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Photo: #2
Objective 3: Elements and Principles of Design
2. Perspective and depth: The contrast between the bright and dark lighting gives depth to the photo. The different hints of lighting throughout the image give a sort of 3D look. The ISO and aperture were adjusted so that the photo was evenly focused.
3. Fill the Frame: This portrait photo takes up the frame of the photo, I feel like the photo shows more emotion when taking up the whole frame because it allows you to focus on their expression closer, making it a personal photo.
4. Backgrounds: The background is simple; white. this simple background allows you to not be distracted and to focus on the portrait. Also it helps the colours in the photo really stand out and the overall image look more crisp.
7. Texture: The contrast between the smooth texture of the skin and the rough, more detailed, texture in the hair give more interest to the photo. Different texture is also shown in the eyes and lips. All the different textures are bold in the photo making in interesting to look at.
8. Space/Space to Move: the use of space in this photo is well done because there isn't much space to move. the subject is placed in the centre, with a good ratio of positive and negative space.
9. Colour: the colours in the photo are very subtle yet give so much interest to the photo as well as draw your eyes to different parts of the photo. The colours of the teal blue in the eyes, the bold pink of the lips, and the different tones of browns in the hair all tie together very nicely. also the brightness lights up the colours to their full potential which contrasts nicely with the opposite side of the face where the colours darkened.
11. Framing: Although i don't have an obvious frame, i feel that the silhouette of the subject and the full frame acts like a frame.
12. Balance: the hard lighting is harsh yet the overall feeling to the photo is balanced. the amount of light on the left of the face is balanced out with the white background and the hair on the right being brightened in spots. how the lighting disperses in the photo gives a very crisp yet relaxing overall feel.
Objective 4: Lighting
Types of lighting and how they contribute to the image: Hard lighting causes the photo to be more dramatic and eye catching. The hard lighting also shows the emotion of the photo better.
Objective 5: Post-Production
Corrections and adjustments made: brightness turned down, added contrast, increased vibrancy, decreased saturation, sharpened, blemish tool used on face and straggling hairs.
Objective 6: Critiquing
Strengths: I like how the hair is very defined along with the eye on the left. The hard lighting is very interesting to look at and the different exposures and tones allow your eyes to wonder throughout the photo. I also like how the photo doesn't have full saturation so it gives it a pastel feel.
Area for growth: The hair could have been staged better, meaning smoothed and tamed. Aswell as the lips could have been abit more focused.
Photo: #2
Objective 3: Elements and Principles of Design
2. Perspective and depth: The contrast between the bright and dark lighting gives depth to the photo. The different hints of lighting throughout the image give a sort of 3D look. The ISO and aperture were adjusted so that the photo was evenly focused.
3. Fill the Frame: This portrait photo takes up the frame of the photo, I feel like the photo shows more emotion when taking up the whole frame because it allows you to focus on their expression closer, making it a personal photo.
4. Backgrounds: The background is simple; white. this simple background allows you to not be distracted and to focus on the portrait. Also it helps the colours in the photo really stand out and the overall image look more crisp.
7. Texture: The contrast between the smooth texture of the skin and the rough, more detailed, texture in the hair give more interest to the photo. Different texture is also shown in the eyes and lips. All the different textures are bold in the photo making in interesting to look at.
8. Space/Space to Move: the use of space in this photo is well done because there isn't much space to move. the subject is placed in the centre, with a good ratio of positive and negative space.
9. Colour: the colours in the photo are very subtle yet give so much interest to the photo as well as draw your eyes to different parts of the photo. The colours of the teal blue in the eyes, the bold pink of the lips, and the different tones of browns in the hair all tie together very nicely. also the brightness lights up the colours to their full potential which contrasts nicely with the opposite side of the face where the colours darkened.
11. Framing: Although i don't have an obvious frame, i feel that the silhouette of the subject and the full frame acts like a frame.
12. Balance: the hard lighting is harsh yet the overall feeling to the photo is balanced. the amount of light on the left of the face is balanced out with the white background and the hair on the right being brightened in spots. how the lighting disperses in the photo gives a very crisp yet relaxing overall feel.
Objective 4: Lighting
Types of lighting and how they contribute to the image: Hard lighting causes the photo to be more dramatic and eye catching. The hard lighting also shows the emotion of the photo better.
Objective 5: Post-Production
Corrections and adjustments made: brightness turned down, added contrast, increased vibrancy, decreased saturation, sharpened, blemish tool used on face and straggling hairs.
Objective 6: Critiquing
Strengths: I like how the hair is very defined along with the eye on the left. The hard lighting is very interesting to look at and the different exposures and tones allow your eyes to wonder throughout the photo. I also like how the photo doesn't have full saturation so it gives it a pastel feel.
Area for growth: The hair could have been staged better, meaning smoothed and tamed. Aswell as the lips could have been abit more focused.