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This is my portfolio for my photography course at college.

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Photojournalism is a form of journalism where photographs tell a story through their visuals and/or promote news articles; documenting apart of history, telling a story.

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Journalists who travel around the world capturing photos that document a story, they are usually exaggerated to tell an important story.

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Photojournalism is popular throughout history and is primarily used to document times through human life. Photography hasn't been possible for the whole length of the human race, therefore we can see it come into play during the world wars. These documented photos are what help tell history to the new humans of today.

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Here's a present photojournalist who has captured a photo of a marine corp in training. This timeless photo enlightens a young marine. Gillian Laub, the photojournalist uploads her photos to Instagram, documenting the hardcore training of the marines in America.

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A photograph captured in 1941 by Margaret Bourke-White of a group of children running and crying for their lives during World War II.

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Advertising photography is photography that supports a marketing idea and helps to promote a product. This is very popular in fast food restaurants such as McDonald's where the photographer will organise the food in place to make it look appealing.

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Advertising photography, as mentioned before, is popular in the fast food industry. It entices people to want to eat the food and buy from the fast food restaurant.

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Not only is it popular in the fast food industry, but it's also popular in industries such as alcohol, soft drinks, sweets, chocolates etc. It can be as simple as advertising a bed or a coach in a newspaper.

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Present example of Advertising Photography

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Present example of Advertising Photography

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These amazing shots of Budweiser by Jonathan Beer photography are a key part in the advertisement of the famous brand of Budweiser.

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Here's an old photo of a budweiser advert.

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Promotional Photography is photography that promotes a person, artist, place or event.

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Promotional Photography is similar to Advertising Photography, but in this type of photography there is much more promotion on the actual brand rather than the product they produce. It is usually done for bands etc.

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Promotional Photography is seen all over the place, particularly in magazines and on billboards. It is apparent that it can be seen all over, but evidently it is most popular in places that younger generations see as they are easiest to attract.

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Present example of Promotional Photography

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Present example of Promotional Photography

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Here's an photo of Oasis from old magazine called Mojo. It advertises the bands album 'What's the story? Morning Glory!' and also a story from them.

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This is a more recent photo of One Direction in a magazine which is a recent band to this date.

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Fashion photography is photography specifically done on models who are fashion icons, mostly for clothing and latest trends.

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As mentioned before, it's for fashion icons. A lot of brands such as Burberry and Gucci are popular fashion photography brands.

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Again, as mentioned earlier we can see it primary in clothing brands such as Burberry and Gucci.

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Here is Marcus Rashford MBE in a Burberry clothing set. It is popular to get icons such as Marcus to wear these clothes as it is good promotional material. This is where each part of photography links.

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Here's an old example of fashion photography. Again you can see the differences between Burberry then and now.

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Portraiture Photography are portraits of people or animals that attempts to capture personality. Usually shot in the studio, the photographer will direct the model to position themselves in a specific way or pose. However, they are not always shot in a studio.

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Portraiture Photographer is great for models and can be used for fashion and other promotional and advertising material across the industries.

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Present example of Portraiture photography

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Present example of Portraiture photography

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Here is a modern take on portraiture photography including studio lighting to enhance the experience. The contrasting colours on the dark skin looks impressive.

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Conversely, this old portrait is no where near as impressive as the present example. However, still looking impressive for the time it was shot.

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Painting with light is using light to draw shapes and graffiti in different environments and landscapes. A flash light, glow stick or light brush are all things that can be used to imitate light through these images.

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Manual mode set to BULB

Shutter speed set to 30 seconds

F-Stop or Aperture set to 8 or 10

ISO set to 100

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You will need a camera, specifically a camera which you can change settings on (Digital DSLR Camera). You'll need some light accessories that will make the light painting work. This can be a torch, glow sticks etc. Anything that can emit light. It's also necessary to use a tri-pod so that the camera is still when moving the light accessories around.

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High Street/Street photography is when photographs are captured on the street or in a built up urban area. Incorporates 'candid' shots of spontaneous action taking place in public.

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High street photography will be used by publishers for news magazines and types of fashion brands that incorporate street life into their products. IE, Nike, Adidas.

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Present Example of High Street Photography

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Present Example of High Street Photography

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A modern take on High Street Photography. This shows a recent graffiti photograph in 2020.

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An old style high street shot shows a cyclist going though a street in black and white. Taken by Henri Cartier-Bresson in 1932.

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This type of photography can incorporate a range of different genres. Some of the categories might include portraits and pack shots (products).

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Studio photography would be used for magazine images etc.

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This is simply photographs of structures and buildings, admiring architecture through photography and images.

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Architectural photography is taken for magazines and used for assessment etc.

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Present Example of Architectural Photography

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Present Example of Architectural Photography

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Past Example of Architectural Photography

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Past Example of Architectural Photography

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Medical photography can be used for medical purposes such as documenting medical conditions and procedures.

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The medical photography can be used to assess the work of doctors and nurses etc. It can also be used for self assessment and portfolio work as evidence.

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An illustration begins with a digital photo which is then edited via photoshop and enhanced the image by drawing on to the image.

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Illustration photography is done by artists as it is very much artistic using regular images and turning them into illustrative imaginative images.

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Present Example of Illustration Photography

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Present Example of Illustration Photography

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Past Example of Illustration Photography

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Past Example of Illustration Photography

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Fine art photography is where the photographer is the artist and the recording of the subject is not the main purpose.

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Documentary photography is photographs that document an event in history or tells a story. It can be used throughout history.

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Fine Art Photography is usually done in unusual areas, don't usually include people and are very silent and empty.

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Documentary photography is done by photo journalists who are documenting a part in history that can be used for the news and to display what needs to be shown to the media.

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Present Example of Documentary Photography

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Present Example of Documentary Photography

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Rule of thirds is where you split your viewfinder into nine equal boxes. This can be turned on in the camera settings on DSLR's and also some smart phones.

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Balancing elements is where you put your subject off centre to create a more interesting photograph. Some empty space can be used to create a weight on one side. Using two things to balance the image can also be done.

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Leading lines is where our eyes follow a continuous line, effecting the way we view the image, pulling us towards the way the line is going.

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Symmetry and patterns can be used in reflections and natural man made structures to imitate an identical look on each side of the image.

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Similar symmetry and patterns, all natural man made frames can be used as a pass through, placing your subject in between it to isolate it from the outside world. It draws the attention to the point of interest.

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Foreground and background is what makes depth of field, Using distance and depth in your photography by including objects in the foreground, middle ground and background.

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Cropping an image is sometimes done to make photographs lose the noise used around the subject making it seem small and insignificant. However, cropping the image allows it to be tight around the subject.

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Background images are shot in studios are done to give a simplistic background to focus more on the foreground. Don't have busy things in the background as it distracts you from the foreground.

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Viewpoint is using photography to consider a POV of a human and what they would see. Particularly high angles and low angles. In this image we can see a low angle looking up to see what a human would see.

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This labeled image shows where you can find the following. Shutter Release, Exposure Button, Mode Dial, Flash, Manual Zoom, Manual Focus, On and Off Switch, and the Lens.

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This image shows a labeled image of the following for the back of a camera DSLR. The Viewfinder, Selection Wheel, Menu Button, Record/Image Button, Monitor, Review Image/Footage, and the Delete Button.

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A DSLR is a single lens that allows the photographer to see what they are capturing through the view finder using a mirror (Reflex) These cameras have manual modes. A DSLR is a digital single-lens reflex. The storage device of choice is a memory card as they are small and compact.

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Apature is a hole within the lens which light is taken in through. Sometimes referred to as the Iris. Essentially it is the same as the Iris from the human eye.

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This is about the sensor, it can give you more clarity in your images. The higher the ISO the more light. The lower the ISO the less light. Low ISO gives you less noise. High ISO gives you more noise.

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There are different types of Lens' for different types of scenarios. Firstly the 'Macro' lens is popular for extreme close up shots to capture details of the subject along its surface. Telephoto is used to capture images when the photographer is a great distance away from the subject. For example, the moon. Fisheye lens is used for abstract images, capturing a wide angle of the subject, great for establishing shots. Wide angle is great for landscapes and architecture as it matches a similar image to what we would see from the human eye.

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This is the amount of time it takes for the shutter on the camera to shut. Therefore, you gain different looking pictures if your subject is moving.

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Here i have adjusted the shutter speed to gain a photo of a peer in mid air whilst jumping to reduce blur and focus on the point of him being in mid air in real time.

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Here i have used rule of thirds on a bench with a Costa cup also implementing depth of field showing off an empty space whilst the Costa cup stands on it's own.

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My use of leading lines shows a hand rail pole following towards a building. It uses our eye line to follow the lines in the photograph to drag our attention to the building.

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Here's an example of Symmetry & Patterns

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Here's an example of Symmetry & Patterns

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The hand rails from this staircase shows a symmetrical image of similar sides of each side of the photograph.

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This same photo from rule of thirds is using balancing elements as it uses the costa cup to implement an open space on the photograph to leave it separate and away from the rest of the scenery. Focused on the subject.

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I have used a gab in a metal beam to frame a building with the background in focus and the frame itself out of focus.

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I have taken a photograph of the Lowry building and cropped it to establish the Lowry sign more confrontationally.

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The same photo of the Costa cup for Balancing Elements as it brings the foreground to life with the background out of focus with a very shallow depth of field.

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Using my iPhone, i have captured a photograph of the same Costa cup without a background using the portrait lighting mode on the phone. It really brings the subject forward and becomes the only thing you can set your eyes on.

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This example i taken mimics the view of a human hence the name of the style. I shot a photo of a worms eye view looking up at a building.

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I made my portfolio using the skills I had absorbed through making this padlet and multiple other destinations. I achieved the images I created using different camera equipment and successfully established my very own portfolio.