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deselect and save image with border

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select all then go to edit and then select stroke to add the border in the colour of your choice this time i used a width of 25 pixels

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opening the image  and select all

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my gif compared with the photographic sequence is very different as i used paintings to tell a story rather than using a live model. the paintings were painted all around the same time after a spell in a psychiatric hospital which was over a shorter time period and display illness rather than the joy of new life and my sequence is image after image rather than a sequence of 10 images put on as one. my gif were photos of paintings where as the photos in the sequence were shot in a studio with specialised lighting in black and white

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This photographic sequence is a series of 10 images shot in a studio of all months of a woman's pregnancy showing how her body changes month by month and the tenth image is her with her baby. each image displays a different mood and expression and with hand gestures she lets us know how far along she is in pregnancy.

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is famous for life style, travel and landscape photography

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On 1 January 2017, he opened the Precious Heritage Art Gallery Museum that showcases these ethnic groups whose traditions and heritage are dwindling

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Rehahn has been working towards the recognition of the heritage of Vietnam’s 54 tribes since 2011.

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Réhahn has spent the last 10 years photographing Vietnamese people in their natural habitats. His love for photography has taken him to more than 35 countries but he’s settled in Hội An, cental Vietnam, with his family. Réhahn has already met nearly 40 Vietnamese ethnic groups in the past 5 years alone. Travelling and taking photos of these colourfully diverse ethnic groups, and having a family of his own has made him think more deeply about the value of heritage.

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Liam is an observational photographer looking to incorporate different landscapes as well as urban scenes and seascapes

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these images were taken using a very high ISO to create the very grainy effect and makes the images more abstract.

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These images were produced from old phtographic slides that were passed on to liam or ones he found at car boot sales and these images are from a collection called airshow these slides are interesting more so now as they were someones memories but the slides have been kept in dismal,damp and mouldy conditions that have created a new found psychedelic aspect to these images that take longer to study

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My focusing is always what lets me down and is some thing i need to work on but i have learnt how to control the DLSR to create depth of field and now have to work on framing in terms of a subject and to make my images interesting. I also need to be able to move in close to my subject which sometimes I feel reluctant to do that and learn to fill the frame.

Framing

Interesting subjects

Focusing

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BOKEH is a way of producing depth of field on out of focus lights which the lights turn to the shape of the lens which in turn enhances the subject here are some examples

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Here in these 4 two images you can see a clear difference in DOF, in image 1 there is a deep DOF and in image 2 there is more focus on the whole overall image.

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DEPTH OF FIELD

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Depth of field (DOF) is a photographic term which is the distance between objects/subjects within a frame so that the foreground or background is in or out of focus to enhance and draw your attention to a particular element within a photograph. The larger the aperture (F5.6) the shallower the DOF and then in reverse the higher the F-stop (F22) the smaller the aperture the DOF is increased. here are some examples.

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these images were unsuccessful as the subject was out of focus with the lights in the background which meant they could not be classed as bokeh.

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These were my best images but i found the bokeh effect was not as prominent as i would have liked and so far this has been the hardest type of photography to achieve for me personally.   my favourite image is number 3 as the expression on the girls face was captured on continuous shooting mode.

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I used a series of paintings that I painted whilst suffering from mental illness and collated them on photoshop and looped them on a short animation from frame layers

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all of these images were unsuccessful due to the white balance being wrong and the iso in image 4 was too low these images needed to be more in focus either in the foreground or the background.

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these images are successful because I was  able to demonstrate an understanding of depth of field and produce images to that effect. I love image 3 and it is my favourite with the sharpness of the LED light bulb with a deep depth of field. Image 4 of the keyboard there is a shallower depth of field.
Images 2 &5 were good as i was experimenting with foreground and background DOF.
Image 1 was a nice shot as the Budah water feature was completely in focus and the candles and oils in the background had a deep depth of field .

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This young lady has a lovely smile great to work with and from the images taken I could have made a short GIF which i found amusing. I like the fact that her head is turned slightly to the right, this image was achieved by ISO 800 Shutter speed 1/125 F22 white balance cloudy.

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this young lady is very photogenic i like this image as she looks as if she has a lot on her mind and things to say as a journalism student this is a good combination. this image was achieved at cloudy white balance F5.3 and ISO 800 and shutter speed of 1/125
this is my favourite image of the portraits as im left wondering whats on her mind.

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I like this image as this young lady has a lovely smile very photogenic and easy to direct. I took some test shots before arriving at this image and found some images where over exposed and this one has a cloudy white balance ISO 800 F22

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PORTRAITS FOR JOURNALISM STUDENTS WORDPRESS

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PORTRAITS FOR JOURNALISM STUDENTS WORDPRESS

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I took a series of portraits form profiles on wordpress for the journalism students at Lambeth College and used the following settings
SHUTTER SPEED 1/125
ISO 800
And different aperture settings ranging from F5.3 -F22 i also used the focus and zoom ring to get close to the subject and soften the background image.