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Title of shoot: In Transition from Drugs
Name of student: Alex Armstrong
Date of shoot: 30/11/10
Time of shoot: 3pm
Location details/directions:
I am going to be taking photos from different angles on various ramps of my model smoking
Props:
Joint
Talent:
My good friend, Marie Mead and for the odd photo Shaun Piper
Description of location: (Please explain what the picture is about)
Skate park, contains ramps and dips, which allows me to take photos from various angles
Lighting, Daylight or Artificial light
Artificial light
Additional information about how the photo will be shot: Filters, Tripod, Fast slow shutter speed etc
fast shutter speed to capture the smoke
Equipment needed
Fuji Fine Pix camera
Wednesday 24 November 2010
Wednesday 17 November 2010
In Transition - Treatment
In Transition
I want to show transition through drugs and how you go from perhaps a state of feeling low, to the "high" feeling you can achieve after smoking weed, i will show this in my photography by showing the change that my models feel mentally, to also how they are physically, using the skate park ramps to show that sense of being high or low. I am basing some ideas on the Larry Clark work, and i want to show how drugs can become a major part of someone's life, and having to keep the habit of your addiction to yourself and other addicts. Example of Larry Clark work below.
For this production i will need a Fuji Fine Pix camera, then i may need photoshop after to touch up any errors or show the effects of the drugs more to show the style that i want. In order to hire the equipment needed, the camera would cost about £25 per day. For my project, i am using my friends as models, which they have agreed to do for me already. The use if drugs may break moral ights, because it may offend people. The pictures will be presented in a powerpoint that will be projected onto a board.
I want to show transition through drugs and how you go from perhaps a state of feeling low, to the "high" feeling you can achieve after smoking weed, i will show this in my photography by showing the change that my models feel mentally, to also how they are physically, using the skate park ramps to show that sense of being high or low. I am basing some ideas on the Larry Clark work, and i want to show how drugs can become a major part of someone's life, and having to keep the habit of your addiction to yourself and other addicts. Example of Larry Clark work below.
For this production i will need a Fuji Fine Pix camera, then i may need photoshop after to touch up any errors or show the effects of the drugs more to show the style that i want. In order to hire the equipment needed, the camera would cost about £25 per day. For my project, i am using my friends as models, which they have agreed to do for me already. The use if drugs may break moral ights, because it may offend people. The pictures will be presented in a powerpoint that will be projected onto a board.
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• What is Royalty-free license by Wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royalty-free
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• What is Rights Managed license by Wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rights_Managed
• About Copyright by Wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright
• About Moral rights by Wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_rights
• Introduction to Rights & Licensing by Pro-Imaging - http://www.pro-imaging.org/content/view/164/161/
• Organiser’s Guide to the Bill of Rights by Pro-Imaging
assessments - http://www.pro-imaging.org/content/view/426/199/
Wednesday 10 November 2010
Tuesday 9 November 2010
Art Photography
Art photogrpahy is something i would consider more creative and unique than other styles of photography. Art photogrpahy could contain any number of things, from people to nature or any objects. Art photography often uses different lenses to capture an interesting style of photo, for example a wide angle lense is used to create the image below.
Art photogrpahy does not have to be of buildings and in black and white though, it could also incorperate more colourful ideas. Art photogrpahy is such a wide idea that it could be anything.
Art photogrpahy could be taken anywhere, from outside, seeing something that you think would make a wonderful photo (like the photo of the ladybird on the left), or it could be a set up studio, either inside or out, where the photogrpaher already has an idea and sets up a way to take a photograph of it. Effects can also be added to a photgraph to make it more interesting and make the display more interesting (example - below the ladybird photo on the left).
These images or shown in a number of ways, they can be posted online for people to see, or they could be shown in galleries. When they are shown in galleries they could be shown using projections, or in the standard way of putting the photograph on a wall, either straight on the wall or in a frame, depending on the style of the photo and the style of the collection in general.
Art photogrpahy does not have to be of buildings and in black and white though, it could also incorperate more colourful ideas. Art photogrpahy is such a wide idea that it could be anything.
Art photogrpahy could be taken anywhere, from outside, seeing something that you think would make a wonderful photo (like the photo of the ladybird on the left), or it could be a set up studio, either inside or out, where the photogrpaher already has an idea and sets up a way to take a photograph of it. Effects can also be added to a photgraph to make it more interesting and make the display more interesting (example - below the ladybird photo on the left).These images or shown in a number of ways, they can be posted online for people to see, or they could be shown in galleries. When they are shown in galleries they could be shown using projections, or in the standard way of putting the photograph on a wall, either straight on the wall or in a frame, depending on the style of the photo and the style of the collection in general.
Fashion Photography
Fashion photography has been a highly popular type of photography in the last century. Developed paticularly through the ages, fashion changes constantly and never grows old, it is simply given more and more exposure as technology develops through time for example magazines, television and then the internet. Fashion is a huge multi-billion dollar industry, and photography is a massive part of this, as there obviously has to be a way for people to convey thier new collection. Fashion through time has changed from very formal styles to a more casual free style of clothing, like bright psychedelic colours in the 60's combined with the mini skirts fashion. much has changed in fashion through the ages. Models being one, there's a lot of contreversy over fashion model's weight, often being pressured to wear size 0 clothing, which means practically starving themselves, as the image of what is "beautiful" has changed so drastically through the years. The photo below shows a fashion photo from the 60's.
The man who is considered the founder of fashion photography is Adolph de Meyer, he became the first official photographer for the major fashion magazine Vogue in 1913 and then worked in fashion photogrpahy untill 1922, where he worked at Vogue and Vanity Fair. Fashion magazines themselves, have always been the public's favourite way of viewing the fashion photography, often seeing thier favourite celebrities on the front covers and the models for the magazines. (Below - Vogue front cover featuring Kate Moss).
Cecil Beaton is considered a famous and succesful fashion photographer from a few decades ago, he became the photographer for British Vogue in 1931, and also worked for the magazine Vanity Fair and often took photographs of famous celebrities from Hollywood and the Royal family.
Technology is used to ensure that the quality of the photographs come out as highly as possible. The set up of the photograph set with backgrounds and lighting set up to get light at the perfect angles to see every detail needed, also if the photos wanted have a certain style it can all be set up with lighting and high quality cameras in order to achieve the perfect effect for what is desired.
The man who is considered the founder of fashion photography is Adolph de Meyer, he became the first official photographer for the major fashion magazine Vogue in 1913 and then worked in fashion photogrpahy untill 1922, where he worked at Vogue and Vanity Fair. Fashion magazines themselves, have always been the public's favourite way of viewing the fashion photography, often seeing thier favourite celebrities on the front covers and the models for the magazines. (Below - Vogue front cover featuring Kate Moss).
Cecil Beaton is considered a famous and succesful fashion photographer from a few decades ago, he became the photographer for British Vogue in 1931, and also worked for the magazine Vanity Fair and often took photographs of famous celebrities from Hollywood and the Royal family.
Technology is used to ensure that the quality of the photographs come out as highly as possible. The set up of the photograph set with backgrounds and lighting set up to get light at the perfect angles to see every detail needed, also if the photos wanted have a certain style it can all be set up with lighting and high quality cameras in order to achieve the perfect effect for what is desired.
Wednesday 3 November 2010
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