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Today i finished all of my work. I created a voice recording for my task 5 and unloaded it onto padlet. This was fun because it meant we could do something different other than doing work onto a word document. I have now completed my work and i am happy with the result of my final project. I have checked through all of my work and it all looks good and ready to be marked.

I enjoyed doing this project and i didn't think it was too difficult.

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Today I photoshopped my final images and I'm really happy with how they turned out. I finished my final tasks and I only have one more to do before I am finished my project. I uploaded my mood board and on Thursday I have to finish task 5.

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Today I went out and did my final photoshoot. I went out yesterday too but it didn't go to plan so I went out today to get some good pictures. I managed to get some photos with some formal elements in them like line and texture. I took about 130 pictures in total. I then came back to college and looked through the pictures I took and picked out the ones I liked the best to use for my final piece of work. Tomorrow I am going to finish my work and photoshop my pictures.

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Today I finished my work from yesterday. I also started planning my final project/project proposal. I have chosen to go to Camden for my final pieces of work. On Thursday I am going to carry on doing my project proposal.

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Today we were finishing our photograms work and your pinhole camera work. We used out pinhole cameras today to take some pictures. Some were successful and some wasn't. I am happy with some of the images i took and my work is all up to date.

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Today we learned how to use the basics on photoshop. It was quite easy to get the hang of but i think i need to practise layers some more because i found it confusing. We had to fill out a step-by-step worksheet on how to use it and insert before and after pictures. I liked using the stamp tool because it removes imperfections from peoples faces and it was fun to use. We also uploaded our formal elements mindmaps onto padlet. Below is an image that i edited of Harry Styles. I used the stamp tool to remove some of his spots and i made the picture black and white.

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Today I finished my work on formal elements and then started to look at the camera obscura and pinhole cameras. We went to the dark room and used light sensitive paper and laid different objects on it. We then exposed the paper to light for 10-15 seconds. Then we put the paper in chemicals and water and the images then showed onto the paper.

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Today we looked through our work and decided if we needed to take some more pictures for out work. I decided that I didn't have enough pictures with a lot of colour in them so I went out and took some more colourful pictures. I then came back and added them to my work and wrote about the formal elements in all of them. I then finished my Task 1 case study for the different photographers such as Rankin and Aldo Tolino etc.

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Today we went out and took some photos using formal elements such as depth and line. We was learning how to use the cameras and learning how to use certain features on it. Taking pictures was teaching us about the shutter speed etc. We learnt how to adjust the cameras settings in different light and for different motions and how to take the best picture in different conditions. Later on we downloaded the pictures and uploaded them onto Padlet with annotations of each picture.

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Today we was introduced to the basics photography techniques and how to use certain features of the camera such as aperture, speed and ISO. ISO stands for International Standards Organisation. It measures the sensitivity of the image sensor. Aperture is to do with the size of the shutter. If the shutter is at it's smallest (f/22) which is the biggest number, the least amount of light is being let into the lens. You would use this setting in the light and day time and the biggest lens (f/1.2) which is the smallest number, would be used in the night time because you need as much light to be let in as possible for the best photograph and so it's not too dark.

We also learned how to access Padlet and Showbie and now have our own accounts which all of our work will be published on for Cliff and Delta to read and mark and to give feedback onto.