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Wednesday 27 April 2011
Future Of Crawley - My Pictures
Picture 1 : Hoodie Take-over
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Monday 24 January 2011
Task 1.6
What is Royalty-free license by Wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royalty-free
• 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/135/155/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royalty-free
• 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/135/155/
Wednesday 10 November 2010
Wednesday 3 November 2010
Wednesday 6 October 2010
Fashion Photography
Application
Fashion photography has been around for many years and is now more shocking and inventive than ever beofore. Photography of this type is always wanting some thing new and inovative and can push the photographers to extremelenghts to produce photographs. Fashion photography plays a huge part in the world we live in today as it effects what the UK and the world wears and sets many fashion trends.
Fashion photography is and has been brought to us to sell and exploit fashion but also the idea of beauty through clothes and the people wearing them.
Context
Techniques
There are many different techniques that were and are still being used.
Photo manipulation is one of the key topics that are discused and up roar over. Manipulation can be anything from changing the body shape, facial features, hair and even colour.
The other side of photo manipulation is that of whats in the picture apart from the model. Backgrounds and surroundings can trick the eye of thousands, and what looks to be real may actually be at the imagination of the photographer. A photographer can add and remove whatever they do and dont want in the pictureand is quite often done.
The overall set up of the picture is a key part of the pictue. Studio setup is important with this sort of photography because in a studio the picture is captured, taken and created is in a controlled enviroment. There is the option of taking this sort of photography outside but then the photographer hasthe challenge of capturing the surrounding at a point where its fits into what they are trying to create.
Fashion photography is and has been brought to us to sell and exploit fashion but also the idea of beauty through clothes and the people wearing them.
Context
Techniques
There are many different techniques that were and are still being used.
Photo manipulation is one of the key topics that are discused and up roar over. Manipulation can be anything from changing the body shape, facial features, hair and even colour.
The other side of photo manipulation is that of whats in the picture apart from the model. Backgrounds and surroundings can trick the eye of thousands, and what looks to be real may actually be at the imagination of the photographer. A photographer can add and remove whatever they do and dont want in the pictureand is quite often done.
The overall set up of the picture is a key part of the pictue. Studio setup is important with this sort of photography because in a studio the picture is captured, taken and created is in a controlled enviroment. There is the option of taking this sort of photography outside but then the photographer hasthe challenge of capturing the surrounding at a point where its fits into what they are trying to create.
Wednesday 29 September 2010
Portraite Pictures
Application
Under application it is important to discuss the history of this type of photography and to use examples form past and present.
Where there any major dates or events that moved this style forwards?
Are there any individual people that have influenced this type of photography?
Over the many years of photography portrait pictures have been transformed from a normal family picture with everybody lined up, posing and smiling or a single person sitting and smiling it has moved on to people being capture in their own environment showing their real emotions instead of smile because there was a camera.
The different style of taking a portrait picture had completely transformed how people were shown. It took picture from the persons natural environment without them posing. Portrait pictures could now contain more then just a simple traditional portrait picture to a whole new option where emotions, and events could be shown through.
In the 60's Diane Arbus was quite well known for taking picture of people in everyday life but making sure the subject was not posing or putting on an act in front of the camera so you could really see who the person was and capturing them from a more natural perspective.
Diane Arbus, shown, is the photographer who moved photography forwards with her idea of capturing people in their own environments and not posing. She made portrait pictures become more but showing and exposing people for what they really are.
Context
Under the context section list and describe each of the contexts that we the audience consume this style of image. Context is the way the photographs are displayed for example fashion photographs are displayed in magazines as well as billboards. It is important when discussing this section that you mention important changes for each context through history.
Today portrait pictures are still fairly popular and you can see them being displayed and shown to the world in many different ways. You can see them:
Techniques
Are there any techniques utilised to create images of this type? For example the way the picture is Taken, Processed, Displayed or manufactured?
How has the change in technology through history altered or changed the way that photographs of this style are produced?
* Lighting
In the beginning a portrait picture had lighting and things were set up but when the change in portrait picture happened there didn't need to be the perfect lighting as this new style within portraits was exposing people in their everyday natural life.
*Studio set up
*Techniques for catching the person unaware.
There wasnt really any percific way of catching people unaware its just the simple art of waiting and finding somebody minding their own buisness ad taking a photo of them in their natural enviorment.
*The Paper/canvas orientation that many portraits are printed
Under application it is important to discuss the history of this type of photography and to use examples form past and present.
Where there any major dates or events that moved this style forwards?
Are there any individual people that have influenced this type of photography?
Over the many years of photography portrait pictures have been transformed from a normal family picture with everybody lined up, posing and smiling or a single person sitting and smiling it has moved on to people being capture in their own environment showing their real emotions instead of smile because there was a camera.
The different style of taking a portrait picture had completely transformed how people were shown. It took picture from the persons natural environment without them posing. Portrait pictures could now contain more then just a simple traditional portrait picture to a whole new option where emotions, and events could be shown through.
In the 60's Diane Arbus was quite well known for taking picture of people in everyday life but making sure the subject was not posing or putting on an act in front of the camera so you could really see who the person was and capturing them from a more natural perspective.
Diane Arbus, shown, is the photographer who moved photography forwards with her idea of capturing people in their own environments and not posing. She made portrait pictures become more but showing and exposing people for what they really are.
Context
Under the context section list and describe each of the contexts that we the audience consume this style of image. Context is the way the photographs are displayed for example fashion photographs are displayed in magazines as well as billboards. It is important when discussing this section that you mention important changes for each context through history.
Today portrait pictures are still fairly popular and you can see them being displayed and shown to the world in many different ways. You can see them:
- On bill-boards
- Art gallaries
- Magazines, News papers and Books
- Passports, Identity Cards
Techniques
Are there any techniques utilised to create images of this type? For example the way the picture is Taken, Processed, Displayed or manufactured?
How has the change in technology through history altered or changed the way that photographs of this style are produced?
* Lighting
In the beginning a portrait picture had lighting and things were set up but when the change in portrait picture happened there didn't need to be the perfect lighting as this new style within portraits was exposing people in their everyday natural life.
*Studio set up
*Techniques for catching the person unaware.
There wasnt really any percific way of catching people unaware its just the simple art of waiting and finding somebody minding their own buisness ad taking a photo of them in their natural enviorment.
*The Paper/canvas orientation that many portraits are printed
Wednesday 22 September 2010
Photojournalism
Application
Under application it is important to discuss the history of this type of photography and to use examples form past and present.
Where there any major dates or events that moved this style forwards?
Are there any individual people that have influenced this type of photography?
There were many major dates and events that have moved this style of photography forwards and one of the major events in photography was the creation of the Leica camera which was invented in Germany in 1925. In 1933 Henri Catier-Bresson had found a spot and waited for life to move into the space, he then took his picture and had captured a 'decisive moment'.
The picture below is the picture that changed photography as we know it.
Photography has been influenced by many individual people and have influenced and created this type of photography one of the major contributes to this style was Henri Catier-Bresson. He had been going out into the cities around the 1930's and taking photos but he revolutionised photography with his decisive moment images. Robert Cappa was another revolutionary photographer who went out into the war as a photojournalist on the front lines risking his life for his photography. Former solider Tony Vaccaro became a photographer whilst out in the war and took pictures from his possition in he war.
Below is a pictue of the Leica camera.
Context
Under the context section list and describe each of the contexts that we the audience consume this style of image. Context is the way the photographs are displayed for example fashion photographs are displayed in magazines as well as billboards. It is important when discussing this section that you mention important changes for each context through history.
Techniques
Are there any techniques utilised to create images of this type? For example the way the picture is Taken, Processed, Displayed or manufactured?
How has the change in technology through history altered or changed the way that photographs of this style are produced?
The technology of cameras had changed through history and it affected the way photography's of this style were produced and the Leica camera has to be one of the main changes. The new design enabled the photographer to see with one eye and look through the camera with the other, which meant that with the other eye could look out onto the world.
Under application it is important to discuss the history of this type of photography and to use examples form past and present.
Where there any major dates or events that moved this style forwards?
Are there any individual people that have influenced this type of photography?
There were many major dates and events that have moved this style of photography forwards and one of the major events in photography was the creation of the Leica camera which was invented in Germany in 1925. In 1933 Henri Catier-Bresson had found a spot and waited for life to move into the space, he then took his picture and had captured a 'decisive moment'.
The picture below is the picture that changed photography as we know it.
Photography has been influenced by many individual people and have influenced and created this type of photography one of the major contributes to this style was Henri Catier-Bresson. He had been going out into the cities around the 1930's and taking photos but he revolutionised photography with his decisive moment images. Robert Cappa was another revolutionary photographer who went out into the war as a photojournalist on the front lines risking his life for his photography. Former solider Tony Vaccaro became a photographer whilst out in the war and took pictures from his possition in he war.
Below is a pictue of the Leica camera.
Context
Under the context section list and describe each of the contexts that we the audience consume this style of image. Context is the way the photographs are displayed for example fashion photographs are displayed in magazines as well as billboards. It is important when discussing this section that you mention important changes for each context through history.
Techniques
Are there any techniques utilised to create images of this type? For example the way the picture is Taken, Processed, Displayed or manufactured?
How has the change in technology through history altered or changed the way that photographs of this style are produced?
The technology of cameras had changed through history and it affected the way photography's of this style were produced and the Leica camera has to be one of the main changes. The new design enabled the photographer to see with one eye and look through the camera with the other, which meant that with the other eye could look out onto the world.
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