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The lines in this photograph make the John Lewis building look a lot better, they help it aesthetically. The colours in the photograph are much duller than they could have been if I took the photographs earlier on in the day.

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The progress this photograph could help me with is of what not to do when photographing buildings. It doesn't flatter the building, or make me want to go into it. I could improve this photo by choosing a different angle to take the photo, and changing the time of day I go to take the photographs.

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This was one of the harder photographs to get as the sunlight wasn't in the place I needed to get a better photograph. However, I did my best. The dull lines on the ground point to the Sainsbury's logo, but it's not too flattering or helpful. It's one of my least favourite photographs that I've taken on here, simply because of the dull and awkward placing of the logo.

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Location: Welwyn Garden City.
Risks: I could have tripped up, or bumped into people/stone pillars.
How were they managed? I watched where I was going and made sure to avoid holes.

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Plan: This last shoot, again like the last one, is going to be in Welwyn Garden City. Just like the previous shoots, I will be using a phone camera. With this shoot, I plan to photograph some of the shops and cafe's. I'm going to photograph shops and cafe's because it shows where you could go to do some shopping or sit down for a coffee.

Outcome: The shoot, I would say, was only partially successful; because I got shops and cafe's, but did not succeed in the lighting aspect of the photographs.

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For these last images I photographed some shops, supermarkets and cafes to show (as examples) which shops, etc. to go into, though the majority of the shops in Welwyn Garden are in the Howard Centre. In the picture below, the sunlight (I think) frames Costa well. I used the inspiration of Ben Wood, and the image that features below, to help take this photo. The sun isn't exactly sitting on the front of the building, like his is, but I feel like this promotes Costa somewhat.

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I uploaded this photograph to my padlet to show some of Welwyn Gardens valued buildings. In this picture I love how the railings on the sides of the stairway points to the Shredded Wheat building. I like the tidiness pf the image, though it could be improved by actually having the Shredded Wheat logo showing.

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I put this on my padlet to show that there's a lot of people who visit Welwyn Garden City. This photograph links to the other images because they're all progressing to my final finished pieces of work. The amount of different textures and colours in this photo is substantial; the subtle differences between one colour and another is everywhere, but the texture difference is so much more obvious. For example, the hedge looks to have a rough, prickly texture and the pavement in front and behind it a much smoother surface.

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Majority of the shapes in this photograph are rectangles and that really makes my friend in the picture stand out because he isn't rectangular. The lines in this photograph dominate the image, they all lead down to my friend at the end of the wall. They really help him stand out.

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With this photograph you're able to see the different textures and the leading lines clearly. The roughness of the ground against the slim, smooth tracks is contradictory, and it works well. I think this image is sort of aesthetically pleasing, mainly because of the leading lines and how the diamond shape lines up almost perfectly. Also, I tried to line up the bottom of the diamond shape with the middle of the tracks.

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Location: Welwyn Garden City.
Risks: I could have tripped up, or bumped into people/stone pillars.
How were they managed? I watched where I was going and made sure to avoid holes.

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Plan: From my previous shoot, I concluded that the shoot helped me choose which location but did not specify which I chose. The location I plan to continue the last two shoots for is Welwyn Garden City. The equipment I'm going to use is a higher quality phone camera. What I intend to do is photograph what I deem the important areas of Welwyn Garden City.
I chose to continue with Welwyn Garden City instead of the other locations I originally chose from because I feel as though it's not an area that's appreciated enough.

Outcome: The outcome of this shoot I would say was relatively successful. Majority of the photos shown have leading lines in them, which I think helps promote the area.

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In this photograph, the first thing you see is not the building of the Howard Centre, but the trees and the white pillar in front. I think this photograph would help me promote Welwyn Garden because a lot of people do enjoy the nature as well as knowing there's somewhere close to go and eat (or buy) something. The colours and shades in the photo give a slightly warm, welcoming feel.

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This image (contact sheet) below is a series of the other pictures already featured and more images I took. If you look closely you can see, together, they form a journey. Up until the end of the 'journey' there are clear leading lines.

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I decided to add this time-lapse to my padlet because I like to think it shows a route; although it's quick and tends to hurt the onlookers eyes, it still shows a journey.

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I added this photograph to my padlet because it's different (and similar) to the other photographs in the series. The leading lines aren't as obvious but you're still able to follow them as the people in the photograph don't completely block them. With the people in the photograph it makes the feel of the journey more realistic.

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In this photograph you can see that there isn't much actually happening and it's sort of messy, yet it draws you in. Personally, I think that it may be the leading lines which draws the audience in to the picture because it's tidier and it has you look to the end of the path. That, I think, may be the only thing which draws the eye of the viewer. This photograph can help me with the 'Location, Location, Location' project because it demonstrates what I shouldn't do to help promote the area I'm focusing on. The (main) texture in this photograph looks to feel quite rough and like it might give you a small cut. The other texture in this photograph is deceiving as it looks smooth but is ever-so-slightly rough.

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Although this image is a lot like the one to the right, it is not the same. This is slightly further up the path; you're able to see the change in texture for the path. Slowly, you are able to tell that these previous images have created a still sense of journey as the composition and texture in each of the images changes. The leading lines in this photograph have you focus at the end of the image, but at the same time, it encourages you to explore to the sides of the photograph.

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I think this picture, like the picture to the right of this, will help my progress because the lines point to where you want the audience to look. This photo has leading lines; but the textures are much wider a range, and the smooth transition is not as obvious. As I had the camera set to 'auto' I cannot tell which white balance is on this photograph, but I think the naturalness and colours in the image are emphasized by the pale-peach path.

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Location: St. Albans, Oaklands College
Risks: The camera in which I possessed could have been dropped or smashed.
How were they managed? I had the strap around my neck, in case I let go of the camera.

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08/05/2018: Journey - route, distance, destination

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08/05/2018: Journey - route, distance, destination

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I think this photograph, along with the others, can help me make progress with my project because the leading lines could be a good feature to help promote the area I am focusing on. This image links to all my other photographs as they all lead up to my final photographs. They all progress to my final pieces of work.
The colours, lines and textures in this photograph work extremely well together. The fluorescent glow over the top of the picture helps the flow and smooth transition of the different textures. It also emphasises the lines (which separate each texture) a lot.

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Again, like the image I uploaded to my padlet for Rick McEvoy, I've uploaded this image because of the general composition of it. This photograph links to my project because it's a great example to follow by to help promote the area.
This photograph will help my progress because its an example to go by. Where the light hits the building in the photograph, it creates a slight glow on the image; and in a way, helps promote the area to which this building sits.

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I've put this photograph of a building on my padlet because the composition and the angle at which McEvoy captured the building captivated me. This photograph will help me make progress with my project because I could capture multiple angles, have the composition of the photograph change ever-so-slightly with each photo.
The shapes in McEvoy's image below are the basic rectangles, circles, squares & triangles, but they're put together in such a way that makes the building itself look simplistically aesthetic.

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Location: Stevenage, Tewin, Letty Green, Welwyn Garden City.
Risks: The phone camera could have been dropped, could have lost my balance.
How were they managed? I held a firm grip on the phone, I watched my footing loosely.

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Plan: I plan to do my first Location shoot in multiple places. What I'm going to be using to take these photographs will be my phone camera. My intention for this shoot  is to help see which town I think needs a little boost. I'm going to be doing my shoot in multiple places because it will help me choose which town to promote.

Outcome: In my opinion, the plan went well. The photographs came out better than I expected, as a phone-quality camera isn't the best to use. The shoot was quite successful in helping me  pick and choose which location to stick with.

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When I took this photograph, I had to take into account the composition (as I did/do with every photograph and the angle at which I took the photograph.

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In this photograph, I tried to make it seem as if the tree in the distance was moving (without it actually doing so).
I used a Nikon DSLR camera. The exposure time was 1/30 sec., and the ISO was set too high on ISO6400.

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To show Apparent Movement, Isaac uses miniature figurines and photographs them from different perspectives.

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Location: Oakland’s College, St. Albans.
Risks: Could have fallen down the steps (stairs), lost my balance and potentially fallen over and break the camera.
How were they managed? I held onto the banister (stair railing) as I walked down the steps.
I paid attention subtly to my footing, making sure I was steady.

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21/04/2018: Contrast - Shape and Texture

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21/04/2018: Contrast - Shape and Texture

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I used my phone to take this photograph, and I had it so the camera focused onto the leaf.
The texture of the leaf looks to be dry and rough. I picked this particular leaf because the feel and look of it intrigued me.

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To take this photograph, again, I used my phone.I focused the camera on the end of the leaf and the flowers. The texture of the leaves looks relatively smooth . I picked this particular area because of the placing of the flowers.

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With this photograph I didn’t particularly focus the camera on any one place, because I think that the contrast of the leaves in the photo suited well. Their major difference is clearly visible – one leaf being dry and crusty and the other being healthy and smooth.

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In this picture you can see that I focused the camera on the blades of grass and the leaves next to it. The texture of the grass looks to be smooth and soft. The way they fall is scattered and creates various hidden shapes.

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I focused on the tiny leaves of this small bush because of their rough-looking texture. The edges of the leaves are visibly rougher than the main central part of the leaf.

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Location: Welwyn Garden City.
Risks: Could have lost my balance and cracked my phone screen.
How were they managed? By keeping a firm grip on my phone and being sure I was steady.