I
missed the lesson on Thursday afternoon however I was told that the lesson was
to do with taking portraiture outside. For this shoot I decided to take photos
of my Grandad because he has a very interesting face because of the wrinkles
and creases in his face. I feel like he made an interesting subject because I
took a younger person in the studio I wanted to contrast this with someone from
an older generation to see the different ways in which they could be
photographed and if they are different in anyway. I also decided to try and use
some different and interesting editing techniques to make the photos look even
more interesting. The editing techniques
that I used were very simple however I used them in a interesting way to make
the portrait look interesting. I changed some of the photos or bits of the
photo to black and white to helps show the age of my Grandad and show that when
he was first born he would have been photographed in black and white but now he
can be photographed in colour.
Below
is an edited photo from the shoot that I like
Camera Settings - 1/125 sec f/4.0 ISO 320
Camera Settings - 1/125 sec f/4.0 ISO 320
I
like this photo because the editing worked really well and I enjoyed spending the
time making the split in the photo as equal as I could I also really like the
photo I feel like it was taken at a good angle and the expression on his face
is very natural and not forced making him seem more relaxed in the photo and I
like this look because I personally do not like photos that are being posed for
and I feel like the editing works well with the photograph.
Below
is a photo from the shoot that I don’t like
I
don’t like this photo because it is not a portrait photo as it is taken
landscape. I also am not happy with a the framing as I think the background
looks rather flat and all one colour I prefer the photos where the shed if
featured in the background as I feel that the shed gives the photo some depth
and really helps add to the colour of the photo. I also don’t like this photo
because I had decided to use the flash on my Grandad and it blinded him causing
him to make a strange face which I do not like.
Progression
If I
were to go out and reshoot portraiture outside I would like to have someone who
is old and someone who is young together in order to make a really interesting
portrait to show the difference between the ages of the subjects and look at
different editing techniques for the photos. I would like to learn more editing
techniques so I can continue to improve my photos.
strong images again, wrt to the camera settings the reason why you are asked to post them is so that you can explain your creative decisions in talking the photograph fro example the f stop, why did you choose the f stop of 4.0, you need to explain this as this will demonstrate your technical skill in photographing subjects... (refer to the depth of field studies if you are unsure)
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