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Josh Brown proposes a portrait photography exhibition titled "Face It" for his final project. He plans to take portrait photos of people at his school to showcase different locations. His main inspirations are photographers Lee Jefferies and Dennis Stock, whose styles he hopes to emulate. Brown provides a production schedule and budget for the project, estimating total costs of around £1044 if done professionally from scratch. He intends to exhibit the individual framed photos together once completed.
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- 1. FINAL PROPOSAL Josh brown
- 2. WHAT IS THE TOPIC? The topic I am doing for my exhibition is portrait I am doing this because this is the sector that I am most interested in. I believe that this is going to open up some great shot ideas that I hope I can capture. There a few ideas that I have already got up my sleeve and I am hoping that I can do what I have been wanting to when I get to taking the images.
- 3. WHAT IS MY EXHIBITION TITLE? Finding a name for my exhibition was hard as I wanted something that is closly related to the subject I though of a few different Ideas and wrote them down however after really looking and them and asking for advice of friends and teachers I have decided to use the name ‘Face It’ I really like this name as I have played on words with the word ‘Face’ because portrait mostly focuses on the face so I though this was by far my best idea.
- 4. WHERE WILL I TAKE THE PHOTOS? Whilst planning my exhibition and planning my shot I decided where I am going to take the images. After planning I decided that I want to take my images somewhere that I will be able to visit easy so that I wouldn’t have to travel and risk the fact I might not be able to get there so I thought that I was going to take my images in school a it easy to get to and where I spend most of my time this also means there will be lots of different locations I can use and also there will be a wide range of people I can use in my exhibition.
- 5. MY INSPIRATION? Most of my inspiration came from different portrait photographers for example the main photographer I used for most of my inspiration is lee Jefferies he is a photographer that does just portrait his images have really made me go with this topic there are also a few images that I would like to do my own interpretation of. There was also another photographer that I am really fond of and that is Dennis Stock he is also a really talented photographer, I have seen many of his photographs and have also done some research on him I would also like to do my own interpretation of some of his images in my project.
- 6. BUDGET If I was going to this all my self in real life from scratch this is roughly how much it would cost: • Camera- £370.00 • Tripod-£40.00 • SD Card-£4.00 • Frames-30.00 • Photoshop-£600.00 TOTAL= £1044.00
- 7. Date and Lesson What photos am I taking Location I will be shooting Equipment for persons I need 30/09/14 Image 1 School – science Camera,tripod,sd card 1/10/14 Image 2+3 School- field Camera,tripod,sd card 5/10/14 Image 4+5 School-field Camera,tripod,Sd card 5/10/14 Image 6 School-courts Camera,tripod,sd card PRODUCTION SCHEDULE
- 8. HOW WILL I EXHIBIT MY IMAGES? When I have taken all of my images I am planning of presenting them in individual frames and then put together I think this will look very good as they will all stand out nindividually.