Terrance Stamp in Far From The Madding Crowd by Terrance Donovan.
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Manchester Trip 17th October 2016. Analysis of Terrance Donovan: Portrait Photograph of Terrance Stamp in Far From The Madding Crowd, July 1966.
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Evaluation Question 1
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Question 1
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- 1. Found in the ‘Vogue 100: A Century in Style’ exhibition in Manchester’s City Gallery, within the 1960s section of the exhibition. Properties of the Photograph: - Strong use of the light beaming onto the actor’s face making the actor, the main focus point of the photograph. - The contrast was well planned to make the composition eye- catching, as the ‘black’ colour background is representing the negative space. In which the black fades into the ‘white’ colour in which is representing the positive space of the photograph. - The dark parts of the photograph only highlights the actor’s face which makes the photograph powerful and have an in depth message to the viewer. - The scale of the photograph on the vintage bromide print is clearly balance between the monochromes used and the relationship between the close-up camera shot of Terrance Stamp, and the distance, he is from the camera. My personal interpretation to this photograph is that the black and white contrast is the reason why the photograph of Terrance Stamp is eye- catching, and has an in-depth, powerful message. As the photograph highlights the young age of the actor in one of his first films. Title: Terrance Stamp in For From The Madding Crowd. By Terrance Donovan, July 1966. Printed on Vintage Bromide Print. Medium: Black and White Portrait Photograph on the actor being photographed on location for the film.