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This document contains 4 sections by Sehrish Jabeen describing images used for a double page spread documentary. The first section describes cropping an image in Photoshop to focus on the subject. The second and third sections discuss brightening dark images of a witness and headteacher in Photoshop. The final section explains including a disability sign to represent the documentary's focus on physical disability.
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The document describes the process of creating poster designs for a film project. Photos were taken of the film cast and manipulated in Photoshop. Effects like changing colors, adjusting brightness and contrast, and removing backgrounds were used. Photos were placed in polaroid frames which were combined and edited. Text will be added to complete the poster designs.
Test Shots
This document contains test shots and notes for improving photos for a magazine cover and double page spread. For the cover shot, the photographer suggests having the model look directly at the camera, enhancing lighting and shadows on her face, and blurring and darkening the background. For the double page spread, they want to ensure the full face is visible and will blur and adjust the background lighting.
New evaluation fmp completed
This document provides a final evaluation by Olivia Singleton of her major project exploring the themes of ADHD and Angel/Devil through photographs of her brother. It includes descriptions and "before and after" editing comparisons of 4 images in each theme category. For the ADHD images, Olivia discusses how they portray difficulty paying attention, restlessness, impatience, and overactive behavior. For the Angel/Devil images, she evaluates photos depicting an attendant spirit, exemplary conduct, a supernatural being, and innocence. Olivia reflects on her skills developed through editing the images in Photoshop and how well the final products matched her original intentions.
Task 1 work sheet 2
The document summarizes and analyzes the photography work of Carlos Quevedo. It discusses 4 images by Quevedo that feature women and have symbolic elements added through photo manipulation. All the images hide parts of the subjects' faces and bodies and use lighting and composition techniques. The analysis praises Quevedo's professional photo editing skills while noting minor flaws in shading. Overall, the reviewer expresses appreciation for Quevedo's style and a desire to apply techniques to their own work.
Final images
The document describes several images the author edited and created using Photoshop. For two stadium images, the author combined them and changed the layer style to "screen". For a club photo, the author used the rubber tool to remove edges and added grain to make it stand out. The author cropped a man from a background, added colors and effects, and used small versions on the contents page. To make a DJ stand out on the magazine cover, the author cropped and brightened her, adding an outer glow and increasing brightness and contrast. The author erased around one image to blend it with another background and changed the layer style when combining the images. A cropped image was used as a CD cover background with font copied from the magazine
6. FMP Production Reflection
George Wetton reflects on creating movie posters for a film production class. He shot photos of himself in costume using a studio space and equipment. For the nun poster, he posed in a nun costume and used lighting to cast shadows on his face. In Photoshop, he placed the photo on a black backdrop and added a title with splattered blood effects. The process summary describes editing photos and elements in Photoshop to create a creepy horror poster promoting "that scary nun lady".
Magazine cover
The document discusses photos taken of Dom to represent schizophrenia for a film poster or magazine cover. Several photos were deemed inappropriate: one was just of Dom's cheek, another was blurry, and one captured too much of his face. The selected photos include one of each side of Dom's face and one where he is screaming, to express the emotions of the character. Inspiration was drawn from YouTube videos and seeing The Woman in Black play, which helped capture the mood needed.
Image
This document summarizes the editing process for images used in a magazine. It describes cropping and editing the front cover image to focus on the subjects and make their clothing match. Images for the contents page were also edited, such as increasing brightness and contrast, switching to black and white, and changing backgrounds and clothing colors. The same edited images were used for the double page spread to relate it to the contents page.
Photography presentation assignment 3
This document contains information about a photography assignment where the author edited various photos from London using Photoshop. It discusses six photos the author edited by applying effects like black and white, adding/changing colors, and adjusting lighting and shadows. It also contains tips for street photography including getting groups of people and using different camera settings. Finally, it discusses some ethical considerations for street photographers such as getting permission before photographing people and avoiding invading people's privacy.
Chosen i mages one
This document discusses the editing of images for inclusion in a magazine. The author edited images in Photoshop to improve quality and make them more professional. Some images required cropping, adjusting levels and contrast, adding color overlays, or converting to black and white. Location images sometimes needed increased brightness. The goal was to have a variety of high quality, edited images that would appeal to the target audience for the magazine.
Construction
The document discusses how the author used various editing tools like Taaz, Ipiccy, and photo editing software to edit images for a magazine cover. Some of the edits included cutting out backgrounds, adjusting facial features, changing skin tones, making subjects appear thinner, altering eye and lip colors, improving lighting and image quality, and creating a magazine masthead.
Construction
The document discusses how the author used various editing tools and software like Taaz, Ipiccy, and Photoshop to edit images for a magazine cover. This included cutting out backgrounds, adjusting facial features, changing skin tones, improving lighting and image quality, making models look thinner, altering eye and lip colors, and creating a masthead. The edits were intended to prepare the images for the magazine cover by improving qualities like lighting and making subjects stand out more.
Evaluation obama
Tom Fearon chose to recreate a portrait of Barack Obama because it seemed like an easy subject to capture. He had a classmate take his photo in front of a plain wall. While the process was straightforward, the results were blurry and from a different angle than the original photo. This made it difficult to edit the recreation to match the high quality of the original portrait. Overall, Tom was not pleased with his recreation and felt he could have done better with a different subject.
Obsession Test Poster
The document describes the process of creating a movie poster mockup. It discusses choosing fonts, finding online images, conducting a photoshoot with adjustments to lighting and using a hat, cropping and editing the photos, adding text elements, and blending the image into the background to create a sense of the character hiding in darkness. The goal was to experiment with techniques that could be applied to the final poster design.
Production - Production Experiments
The document describes three photo editing experiments using tools in Photoshop. In the first experiment, the author used the blur tool to blur out surrounding trees and focus attention on bears in the photo. In the second experiment, tools like the dodge tool, sharpen tool and blur tool were used to make a photo of a lion and cat look brighter, more sketchy and comical. In the third experiment, the dodge tool was used to brighten a photo of birds and the blur tool was used to slightly blur surrounding grass and bushes to focus on the birds.
Photoshop 12
The document describes the steps taken to complete three Photoshop experiments: placing an image inside text, blending photos, and ghosting an image. For the first experiment, the writer selected a scenery photo, created layers, added text on top, and used the clipping mask tool to fit the image inside the letters. For blending photos, the tutorial showed how to combine two images subtly. In the final experiment, the ghosting tutorial taught how to stretch and blur an image to achieve a horror-style effect. The writer provided the starting images, tutorials used, and final outcomes for each experiment.
Proof of original imagery
The document discusses the selection and editing of images for a magazine poster and layout. It provides reasoning for including or excluding various photos based on factors like posing, lighting, expression, style fit, and ability to incorporate graphic elements. Key images were chosen for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread due to qualities like eye contact, posture, persona portrayal, and lighting quality.
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Images used for DPS
- 1. Sehrish Jabeen Images for Double Page Spread This image is of the Rebecca, the individual who we have based our documentary on; the shot is a medium shot that was taken at eye level. Above you can see what the picture was when I first took it and what it was like when I cropped it. Using Photoshop, I used the crop tool and cut out the bits I didn’t want, like the individual in the background.
- 2. Sehrish Jabeen This is an image of the witness, she works at the college and has a physically disability. I used her in the double page spread because in the article I mentioned how she is part of the documentary and what her thoughts are regarding the topic I decided to do (physical disability). The image I took of her was very dark, so I used Photoshop to brighten it up so that it was visible and didn’t make the double page spread look dull. Above I have showed how I used Photoshop to make the images brighter.
- 3. Sehrish Jabeen I used an image of the headteacher, Paul, as I talked about his views in the article. The image I took of him was very dark, so I used Photoshop to brighten it up so that it was visible and didn’t make the double page spread look dull. Above I have showed how I used Photoshop to make the images brighter.
- 4. Sehrish Jabeen I used a disability sign, as the topic is about physical disability and the article itself mentions physical disability constantly which is why I included a sign.