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The document discusses photo selections for a contents page and front cover. The author chose the middle image for the contents page because the person looks more relaxed than in the last image. They selected the last image for the contents page as well because it has an unusual pose where the person is not looking at the camera, unlike other images. They also chose the last image as a potential front cover photo because they liked the pose.
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The first project uses collage techniques to create an image of a person integrated into different scenes from a tram museum by copying and pasting parts of photos.
The second project experiments with double exposure techniques by overlaying photos of trees and birds. Improvements like changing the photos are discussed.
The third and best project again uses double exposure, overlaying multiple photos of blue birds to create a colorful image. Exposure details are provided and it is analyzed for how it fulfills the theme of discovery.
Photos
This document discusses the selection and use of images for a hip-hop music front cover and contents page. It describes choosing an image that shows a relaxed model with shadowing on his face to match the bright and dark theme. Another image of Macklemore was selected for the contents page as it looks more serious and suits hip-hop. A third image was used for a double page spread, with strong backlighting and a pose that looks like deep thought to symbolize the featured quotation.
Draft layouts for poster
The document outlines the process of drafting a movie poster over multiple iterations. It describes changes made to the layout, images, and text in each draft to improve the creepy and unsettling vibe for a horror film genre. The final draft features a dark image, text styled like horror movie magazine advertisements, and a billing block designed to look more professional based on real movie posters. The document shows an effort to refine the design elements and test different options to create an effective poster that suits the horror genre.
Eval2
The document summarizes the student's experimental photography project. They intended to use high speed photography with paint and water but could not access equipment. They produced two final images using out-of-focus and photomontage techniques with bold colors. The first image features a blurred flower on water. The second features colored stripes made using selection tools and hue/saturation adjustments. Both images meet the theme of experimenting with color and techniques like blurring and photomontage. The student believes the images could be improved with additional techniques like photomontage or using different subjects.
Photos
The document contains notes from a student discussing photos they took for a music magazine project. For the cover photo, they selected a mid-shot that fits conventions and allows the scene and attitude to come through. They also chose a photo for a double page spread that has "nose room." Photos of the artist playing guitar or tilted away were rejected as not fitting the desired image. Other photos were considered for the contents page based on angles, lighting, and how they fit conventions of being rebellious or powerful.
EXPERIMENTAL PHOTOGRAPHY- TASK 6 (EVALUATION)
The document summarizes the process of creating a trio of experimental photographs based on the theme of life and death. For the first photo, the model's face was painted before being photographed to portray death as dark. Issues arose in connecting the photos due to inconsistent angles and scales. The second photo aimed to portray death positively and used pastels and acrylic paints. Dark filters made details hard to see. The third photo depicted hands reaching to leave meaning ambiguous and used pastels on reprinted photo paper with Photoshop editing.
Original photographs
The document contains evaluations of multiple original photographs for use in a magazine. Several photos of a female subject are considered for the front cover and contents page, with one praised for its interesting composition but noted facial expression could be a problem. Other photos of a guitarist are reviewed, with one favored for its clear background suitable for additional images and text. A final photo of a smiling male subject is selected for a double page spread based on direct eye contact, appropriate prop, and resemblance to professional band photos.
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Table of Contents Photoshoot
- 2. These pictures have been taken before while taking pictures for double page spread and front cover (smiley faces means I will be using the pictures)
- 3. I will be using all the raving images
- 4. I was told to not use the same person twice on my contents page. So I decided to go for the middle one as I wanted different types of shot. The first one is a long shot and I have got a lot of images which are long shot. So I had to pick from the middle and the last I decided to go for the middle as she looks more relaxed and realistic. Whereas the last one looks like she is trying too hard.
- 5. I decided to go for the first one from comparing it to the middle it looks more appealing and I don't have a pose like this whereas the middle pose is similar to my double page spread image. I also picked the last image as it looks unusual and this image is not looking into the camera whereas all my other images are.
- 6. I didn't pick the first image as I already have a image of her and so cant use it again. I am going to use the last two for my contents page. I like the middle image as their is a R&B artist in it and it looks realistic. The last image was picked as well as I wanted a image for my front cover image and I like this pose.