levels and the volume of the soundtrack as it was, as it wasn't too loud or too quite, and the default turned out to be just right for my video. There was also an option of fading the sound in at the start of the video and fading it out at the end of it, but I decided to not use this feature. However, as the soundtrack was too long I've had to use the razor tool to cut the sound off at 2 minutes, otherwise the video kept playing with a black screen and no photographs. I found this to be quite easy. I've put the photographs in the order that they were taken in, from the start, when I walked out of the station making my walk around it, walking past different corner shops. It is quite different from the GIF making, as the photographs didn't need to be sort of 'rushed', as you want to get to know the picture youre looking at and to make the link with the song with it. Overall, the video turned out to be quite successful and the song fits in with the video very well.