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Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts

Monday, 21 September 2020

Photography - Tiny Soldiers

What do you see in the photograph?

A soft focus on the bark and the main part is the soldier.


Is your photograph in black and white or color? 

Colour.


How have you used focal points and leading lines? 

Nope.


What was your initial reaction to the photograph?

It looked bad.


Does the photograph include subject matter you don’t want? 

The fence.


Do your figures stand-out from their surroundings or are they hidden?

Stand out.


Do you use symmetry or asymmetry? Have you used the Rule of Thirds?

None.


Does your photography appear to be a real scene? 

Because of the fact that the camera is level with the soldier, it makes it seem like a P.O.V of someone with or against them.


What were your i-pad camera settings? 

Normal.


If you do have an unwanted subject matter, how would you change the next reshoot? 

Blur out the background to make it focus more on the soldier.


What is the direction of the light? Is the light strong or soft? Do you have cast shadows? 

The light is coming from the back and making the soldier glow.


Is there a shallow or deep space represented? s your camera angle low or high? 

It is eye level with the soldier.


Does the photograph express an idea? Explain

Nope.


Do you use close-ups or distant views?

It is kind of mid-range.


Wednesday, 26 August 2020

Photo Montage - Art

During my time in photography class, I have learned more about the history of photomontage and a little about Hannah Hoch. I learned about the different types of filters and some about the work behind the scenes of making the photos but mostly about how Hannah Hoch made her collages. She was very famous for some of her pieces but because she was a female they thought she shouldn't be able to create art. After we learned more about Hannah Hoch, we started to collect different free licensed photos and pasted them into google drawings to keep them safe. Afterwards we removed the backgrounds on the photos using remove.bg. Once we had collected and removed the background of them all we started to put them together making a collage of the photos. I found that this part was the hardest for I had no clue how to start it of. Once I had started though it became easier to create and form the collage.

HANNAH HOCH'S -

Hannah Höch - 12 Artworks, Bio & Shows on Artsy

MINE -



Monday, 27 July 2020

Photo Collage - Photography

Today for photography we have been working on photo collages. A better definition of this is cutting out photos and pasting them onto other ones turning it into a different image. Each photo tells a story so we also tried to make out collage into one. At first, I thought that this was easy for all I had to do was cut out a photo and paste it onto another but when I started I noticed that I had to think about what to put where and how to fit the image in. During that time I thought that a joke would make things easier but then I realized that I could use the joke in the photo collage. That is where I got my idea. Out of all the images I decided to use the car, Gumboots, and the hourglass to make a little pun. Let’s see if you get it.