The document reviews a photo shoot taken at Salford Quays to capture landscape images. It describes editing various photos to highlight skies and adjust contrast and colors. Final selected images are included with notes on editing effects like using selection tools to brighten skies or selective color adjustments. Rejected photos are also noted, for reasons like being too blurry or having too much clutter. Lessons on composition and different editing techniques to experiment with next are discussed.

1. Photo Shoot Review
Unit 57: Photography and
Photographic Practice
Task 4 Selection of final images &
review

2. Aim of Shoot
For my photography unit I went to Salford Quays to take some landscape picture. I
looked for things that were eye catching and that would make my pictures stand
out.

3. Description of shoot
I went to the Salford Quays to take photo’s of the buildings like
the Lowry Theatre and the Imperial War Museum and the two
bridges.

4. Editing effects
I highlighted the sky and made it
brighter so it stood out more. I also
made the contrast on the quays
brighter and left the buildings and the
bridge the same.

5. Final Images
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6. Editing effects
• For this image I used the magic
wand tool to highlight the sky
and made it brighter then I
used the hue/satuation to
make it appear purple. Before After

7. Capture log
• Shutter Speed 1/1000 sec.
• Aperture F/6.7
• ISO ISO-80
• Camera maker Panasonic
• Cameral model DMC-F4

8. Editing effects
For this picture I high
lighted the sky and used
the magic wand tool to
make it brighter then I put
the contrast up.

9. Editing effects
For this image I used
selective colour and
moved the different
colours around which
made the picture the
colours it is now.

10. Rejected Images
• The reason I didn’t choose this is
because there's too much going
on in the photo.
• This picture came out blurry and
there is also too much going on
in this photo.
I would of liked
• to
choose this
photo but it was
too dark even
though the sky
looks nice.

11. Aims for next project
• I used the rule of thirds in this shoot which
helped me when taking photos.
• The next project I do I will use the
techniques I didn’t use in this one for that.