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The document describes four different page layout designs: 1) A 3x3 grid with an image on the right side and text wrapped around it. 2) A 5x4 grid with a larger image at the top left and text in columns below. 3) A 6x3 grid with text spread across three columns and a black and white image spanning four columns at the top. 4) A final 3x3 grid with overlapping black and white images on the left and text on the right, layered with transparent tattoo images behind the text. This layout is preferred as it is more visually interesting.
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Task 3
This document contains summaries of three photography techniques:
3D photography can be created in Photoshop by removing the red channel, which gives photographs a 3D effect that looks better with 3D glasses. Multiple exposure involves overlaying two or more photos to create ghostly or mirrored images, such as a forest backdrop with a woman's face in front. High speed photography captures very fast movements, like cannonballs or strawberries being shot, that the human eye cannot see by taking many frames per second to reduce motion blur.
Task 2 powerpoint
The document summarizes the student's reflections on an experimental photography assignment. It discusses several types of photographs the student took, including reflections, movement, out of focus shots, and Hockney-style photomontages. For the reflections, the student felt one candid shot through glass came out best. For movement photos, they liked two blurry shots with lights and of a person walking. The out of focus photos were a challenge to make look professional. For the photomontages, the student felt the one combining gallery photos looked most like David Hockney's work and was most successful. Overall, the student felt they could improve by planning shots better and taking more photos for each technique.
Task 1
Erik Johansson is a Swedish photographer born in 1985 who works with modern techniques like Photoshop. His style is non-traditional and contemporary. Some of his work is commercial for advertisements appearing on billboards and posters. He has done advertising work for companies in the Middle East.
Chema Madoz is a Spanish photographer known for his surrealist black and white photographs from the 1980s. He uses everyday objects to make them appear as something else through lighting and placement. His work is considered traditional as it does not use modern editing techniques.
Clarence John Laughlin was an American photographer born in 1905 who was influenced by his difficult childhood. He is known for his surrealist layered black and white
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The student conducted an experimental photography project aimed at capturing human emotions. They took photos of a model attempting to display emotions like happiness, sadness, fear and anger, but found the expressions looked fake. They then experimented with editing the photos in Photoshop, applying effects like changing layers to multiply or subtract and adjusting opacity. This allowed them to highlight certain features or add color. The final images combined two or four photos with 3D blending effects to show differences in emotion. While the photos did not turn out as hoped due to the model's limited emotional range, the editing effects produced interesting results.
Photographs
The document discusses a photographer testing out different photography techniques using their sister as a model. They took sample photos against a cream wall with flash to better light the subject. The photographer found the bottom left photo looked better due to the lighting and angle. They also tried different editing techniques like 3D effects, overlapping photos with different blend modes, and positioning layers to better show emotions. However, the last set of photos were of poorer quality since the model was tired and distracted, so better conditions are needed for more successful photos.
Photographs
The document discusses test photographs taken of the author's sister to practice photography techniques. It analyzes several photographs with different lighting, angles, and facial expressions. The author experiments with editing the photographs using layer blending, 3D effects, and overlapping multiple photos to depict different emotions. The goal is to learn techniques that can make emotions appear more natural and faces stand out against backgrounds for the author's real photography project.
Task 3
Multiple exposure involves imposing two or more exposures in a single image. This technique allows effects like ghost images or combining images with different exposures. The example uses a portrait of a woman combined with an image of a forest, allowing both subjects to be visible.
High speed photography captures very fast phenomena by taking photos rapidly to reduce motion blur. It is used by the military to study weapons and scientists to examine physical processes. One early example from 1856 captured cannonballs in flight at an exposure of 1/50th of a second, an impressive speed for the time. The example shows a strawberry with parts flying off after being shot, revealing details not visible to the naked eye.
Task 2 powerpoint
The document summarizes the student's reflections on an experimental photography assignment. It discusses several types of photographs the student took, including reflections, movement, out of focus shots, and Hockney-style photomontages. For the reflections, the student felt one candid shot through glass came out best. For movement photos, they liked two blurry shots with lights and of a person walking. The out of focus images could have been improved with more interesting subjects beyond cars. The student felt the photomontage in the art gallery came out looking most like Hockney's work, with layered photographs.
Task 4
This document discusses using photography to capture emotions at different stages of the day through self-reflection. It proposes three photography ideas to depict self-discovery and changing emotions: 1) Using a mirror to show a sad reflection despite a happy face, 2) Hanging masks behind a subject to represent choosing emotions, 3) Photographing a subject holding their face as a mask changes emotions. The ideas aim to show that emotions are just masks hiding deeper feelings and that journeys of emotion are changing.
Task 1 analysing exiting products and adverts
This document summarizes and compares advertisements and marketing strategies for several energy drink brands, including Irn Bru, Relentless, Monster, and Rockstar.
The summaries discuss the use of color schemes, imagery, slogans, and celebrity endorsements in print and television ads. Both Monster and Rockstar websites maintain the same colors and logos as their cans to maintain brand consistency. Monster sponsors video games and extreme sports to target younger male audiences. Relentless uses a rapper in a music video to appeal to those seeking recognition.
The analyses suggest the brands primarily aim their marketing at males ages 16-30, as this demographic is most likely to engage with bright colors, competitions, and celebrity endorsements when
Flat plans pp
The document outlines plans for a poster to raise awareness for the charity SASH. It will include the SASH logo, a large photograph taken by the author, information about homelessness from research and questionnaires, and the contact details for SASH at the bottom in case anyone needs them. The photograph is intended to draw people's attention and encourage them to read more about the issue.
Task 4
The document discusses ideas for a photography project about self-discovery and emotions. It proposes three photo concepts: 1) A person appearing happy in a mirror but sad in the reflection, showing emotions can be hidden. 2) A person with a blank expression and masks of different emotions behind them, showing emotions are masks. 3) Timelapse photos of a person holding face masks that change emotions, showing the journey of changing emotions. The photos would be in black and white to better convey feelings and details of emotion.
Task 2
The document summarizes the student's reflections on an experimental photography assignment exploring different techniques. For reflections photographs, the student felt one candid shot through glass was most successful as it was natural and kept the subject in focus while blurring the background. Issues with other reflection shots included poor lighting and movement. For movement photographs, the student liked two blurry shots where the camera or subject was in motion as it captured the effect well. The student felt out-of-focus shots were difficult but liked one where raindrops added interest, though colors could be improved. Overall, the student felt playing with settings like shutter speed and editing photos in Photoshop could improve their experimental photography.
Task 1
Erik Johansson is a Swedish photographer born in 1985 who works with modern techniques like Photoshop. His style is non-traditional and contemporary. Some of his work is commercial for advertisements appearing on billboards and posters. He has done some advertising work for companies in the Middle East.
Chema Madoz is a Spanish photographer known for his surrealist black and white photographs from the 1980s. He uses everyday objects to make them look like something else through lighting and positioning. His work is considered more traditional as it does not use modern editing techniques.
Clarence John Laughlin was an American photographer born in 1905 who was influenced by his difficult childhood. He is known for his surrealist layered black
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- 3. 6x3 This layout is a 6x3 grid, instead of having the text just down a single column, I decided to put the copy across three, I think this way look better as it makes the text easier to read and easier to follow. The image I chose to change to black and white because I think it looked better and also made the image equal to four columns and across the top in the middle.
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