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Capturing means, capturing the moment, nothing stays the same, even when something is still and does not move, the lighting of the day will be different. Each person who capture a photo will capture a different imagine each time

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Capturing means, capturing the moment, nothing stays the same, even when something is still and does not move, the lighting of the day will be different. Each person who capture a photo will capture a different imagine each time

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your own point of you, you decide what you want to capture with your camera and what message you want to give across when others see your work.

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The reason I chose this subject is because I find very interested that not every pose, every angle is the same, each image has its own look

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The reason I chose this subject is because I find very interested that not every pose, every angle is the same, each image has its own look

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The POV that I saw was that each imagine is giving me a certain personality, its showing me that certain angles is showing me different point of view, in some imagines you can see more clear than others, such as the face, the hair, the body.

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The POV that I saw was that each imagine is giving me a certain personality, its showing me that certain angles is showing me different point of view, in some imagines you can see more clear than others, such as the face, the hair, the body.

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Each POV change the subject because as you look at the baby's face you can see that they may be curious, when the angle of the camera is looking down as birdseye view the baby looks like its looking down on the floor.

The top image is my most intereted in my opinon as it shows me the babys face looking interesting, the baby is showing me that they have something in mind, its showing me enough for me to have a good idea of what the baby is wearing, i can see that the weather is mild outside. i can see that its going for a walk because i can clearly see the straps from the buggy.  I love the thoughtful look on this child's imagine.

I chose my last imagine as my least favourite beacuse the imagine is very limited and it does not tell me much about the imagine.

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1. Using objects around you to frame and focus on your main subject.

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1. Using objects around you to frame and focus on your main subject.

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Framing can bring a better insight of the image and it can help us to focus on what the photographer wants us to focus on when looking at the imagine.

2. It is important to know how to compose your imagine depending on how you want people to view your work. there are different ways to view an image: landscape frames, portrait view, rectangle or vertically, panoramic frame, square format.

3. Framing is used when we use the rule of thirds. this helps us to focus on our main subject/object to show what we want others to see when looking at our image/s.

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A guideline of an image divided into nine equal parts. (two equally horizantal lines and two equally vertical lines). The important subject should be placed along these lines or their intersections to create a better composition.

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This is what the first time camera's were called, the first time someone could see an image on the wall projected by a small hole in a door or curtain.

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This is what the first time camera's were called, the first time someone could see an image on the wall projected by a small hole in a door or curtain.

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Camera obscura  (darken room) is a dark box, with a small aperture (hole). this allows for the light to travel inside the box. once the light is inside the box, the light bounces back and the imagine is visualised upside down.

The camera obscura was getting well known. Chinese philosopher mozi decided to call it "locked treasure room" because it was important for the door to be closed so the image did not dissapear with the light.
Scientist al-Haythem discovered that light travels in staright lines. Giovanni Battista della porta talked and gave the knowledge about the camera obscura around Europe. In 1670's Isaac Newton experimented and was able to show the understanding of light and mostly of colour.
It was very difficult to keep an image if light came in through the door, the image would just disolve.
In 1602 Vincenzo Cascariolo came up with a powder that glew in the dark when exposed to light. In 1724 Heinrich Schulze came out with a different powder but the changes were not permanent. scientist worked together at the end to discover one of the first to use light-sensitive compounds.
Camera Obscura in 1985: The camera had mirrors istaled to give a better image. lenses were applied, longerand shorter. that was the first time a camera was able to show different types of view on the images.

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A representation of a person, a thing or an animal. 

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A representation of a person, a thing or an animal. 

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Statue- and imitation in solid form.
Illusion form.
Positive image, exposing photosensitve surface to light.

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Father and son, 2013

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This image has the rules of thirds, it makes us look where the lines are connected. It has leading lines, on this image it show us leading lines on the wall and on the bed, looking from the feet of the bed towards the window.

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This image has the rules of thirds, it makes us look where the lines are connected. It has leading lines, on this image it show us leading lines on the wall and on the bed, looking from the feet of the bed towards the window.

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There is framing on this image, the artist used the mirror for som eform of framing and to show us in better depth what else and who else is inside that room. It is showing us the man's son is in the room with him. there is lots of painful emotions. Peaking into spaces. the father looks extremely ill. This image also has a hole in the wall, its like the artist almost wants us to feel the unknown when looking though it.

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The shed, 2013

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This image has framing going on, we can see framing within the frame. There is leading lines, windows, the pattern on the roof of the shed, that is thee leading lines to show us where to look.

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This image has framing going on, we can see framing within the frame. There is leading lines, windows, the pattern on the roof of the shed, that is thee leading lines to show us where to look.

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From my visual the lady looks sad, tired, dirty. She looks like she has been digging out the grass full of flowers, almost as something tragic has happened. the is value in this imagine, outside is bright but as you come closer to th efront of the image is extremely dark in th eshed. The shed is empty, there are two photos of flowers in frames almost as she was an artist herslelf at one point of her life. She seesms to hate them now and making sure nothing reminds her of those beautiful flowers she onced loved. The woman is looking at the flowers and grass in such as dislike. Empty pots and unwanted picture frames.
Lots of textures going on in this image, I can see every detail.

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Mother and daughter 2014

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Mother and daughter.2014

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An American photographer who focuses on taking photographs of scenes on American homes and neighbourhoods. Born in 1962, Brooklyn, New York. 

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An American photographer who focuses on taking photographs of scenes on American homes and neighbourhoods. Born in 1962, Brooklyn, New York. 

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His work is well known through Europe and Unite States.

As i looked through the photograpers gallery, i looked at his work. I notioced that all his scenes were about American families.
On his photographs he stages each scene to the smallest detailed, and each photogarph can take as long as needed to create the perfect scenario, he does this with the help of his masive crew.
I noticed his photographs always have something blue, such a blanket, or something pink or even a half-filled glass.
Gregory Crewdson likes to show his viewers a story that we dont get to solve, so it will alaways be a mistery. On his photographs he shows a human disconnection and distance. He shows no human attachment, warmth, understanding, togetherness on his work. It can seem very cold.

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There are 7 formal elements that is very important in photography.

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There are 7 formal elements that is very important in photography.

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1.Line:  A path that connects points together. line have characters, direction and speed.
2.shape: Lines that connect to enclose a space or area. Need 3 sides at least or are circular. Empty space is called negative space.
3.Depth: Where depth moves away from you, or into the depth. being able to view the distance.
4.Value: The tone of colour in the image.How bright or how dark.
5.Colour: There are 6 hues in colour: red, orange, yellow, green , blue, purple. other colours are tints lighter or darker versions of those mains colours.
6. Texture: Appearance of objects and surfaces. It show us how it can feel or if its hot, cold etc.
7.Pattern: Repeated patterns throughout the image.

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Today We learned about different compositions and the meaning of each ones.

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Today We learned about different compositions and the meaning of each ones.

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1.Rule of thirds: A guideline that applies to the process when composing visual image. Is made up of 2 horizontal and 2 vertical lines. the most important element will go on the lines or where the points meet in the middle. This will guide you to make a great composition.
2. Leading lines: This is used to draw the viewers eyes to where they want you to look. Directs you to the subject in the image.
3. Strong Diagonals: A form of leading lines. Can transform a boring composition into a much more dynamic one.
4. Framing: This can provide a context for the artwork, can create a natural frame within the composition. Framing can draw the viewers eye to the main subject.
5. Rule of odds: An image can be more pleasing to the eye when there is an odd number of subject.
6. The golden Rectangle: A ratio approximately 1.681 to 1. this creates a sense of harmony and balance.
7.Lines of sight: When a subject is looking at something in the distant. this can cause an effect that as a viewer you follow the subjects line of sight to see what they looking at.
8. Filling the frame: A close up shot that lets us see the subject in much more detail. the main subject will stand out from the background and be big enough to fill in the frame of the photo.
9.Simplify: Eliminating unnecessary items from your composition. This helps the viewers focus on what is important.

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On this task i was taught to use Adobe illustraiter, i had to use the tools on Adobe to make a poster about framing, i had to be able to show my understanding on framing and also my understanding on how to work Adobe illustraitor.
I tried to create a clear image to show what framing is all about.
It was my first time using these tools, was a little tricky but able to make it work. i would want to improve my colours and play around with different colour tones.
I want to be able to use these skills to be able to create better things.

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On these images i took photographs of each formal element to give a visualised of what is meant by each element.

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On this task we went taking photographs, i had to look through my camera lens and have a focus point to take my images.

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On this task we went taking photographs, i had to look through my camera lens and have a focus point to take my images.

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i took these images by looking at my focus point through my camera lens. I can see where my focus point was on these images as the area n these images are very clear but the background or around my focus point has a blurry effect. I love how these images have different effects. If i was to improve my skills on this task, it would be that i would change my aperture to have my whole image on focus

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On this task, i had to take photographs that was showing the formal elements

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I took these images guided by the formal elements, i had to think about: line, shape, depth, value, colour, texture and pattern. I feel like the images above really represents all the formal elements.