3. fmp production experiments
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In this document, the author describes experiments editing photos in Photoshop to alter colors, lighting, and add elements. In the first experiment, the author adjusted hue, saturation, and temperature to make pinks and purples stand out. In the second, the author darkened the photo and added a starry sky background to achieve a sunset look. The third used black and white, decreased saturation and lightness, and added a moon layer with mist and lens flare to simulate an eclipse. The author concludes they will apply layering, hue/saturation adjustment, and discovered techniques in their final project.
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The document provides an evaluation of the photographer's experimental photography project. It describes the process of taking photos of a model dressed in flowing clothing in natural outdoor settings [1]. The photos were edited in Photoshop to achieve a surreal, dream-like quality by altering colors, exposures, and adding layers of additional scenes and a star filter [2]. A final image was created by combining multiple photos using layers, including an image of the model looking over a bank and another of her sleeping on a tree [3]. The photographer was happy with achieving their goal of creating surreal images that transport the viewer into the human subconscious.
Photos and editing effects
The document discusses editing photographs for a magazine. The author cropped backgrounds from photos, adjusted brightness, contrast and added color tints in Photoshop. Images featured in the magazine will have a dark or blue style. One photo was duplicated to show a mirror image. Effects were added to photos to fit the magazine's theme and standards.
Photos and editing effects
The document discusses editing photographs for a magazine. The author cropped backgrounds from photos, adjusted brightness, contrast and added color tints in Photoshop. Images featured in the magazine will have a dark or blue style. One photo was duplicated to show a mirror image. Effects were added to photos to fit the magazine's theme and standards.
Editing process of my photos2
The document summarizes four photo shoots taken by the author for their magazine. For each shoot, they chose young models around the same age as their target audience. They describe improvising shots without needed props. For editing, they used Photoshop to increase saturation and brightness, blur backgrounds, change colors, and remove backgrounds. Their goal was to prepare photos that fit their magazine's Christmas theme and genre of music charts.
Unit 57 landscape pictures review
The document discusses the process of editing 10 images for a final project. It describes taking 76 photos focused on water reflections and colored lights at night. Most edits involved increasing brightness, contrast, and vibrancy to make colors like blue and cyan stand out against a dark background. The evaluations note being happy with the edits but wanting to improve angles, take more variation, and in one case keep the sky darker while lightening other areas. The overall goal was vibrant, nighttime images focused on one dominant color.
4. Production Experiments fmp
The document discusses the author's experiments with photography tutorials, lighting techniques, and photo editing in Photoshop. They found tutorials helpful for learning lighting positioning but struggled to replicate the exact setups. Through trial and error, they improved at creating shadows, depth, and different exposures. Photoshop experiments included adjusting lighting, converting images to black and white, adding gothic elements like bruising effects, and blending background elements. The author aims to apply these skills to create an effective horror-style final project involving a DVD cover and poster.
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This document contains information about work-related learning research, job vacancies, university courses, and an action plan. It lists URLs for portfolio and networking sites, three part-time job postings that require GCSEs and no experience, and three university courses in Politics, Communication and Media, and Film/Photography without specific entry requirements. The action plan outlines goals from 2018-2025 including completing media coursework, taking A-Levels, attending university to study politics or media, and getting a job in one of those fields.
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This proposal is for a photo portfolio project showcasing edited photos taken around the city of Leeds. The portfolio aims to both serve as the creator's personal portfolio and entertain viewers by showing interesting spots in the city through varied editing styles for each photo. Research including a questionnaire on the target audience found it to be primarily males aged 16-19 from middle-to-upper class backgrounds who appreciate both aesthetic and message-driven photos. The portfolio will not include any offensive, explicit, or copyrighted content per ASA regulations to avoid harming groups or individuals or legal issues. Each photo will have necessary permissions and none will pressure children or target people based on attributes like religion.
2. fmp research finished
Here are some key strengths and weaknesses of the research methods you used:
Product research:
- Strengths: Provided visual examples to draw inspiration from and understand trends/styles.
- Weaknesses: Risk of unintentional plagiarism if not careful. Secondary research lacks context.
Questionnaires:
- Strengths: Gathered quantitative data from a large sample quickly.
- Weaknesses: Data was broad and didn't provide rich context. Responses may not be accurate.
Interviews:
- Strengths: In-depth qualitative data through open-ended questions.
- Weaknesses: Time consuming. Quality depended on interviewee knowledge/engagement.
1. fmp initial plans final
The document outlines the student's initial plans for their photography project, which will involve taking photos around Leeds, editing them in different styles, and presenting them in a physical portfolio. It discusses the inspiration and themes drawn from their mood board, including a focus on action sports and still images. The document also proposes capturing photos that are visually interesting or hold historical value around Leeds center. The final product will be an edited photo series and poster presented in a physical photography portfolio, as their target audience of 16-20 year olds would prefer to view something physical rather than digital.
7. fmp evaluation 2
The document provides an evaluation of Nathan Mead's final major project (FMP) in photography. Some key points:
- Nathan's research was thorough but some aspects were not relevant to his project. His planning helped narrow his focus but his initial ideas lacked clarity.
- Nathan managed his time well but some delays occurred due to weather and personal issues. He completed tasks on schedule.
- Peer feedback noted the detailed editing and theme but suggested taking more photos to add more content.
- Nathan agrees more photos would have improved the portfolio by providing more raw material to work with. He is pleased with the editing quality noted in positive feedback.
5. fmp pre production final
The document outlines Nathan Mead's pre-production plan for a photography portfolio project in Leeds. It discusses that Nathan wants to take long exposure night photos to capture light and motion in cities. Nathan will use this style because it provides good contrast and is aesthetically pleasing. The document also discusses potential photo subjects like skateboarding and layout designs for the portfolio, as well as the software, equipment, schedule and safety plans for the project.
Morning routine35
The person wakes up between 5-6am, makes breakfast with protein like eggs while brewing coffee. They write for around 1000 words, drinking coffee and listening to music, then check and reply to important emails and social media. After finishing their coffee, they go for a walk with their dog to think and pray, then shower, get dressed and start their work day with a large glass of water at their desk before going to college.
7. evaluation(4)
The document provides a summary and self-evaluation of a podcast project. It discusses the research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aural qualities, and audience appeal of the podcast. Research focused on gaming and podcasts. Planning covered topics and guests. Time management was poor due to delays recording guest lines. Technical quality was limited by equipment. The guest provided an in-depth opinion but audio quality was poor. Peer feedback praised the guest's analysis but noted audio quality needed improving. The creator agrees audio quality should be the focus of improvements in future projects.
6. production reflection(4) for podcast
The document summarizes the production process for a podcast. It discusses using a template jingle to save time, improvising an audio discussion with a friend about video games after scrapping a script, editing the audio files to adjust levels and add the jingle, and choosing a controversial gaming topic that would generate discussion. The process went smoothly overall, though one audio file was lost requiring a second take, and the podcast theme was an easy choice.
4. proposal(4)
The product is a gaming podcast called GameCast that will provide opinions on upcoming games to give listeners insight into games they should buy or avoid. The podcast aims to entertain and bring together its target audience of 15-25 year olds of any gender or social status who enjoy gaming. It will feature discussions of popular games but will not include any offensive, unethical, or copyrighted content.
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Nathan Mead conducted an experiment where he recorded his daily routine to create an audio file. He wrote down a script but made some additions and removals during the recording. The recording took place in a silent room without acoustic panels, resulting in mediocre sound quality. Nathan edited the audio file in Adobe Premier Pro, adding some sound effects and adjusting the volume levels. For his final product, Nathan plans to stick closely to his script while adding extra elements for flair, and will edit using Premier Pro which he knows how to use.
2. research(4)
The document summarizes several existing podcasts and their key features:
- The Joe Rogan Experience is a long-form conversation podcast hosted by Joe Rogan that features comedians, actors, musicians, and other guests telling interesting stories.
- The H3 Podcast features Ethan and Hila interviewing famous YouTube personalities about their lives and views on current events.
- Everyday Struggle is a hip-hop culture morning show where Joe Budden and DJ Akademiks debate major topics in hip-hop and entertainment.
The analysis notes these podcasts have a wide range of discussion topics but stick to a core genre. It indicates an interest in including this approach in a
1. initial plans(4)
The document outlines initial plans made by Nathan Mead. It involves creating a mind map to help organize and visualize ideas. The mind map will aid in planning and preparation.
6. production reflection(4) for podcast (1)
The document summarizes the production process for a podcast. It discusses using a template jingle to save time, improvising an audio discussion with a friend about video games after scrapping a script, editing the audio files to adjust levels and add the jingle, and choosing a controversial gaming topic that would generate discussion. The process went smoothly overall, though one audio file was lost requiring a second take, and the podcast theme was an easy choice.
4. proposal(4) (1)
The product is a gaming podcast called GameCast that will provide opinions on upcoming games to give listeners insight into games they should buy or avoid. The podcast aims to entertain and bring together its target audience of 15-25 year olds of any gender or social status who enjoy gaming. It will feature discussions of popular games but will not include any offensive, inappropriate, or copyrighted content.
3. production experiments(4) (1)
Nathan Mead conducted an experiment where he recorded his daily routine to create an audio file. He wrote down a script but made some additions and removals during the recording. The recording took place in a silent room without acoustic panels, resulting in mediocre sound quality. Nathan edited the audio file in Adobe Premier Pro, adding some sound effects and adjusting the volume levels. For his final product, Nathan plans to stick closely to his script while adding extra elements for flair, and will edit using Premier Pro which he knows how to use.
2. research(4) (2)
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- The Joe Rogan Experience is a long-form conversation podcast hosted by Joe Rogan that features comedians, actors, musicians, and other guests telling interesting stories.
- The H3 Podcast features Ethan and Hila interviewing famous YouTube personalities about their lives and views on current events.
- Everyday Struggle is a hip-hop culture morning show where Joe Budden and DJ Akademiks debate major topics in hip-hop and entertainment.
The analysis notes these podcasts have a wide range of discussion topics but stick to a core genre. It indicates a similar approach will be taken by focusing
7. evaluation(3) done
This document summarizes an evaluation of a production process. The evaluation covers research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. For research, the minimalist design approach was helpful but more information could have been added. Planning was thorough but more research on image placement may have improved the aesthetic. Time management was adequate but getting further ahead could have allowed for more improvements. Peer feedback suggested adding more information and text while maintaining the minimalist style.
6. production reflection(3)
Nathan Mead describes the process of designing the front cover and double page spread for a magazine article on Off-White. For the front cover, he took a minimalist approach using a simple black font and large Off-White product image. He also included two short headlines. For the double page spread, he continued the minimalist aesthetic with the title and included background on Virgil Abloh and details on the shoes featured. Photos of each shoe were added below its description. Photoshop was used to precisely cut out and size the shoe images to fit on the double page spread.
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Nathan Mead is planning a photo shoot for a fashion magazine cover featuring clothing items. He will use a medium close-up shot to showcase detailing on the clothing. A white background and modern font were chosen to reinforce the magazine's focus on current trends. All color schemes incorporate white to allow other colors to stand out against the background. Precautions are outlined to prevent issues like equipment failure or health and safety concerns during the planned one-day shoot.
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3. fmp production experiments
- 2. City • This was my first edited photo in a while, so I took a simple route and only messed around with things like the colours. I did this via the hue and saturation effect slider. It was very simple yet very effective at helping me make certain colours stand out more. I also increased the saturation slightly to me the image look more washed. Another way I made the pinks and purples stand out is by tampering with the temperature levels. I increased the temperature slightly as it would make the image brighter therefore making the colours seem more wild and vibrant which would make the photo more aesthetically pleasing. All of these effects were very simple to do and only required me to go into the image editing section of photoshop and play around with a a few sliders, which still gave a good result based on what I wanted to achieve. I was inspired to do this by the colour scheme of Instagram's news app logo
- 3. Sunset • In this edit I decided to choose a photo with a lot of room so I could explore more ideas. I decided to do a simple edit of the sky and the colour levels of the picture. I changed the light levels and exposure to create a dark effect to make the photo seem like it was taken at sunset. I also added a background into the sky which made it look like the stars are out in the photo, but just adding a low opacity background image of stars and fading the edges so it fit into the pictureFor this photo I wanted to create something new for me and use some techniques I wasn’t used to. First of all, I started by decreasing the light levels and brightness to make the image feel like it was taken at sunset. I did this by using the image editing sliders on photoshop. After this is used the light level curve editing tool to make it slightly lighter at the bottom of the image in contrast to it been darker in the top of the image. This is so it looked like there was a small amount of sunlight on the ground, but you could begin to see the stars in the sky slightly still. I then increased the exposure to make the light flare seem brighter than it was. Finally to create the starry effect in the sky I took an image from google and gave it its own layer behind the image I was editing, and I then deleted some of the image I was editing so you could see the sky through it. I the changed the opacity of the sly so that the stars were harder to see giving off the sunset impression as the suns light would make it harder to see the stars
- 4. In this image, I wanted to create a setting in which an eclipse was happening. But I wanted to do it from an image that was completely opposite in terms of lighting and colours etc. I started off by changed the photo to black and white via my own path, not using a photoshop filter. I used the saturation slider to decrease the saturation levels to make the scene look a lot more darker and gloomy. I also used this same technique but with the lightness slider to make the image more black to give off a sense off eeriness. To create the eclipse effect, I actually just took an image of the moon and filled it in the with paint and centred it in the sky of my main image via a separate layer so I could edit it. Before I added the moon image, I used the paintbrush tool with white paint and about 3% hardness to create white mist effect around the mood to create a sun ring effect, I then went into filter options and selected the fitting lens flare to make the image seem more realistic.
- 5. Reflection • What elements of your experiments will you include in your final product? • I will be influenced heavily by my experiments as the techniques and editing styles I used in them are ones I would like to use in my real project, here I was just testing them out to see if I was able to do them properly. I will most likely use the layering effect to edit sky's and other things if need be as it worked really well here. I will also use the hue and saturation sliders a lot as this will help me easily change the colour focus of a photo. The main strength to this was the fact that I discovered some useful techniques I am going to use in my final project which will allow me a higher grade potential. A weakness of it is that I didn’t have much time so I couldn’t explore some of the other techniques I wanted to use which means in my FMP I will have to attempt them blind which may cost me some time
Editor's Notes
- Discuss the tools and processes used in your experiments