Evaluation part 3
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The document provides feedback on a student's photography exhibition and evaluation. It summarizes the edits made to 6 photos in the exhibition, including darkening colors in a handprint photo, adding blue to a tree trunk photo, and applying a thermal effect to a mouse photo. The feedback from a questionnaire is also presented, noting the variety of subjects, need for better focus, and that some preferred the raindrop photo while others disliked the plug socket photo. In general, the feedback helped the student identify aspects of their work that could be improved.
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The student evaluated their photography unit project, which focused on macro photographs after being unable to capture desired landscape shots due to illness. They titled their exhibition "Big world, small life" and learned macro photography techniques from inspiration photographer Damon Clarke. The student borrowed equipment to take close-up macro shots around their school and home, editing some photos in black and white to draw attention to specific parts with selective color. Feedback on their photos was mostly positive, praising the rose bud and eye photos most, while noting room for improvement on the eye photo's fit with the wildlife theme and skin color overlap from editing.
Task 2
1) The document discusses different experimental photography styles including out of focus images, movement, reflections, and photo montages.
2) For out of focus images, the photographer took blurry photos of books in the library to showcase the blurry outlines and popping colors. For movement photos, long shutter speeds captured blurred images of people walking.
3) Reflection photos were captured at angles to show reflected scenes. The best photo montage combined scattered individual photos to create a rough collage-like finished image.
Evaluation
Jordan Wardle created photographs for an exhibition that included macro and abstract images. Their favorite photos were an eye with stars edited in and an image of Matt with his eye and mouth covered. Most feedback indicated these photos were well edited. The fence photo was seen as the least interesting since it was not edited. Suggestions were made to edit the fence photo in black and white or change its colors. The baseball and eye/mouth photos were said to have benefited most from editing. Overall Jordan was pleased with the exhibition but would focus more on abstract photos if they did the project again.
Photography experiments
Hannah Mizen experimented with out-of-focus photography by taking photos of everyday items around her college with an out-of-focus effect. She found that some subjects like lights looked effective blurred while others did not, and that colors blending together worked well. Messing with aperture and shutter speed changed the sharpness of focus. She also experimented with movement photography using the zoom technique and capturing movement with a stationary camera, finding zoom worked better but was limited, while movement photos had more potential. In reflections photography, she found subtle reflections and experimented with lighting and depth of field but felt the subject matter of reflections was not very interesting.
Evaluation
Brandon Parker created 3 experimental photographs. The first used a reflection in a river to create symmetry. He added stars from a stock image. The second used lighting and himself as a shadow to create a dream-like effect. The third layered rain drops and lights reflecting in water to add effects. While each had their own theme, an overarching theme was not fully realized due to time constraints. Overall, the images experimented with editing techniques to manipulate photographs in unconventional ways.
Experiments evidence template
This document summarizes Stephanie Westerman's experimental photography project. It describes three experiments: out of focus photos taken by changing the aperture setting to blur the images; a Hockney-style photo collage of a periodic table created by combining multiple photos that was influenced by Bela Borsodi's work; and motion blur photos where changing the camera setting to AV enabled the background to blur while keeping the foreground in focus. The author notes that low light was an issue for the Hockney photo and plans to use brighter lighting for future experiments. Overall, the document outlines three experimental photography techniques explored and lessons learned.
Unit 9 evaluation
The student chose to do their photography exhibition on landscape photos taken at Kingfisher Lake, which is near their home. They struggled to get good photos when practicing at their school. They were inspired by photographer and YouTuber Ben Brown and his landscape photos. The student used a Canon EOS 600D SLR camera, tripod, and SD card, which they were familiar with. They chose not to edit the photos so the natural beauty would be shown accurately. Overall, the student was pleased with how the photos turned out, though the weather could have been better. They felt the project helped improve their photography skills like framing.
Unit 9 evaluation
The student chose to do their photography exhibition on landscape photos taken at Kingfisher Lake, which is near their home. They struggled to get good photos when practicing at their school. They were inspired by photographer and YouTuber Ben Brown and his landscape photos. The student used a Canon EOS 600D SLR camera, tripod, and SD card, which they were familiar with. They chose not to edit the photos so the natural beauty would be shown accurately. Overall, the student was pleased with how the photos turned out, though they learned they could improve variety for future projects.
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The document summarizes a photography student's photo shoot and editing project at Salford Quays. The student took various photos during the day and night, then selected some to edit in Photoshop. Two of the edited images are described, noting how brightness and contrast were adjusted. The student also discusses some unedited rejected images and aims to improve planning, preparation, and time management for future projects.
Experiments evidence template
This document summarizes several photography experiments conducted by the author to practice different techniques:
1. For shutter speed, the author adjusted the shutter speed to 1.3 seconds and captured some ghosting effects but the images were slightly out of focus.
2. For out of focus images, the author intentionally did not focus the camera and captured some out of focus shots, with the camera shot being the strongest example.
3. For reflections, the author captured reflections in surfaces like glass and found the gum bin reflection to be the clearest example.
4. For photomontage, the author combined 10 photos of a car into one image from a changed perspective, but found room for improvement in subject
3. fmp production experiments
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.
Photo shoot
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The student decided to do a landscape photography exhibition after taking practice photos and finding that landscape images looked easy to capture and their practice shots came out well. They were inspired by the work of photographer Charlie Waite and found example images on his website. To create the project, they used a Canon 600D camera, Veblen tripod, and large memory card to take multiple shots and select the best ones. The photos required no editing as they were of good quality and size already. Through the project, the student learned new photography locations and techniques for framing shots. The strengths of their photos included good scenery, angles, and contrast, though some shots were too close up or lacked landscape scale. Overall, the student was
Review of portrait images
The photographer conducted a portrait photo shoot to select images for her magazine. She wanted natural portraits and took photos both outside and in the college photography room without a tripod or formal shoot plan. From the images, she chose her final portraits based on composition, lighting, and drawing the eye to the subject. In editing, she adjusted hue, saturation and color balance to make the images look more professional with a warmer tone for her magazine cover. She rejected some images due to glare or being too dark/blurry and plans to improve future shoots with a better shoot plan and lighting adjustments.
Evaluation
The document describes the student's process for creating a macro photography exhibition called "Zoom into Nature". They got inspiration from professional photographer Randy Crossley and decided to focus on macro photography after borrowing a macro lens. They took photos in their garden using this lens. Some photos required editing in Photoshop to adjust brightness and levels since they were taken in dull, rainy conditions. The student learned new photography and editing skills and was pleased with the final results, though they wish they had captured some missed opportunities more clearly. They provided examples of editing an eye photo and enjoyed the project but think they could improve the layout next time.
Image manipulation- Clara Barroso
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The document describes Laura McKiernan's photography techniques exhibition project. She chose to use macro, landscape, wildlife, and portrait techniques in her exhibition. She edited most photos in Photoshop, applying effects like black and white, highlighting colors, and cropping. Her favorite photo was number 4, a flower she highlighted in color on a black and white background. Feedback on her exhibition was positive, praising her photos and editing skills while offering some suggestions on theme and further editing.
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2:同时对留学生所学专业登记给予评定
3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
4:这个认证书并且可以归档倒地方
5:凡事获得留信网入网的信息将会逐步更新到个人身份内，将在公安局网内查询个人身份证信息后，同步读取人才网入库信息
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- 1. Uni t 9 Photograpy EVALUATION PART 3: FEEDBACK
- 3. MY PHOTOS: HANDPRINT For this photo I wanted to darken the colours because it makes it a bit easier to see the handprint a little bit more clearly.
- 4. SKY For this photo I didn’t really wanted to change the picture massively since it was quite a good photo in its own.
- 5. TREE TRUNK For this picture of a tree trunk it tried to mix a different colour to the picture so for this picture I attempted to mix some blue into it a bit.
- 6. MOUSE For this photo I was experimenting with different effects on Photoshop and I decided to have this thermal or heat seeking effect which makes it definitely stand out from the others.
- 7. PLUG SOCKET In this photo I didn’t really need to go far to take this photo and I notice that this on its own didn’t exactly look good so I decided to increase the contrast to make it look better.
- 8. RAINDROP For this photo I thought that it was a bit too dark so I decided to increase the brightness.
- 9. REFLECTION ON MY RESULTS FROM QUESTIONNAIRE The questionnaire showed me that I had good variety of al l the di f ferent places I could take photos. Also that I had a good idea of what photos to take and how to improve them whi le editing. Some people actually preferred the photo of the raindrop on the leaf . Most people bel ieved that I could improve the focus on the camera whi lst taking the photo and bel ieved that I could of c o n t ro l l e d i t a l ot b e t te r. S ome p e o p le ’ s l e a s t f avo u r ite p h oto was the picture of the plug in its socket. Overall the feedback from my photos did help me out a lot as I wa s n ’ t e n t i r e ly s u r e o n wh a t to improve on.