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This is a studio photo from 2013 of Miley Cyrus from a photoshoot for a magazine which was very popular at the time and rapidly blew up.

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-  No food or drinks allowed.
Using news paper for water droplet photos.
- Put masking tape on the back drops.
- Make sure the model stands away from the back drop roll.
- Make sure everything is kept neat and tidy.
- For the light make sure to adjust it if putting any objects on it the heavier the lower the lighter the higher.
- If Changing the light make sure to use gloves or turn the light off and keep checking the light with the back of the hand.

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Robert Frank was born on November the 9th 1924 and he died on September 9th 2019. He began studying photography in 1941 and spent 6 years working for commercial photography and graphic design studios. He shot on a "Leica 33 mm" camera, the black and white images are considered Franks masterpieces and focussed on figures from the overlooked margins of American life from teenage couples and factory workers to bikers. Robert Frank was inspired by fellow Swiss Jacob Tuggener's [1943] film book Fabrik, Bill Brandt's The English at Home [1936] and Walker Evans's American photographs [1938]. when i saw this photo the first thing i noticed were the colours and how it was in two sections of black and white with people walking past in black on the white side and lights and road patterns on the black side. This would mainly interest photographers and creators as they would be able to analyse and understand the picture a lot. I think this is a really cool picture as it shows the comparison of the black and white colours and i love how on both sides theres still a bit of the opposite colour. If i was going to make something like this i would definitely use the colour contrast and comparison. If i was to change anything i would probably edit the end of the tunnel on the dark side to it being fully black with square shaped white lights around it.

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This is a picture of two children at the beach eating ice cream made by
martin parr who was born on the 23rd of May 1952 and is age 70. Martin parr was influenced by William Eggleston
and Stephen shore and
discarded monochrome for the popping colour photography he is known for. He also wanted to become a photographer from the age of fourteen and his grandfather was an amateur photographer which Influenced him to be a photographer. Martin parr used a 33mm Leica m3 in the 1970s but in the 80s he used a lot of medium format and flash and
in the late 2000s he used a digital Sony camera and later switched to a cannon 5D. Martin parr’s main themes and subjects is mainly beaches and people which are in a strange but realistic way to make the viewer take a moment to look at the image. The first thing I saw in the photo was that it's at the beach and mainly the  background of the picture. I can also see two children eating ice cream with one of them being a boy who's not looking at the
camera and the other being a girl who's looking at the camera. This was one of the pictures that was made during 1978 at the beach that was promoting an open day at the station. This would interest all age types but mainly the toddler's younger generation to maybe inspire them to enjoy the hot weather and a break. My opinion on this picture is that I like the picture because when you take the time into thinking about it you can kind of see a few hidden messages in the photograph. If I was going to make something like this, I would use a similar background but with me and my family. If I was to change anything in my own work [if I was to do that] I would probably pick a different environment.

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In my opinion i feel like this is my best one for low key and probably my favourite one too it looks really good especially on the low key background as it's darker which makes the right side of the models face darker which makes this photo really good.

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I kind of like this photo as i feel like it partially meets what i want and also i feel like it really shows off the split lighting really well. I also feel like the lighting was just right in position to capture the perfect moment too however, i feel like this can be improved by making the light a bit brighter.

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I really like this picture as i find it very unique and cool especially on a high key background as it looks like the model feels positive by the pose that they're doing. I also think that this can possibly be improved by making the model stand more to the right so that the background doesn't show up on the left hand side and also the top of the background too.

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I think this is a good picture as well as the lighting is really good however i feel like this picture was a bit too bright and it could have been edited so that the contrast was lower but overall i feel like it is quite good.

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With this photo it was quite decent as it still looks pretty good in terms of what i was aiming for but i feel like this could get retaken if i had a bit longer to complete this until i've taken the perfect one.

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This picture isn't really the best and i feel like you can't really tell that this is a Rembrandt photograph as i think the lighting is a bit too low but if it was to be edited a bit then it might look like the lighting.

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I took these photos on two separate cannon cameras one for the High key and other for Low key. To set up the studio the lighting had to be in the correct place for each setup also once they were in the right places, i used the light meter so i could check the aperture.I also used a receiver to interpret the flash effect on the camera when i'm taking pictures. Then i used the trigger to send a signal to the flash so it comes up with the flash effect when you take the picture. The different lighting processes were quite interesting but my favourite is probably the split lighting as it looked really good and different and loved making it ,however i didn't really enjoy making the Rembrandt as much  as some of them didn't turn out the way i wanted them to be. I enjoyed the butterfly photos and definitely making them too as the lighting was amazing and i even posed on them because the lighting is that good on them. My overall experience with working with others is that it is really fun and sometimes can be very entertaining but it's definitely a great way to work. My final summary of this is that i enjoyed it a lot and learned quite a lot too but i would change some things about how some of the pictures turned out and definitely take a bit longer to make the pictures and edit them. Things i would do differently next time would be to edit the photos on photoshop and have an editing and original section on here and then the original photo underneath it.

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This was my first test strip which is when you do a tester before you make a real one so you don't ruin your final piece and it's very useful as you can make as many as you want until your happy with the end product.

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￼I really enjoyed the task I feel like it was quite easy to find the red colours in the college and be able to actively move around.

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Communication is a visual communication and it also shows how the photograph communicates to the audience verbally or non verbally.

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The audience can be anyone including yourself but it depends on who you're making the photos for which is the main thing that normally photographers ask themselves.

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what i don't like about this photograph?

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I don't like this photo as it might have the leading lines but the quality was poor as the camera wasn't focussing.

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I like how i've positioned the camera so that it's focussed on the object and not the background.

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I feel like this photo is the strongest that meets the criteria as you can have the ability to split it up into a grid and concentrate on different areas of the image.

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This is my weakest photograph as it doesn't just focus on something it focuses on more than one and i would change the angle of the camera so it can just focus on one thing.

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Shutter speed,ISO and Aperture

Exposure

When you think of photography you immediately think of exposure. Exposure is a critical element that determines what is recorded on film or the image sensor.

There are three adjustable elements that control the exposure- Iso, shutter speed and aperture.

Shutter speed

It determines how much light is passing through the camera.

Shutter speed is measured in seconds and fractions of a second, for example 1/25th.

Although there are some negatives like if you have a slow shutter then you might have motion blur but if you have a fast shutter then you will end up with under exposed images, so you want to try aim for a mid-range.

Aperture

The aperture has two functions; 1 how much light is allowed through lens and 2 it controls the depth of field.

The aperture is measured in ‘f/stops’ and these have a number value: F2,F2.8,F4,F5.6,F8,F11,F16 and F22.

Small apertures [F11, F16, F22] only let a small amount of light through and larger apertures [F4, F5.6, F8] let large amounts of light through.

ISO

The ISO controls how sensitive the digital sensor is to light.

It is used in low lighting conditions to give that extra light on your image however the higher the ISO the more ‘noise or gain’ appears in the image and will reduce the quality.

ISO speeds can range from 100 to 1600 on most cameras but can also reach 3200 to 6400 on a high end DSLR.

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The picture that was on the right was taken by Robert Frank and he spent 6 years working on commercial photography and graphic design studios and he took his picture with a "Leica 33mm" where as martin parr, who took the picture on the left with a "Leica 33 mm"camera which is the same camera that Robert Frank used to take his images with. These two pictures are really good however, i feel like the picture on the right which was made by Robert Frank which is my favourite one as i feel like it's really unique to me and plus the contrast between the black and white looks really interesting although the martin parr picture is also good as it is also unique in it's own way as well.