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This is my photography sketchbook so far all the work has been developed over the last 6 weeks and shows my thinking and my initial photoshoot.
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Sketchbook
- 1. Portraiture
- 3. Portraiture • Angles. • Face Metamorphosis. Arrangement: • Patterns. • Photoshopping. • Editing things on top of an image. • Use of shadows or playing with lights can change the mood of the picture. • Positions. • Dark scene. • Light scene. • Exposure.
- 4. • Jake Hicks • Sebastian Del Grosso • Annie Leibovitz • Steve McCurry • Dorothea Lange • Michael Fӓrber Photography Artists
- 5. Julia Kuzmenko • Photograph of a girl with a cross resting on her lip. • There is coloured lights reflecting off of her face. • It’s a close up image. • It gives of a very eerie feel. • Parts of her face is covered by her hair. • The girl is facing away from the camera. • Its very simple but impactful. • She looks lost in thought. • A red and dark green light lights up her face in the darkness of the room.
- 7. To create this picture I took it on portrait mode on my camera and further went and used an app, on my phone called picsart, and used the filter B&W HDR. I’ve focused on the woman more than the background, you can tell this as the background is blurry. This links with the photography I have recently been researching as it is a close up of a person who isn’t looking directly looking at the camera. Also there is some dark toned shadows which gives it a eerie feel of that the person isn’t exactly happy. I like how her hair covers parts of her face and how the background you can see in the picture is blurry. However, unlike Julia Kuzmenko I have made it black and white whereas her photo is a face highlighted with coloured lights in a dark room. To improve I could take the same picture in various locations, at different times in the day, to showcase a difference in the persons attitude in the picture. Also, I could do this to show a range of ability through my photographs.
- 8. Steve McCurry Steve is a photojournalist which is how he gets to photograph these unique people. I like how when he photographs these people he doesn’t try to change anything about the person and captures the culture and the real beauty of them in their everyday life. In other words, McCurry captures the essence of human struggles and joy in every portraiture picture that he takes while travelling.
- 9. Sebastian Del Grosso Sebastian takes a more artistic approach towards his photography by intertwining graphic digital sketches with portraiture which is very interesting. This results in a fascinating interplay that reveals intimate scenes from the photo artist’s life. Also, I like how there is only parts of the image are photoshopped with his digital sketches which gives it a very unique look which not many artist use.
- 10. Julia Kuzmenko