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these photographs are most likely to meet the criteria because Photoshop is used to change them to black and white. the quality of the photograph are high are taken with great camera skills. - Farid

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The shot of the images which were taken by Tyan were really well composed and produced because the objective of the project was to capture and shoot the image i n f5.6. Overall Tyan did a great Job as she has met the criteria. - Rochchild

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i think this is a very creative effect of Photoshop because it has a nice effect of different techniques - Kiara

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I find this GIF interesting because of the different facial expressions and the background changing colour however i think it would have been more effective it the client stood in one space and also change the lighting so that was not a cast of shadow [
the background - Amy

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these pictures look good because of the lighting and the DOF that make the picture darker- Ousmane

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i think they look good and you have a good DOF but the background could be better and the composion could be done better. - Joe

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It was slightly difficult to get a good f5.6/f16 photo whilst my subject was standing against a wall, So Cj gave me some advice and told me that It would be best if my subject didn't stand directly on the wall.

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Shown In the photos, f16 still has a bit of a blur In the back, however the background has come into focus a bit more and makes the Image less of the focus.

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While shooting in f5.6 i noticed that It made my object a lot clearer and in focus, It also looks better than shooting an original photo In my opinion.

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By using f16 You can clearly tell that this photo is a lot more sharper than the f5.6 photo. Evidence for this is shown in the cracks in the tiles, they are clearly a lot more sharper than the other photo, as well as the lines on the bench. My model isn't the only object that is in focus.

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As you can see, clearly this photo is slightly blurred as seen in the cracks in the tiles and the lines on the bench. My model also made to stand out due to the small amount of blur.

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Compared to the example of the photographic sequence photo, I feel like it puts my GIF to shame, simply because it has a lot more order to It, they all line up very well. However my GIF looks quite messy and unplanned (Although It was planned). In order to Improve my GIF and make it look quite professional I would need to keep the eyes and face in the same place  while everything else does the moving.

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Bokeh photography is producing Images with an intentional blur. It is also known as producing the out of focused part of lights.

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I particularly like this photo, as It clearly shows an object that is usually portrayed as still in images, turned into a moving photo. It captures all of the little movements that the motorbike does, from Its starting point to when it lands.

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A photographic sequence Is putting the same object in an order so It makes it look like they're moving when actually they're still images.

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Distance between the nearest + furthest objects giving a focused image.

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For the Photoshop selection techniques, I opened the photo that I wanted to duplicate, then I set the photo to black and white first, then I selected the brush tool and started painting over the object that I wanted to stand out.

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I wanted to blur out the background and have my object the main thing that was being focused on, I managed to do to that with the bottle images, and with some of the portrait photos. My ISO was on 200 or 100 depending on which way the light was shining and where the shadow was. 

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I wanted to blur out the background and have my object the main thing that was being focused on, I managed to do to that with the bottle images, and with some of the portrait photos. My ISO was on 200 or 100 depending on which way the light was shining and where the shadow was. 

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WWW: I really enjoyed the studio shoots, and learning about three point lighting etc. I am also interested in studio photography for the future, so doing this really helped to improve my skills. I did suprisingly well on making my GIFs, I also enjoyed doing the depth of field shoots and blurring out the background and making the object closest to me stand out.

EBI: I would like to improve more of my camera skills, such as becoming better at Bokeh photography and depth of field, simply because i am interested in studio photography and I like making (mainly) people stand out. Specifically I need to develop my skills on knowing exactly when to change my ISO  and white balance and becoming confident when doing so. In order to do that I will need to practice this using a camera and probably work with someone who has much better knowledge than me and IS confident when it comes to ISO  and changing the white balance.  If I shot my GIF again, I would make sure the eyes stayed in one place but the facial expressions stayed the same, however my final GIF was something that I was trying to achieve and i am proud of it.

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I especially like this one. It is a mixture of Hilarious, weird, odd, ugly, different and hard to think of what it is, On the other hand... Yes... i know it doesn't show a facial expression but it can portray a person hiding behind who they really are. It can also mean a lot of things, hence why i like the photo as well. 

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I especially like this one. It is a mixture of Hilarious, weird, odd, ugly, different and hard to think of what it is, On the other hand... Yes... i know it doesn't show a facial expression but it can portray a person hiding behind who they really are. It can also mean a lot of things, hence why i like the photo as well. 

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In a way i do like this photo because it looks different and is unusual, something that you've never seen before. The white on the walls were accidental but i saw it as a positive thing, contrasting it with Kiara holding the chair in the air, making people think what she was doing, with the pink background. However i did not choose to use it as my GIF because i want my GIFS to be in one place and up close and personal, this does not portray that. 

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In a way i do like this photo because it looks different and is unusual, something that you've never seen before. The white on the walls were accidental but i saw it as a positive thing, contrasting it with Kiara holding the chair in the air, making people think what she was doing, with the pink background. However i did not choose to use it as my GIF because i want my GIFS to be in one place and up close and personal, this does not portray that. 

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I really like this photo and chose to use it because it clearly shows a facial expression which surprised or gasping. I decided to put Kiara's hair in pig tails because i thought it went well with the facial expression and made her look cute. 

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I really like this photo and chose to use it because it clearly shows a facial expression which surprised or gasping. I decided to put Kiara's hair in pig tails because i thought it went well with the facial expression and made her look cute. 

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Western was born on the 24th March 1886 and sadly passed on the 1st of January in 1958. He was an American 20th Century photographer and was called one of the most innovative and influential American photographers. Weston arranged his compositions so that things happened on the edges; lines almost cross or meet and circular lines just touch the edges tangentially; his compositions were now created exclusively for a space with the proportions of eight by ten. There is no extraneous space nor is there too little. 

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Western was born on the 24th March 1886 and sadly passed on the 1st of January in 1958. He was an American 20th Century photographer and was called one of the most innovative and influential American photographers. Weston arranged his compositions so that things happened on the edges; lines almost cross or meet and circular lines just touch the edges tangentially; his compositions were now created exclusively for a space with the proportions of eight by ten. There is no extraneous space nor is there too little. 

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I chose to use these images because It makes fruit look neat when in reality fruit is messy and there are a lot of uneven spots, lines and colours. I like that to hide the fact that this Is true, he added a dull colour but the filter I believe is what makes the images eye catching. I also like how up close he went to the pepper and wasn't just basic and took a full photo of it, in stead he was creative.

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Sharon Core was born in 1965 she takes inspiration from the seventeenth-century Sottobosco tradition of Dutch paintings of forest floors. Core's new pictures revel in decay and wildness.

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Sharon Core was born in 1965 she takes inspiration from the seventeenth-century Sottobosco tradition of Dutch paintings of forest floors. Core's new pictures revel in decay and wildness.

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I like how Sharon uses all the same images however still manages to make you want to view more of her photos as to what she is going to produce for us. I think what she has done Is very smart, everyone likes food so she captivates people with what people like.

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Ori Gersht is an israli photographer who was born in 1967. In his still life series investigated the relationships between photography, technology and optical perception, He also does short films. 

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Ori Gersht is an israli photographer who was born in 1967. In his still life series investigated the relationships between photography, technology and optical perception, He also does short films. 

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I enjoy looking at Gersht's photography work, It makes me wonder how he does that and motivates me to do the same thing. I like how he has a contrast between still objects and objects that look like they're moving (The bursting of the fruit and flowers).