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This is an example of extreme POV, with the focal point trailing away. I used a really high shutter speed because that is what my camera was set to and there was a train coming, however because it was such a sunny day it helped make it a little darker.
Fact: Average number of square miles by which Arctic sea ice decreased each day this summer: 36,400 (Harper's Index, Harper's Magazine Vol 325 Issue 1950 (2012) p15).
In order to visually portray this fact I decided to create a 'pop-out' style image using mainly bright bold colour throughout. I chose to use bright yellow and orange for the background to represent the summer days which is from the original fact, then using different shades of blue I created an ice berg which appears to be melting in the ocean to represent the decreasing arctic ice from the fact. As Australia tends to use kilo meters over miles I used the website: www.metric-conversions.org to convert the 36000 to 94000 to adapt the fact to the intended audience. I have shown the 94000 in the image to be a part of the ice and added a melting effect by drawing the shapes using the pencil tool in illustrator. By having the number as a part of the graphics it reduce the amount of text place on the image.
Just your average colored subject in a black and white backround. I saw this weed in my yard and had to take a picture, I love all the spikes on it, I just wish I had a better camera to capture all the shadows they create
The intention with this shot was to showcase a strong sense of PoV, in this case, looking up a tree. Doing some research onto what a PoV is, I've found that it means "point of view". Reading Lisa's instructions (and emailing her), one of the elements that she mentions as having a "strong" point of view was looking far up, or far down. I was a bit hesitant on using this image as there's still very little 'sense of self', like arms & legs aren't seen and I'm not sure it completely reads that it's a Point of View, but I went with this image anyway because I still feel like it conveys a sense of wonder looking up, and the framing of the branches on the side looks gorgeous. No edits were made to the image.
"We're all mad here"
Alice in wonderland by Lewis Carroll
Fonts Used
- Airplanes in the night sky - www.fontspace.com/kimberly-geswein/airplanes-in-the-night...
- Calibri - www.cufonfonts.com/id/font/12048/calibri
- Goudy Old Style T Regular - www.fontyukle.net/en/DownLoad-Goudy+Old+Style+T+Regular.ttf
This series, "COVID & Cocktails" is a dramatization of using alcohol as a coping method for dealing with the increased levels of stress experienced during these challenging times. These images are not meant to endorse or glamorize alcohol abuse.
Blurred Motion
Intention-I wanted to capture a blurred motion image of a person jumping from one rock to another.
Reference to the reading- Duchemin says that using a slow shutter speed to capture motion in a photo allows for an effective way of "communicating life and action" which can be seen in the dynamic figure in my photo.
Outcome- The background is sharp and in focus while the subject is blurred using a slow shutter speed.
Edits- I increased the brightness, saturation, and contrast to show more definition in the footprints in the snow as well as the trees in the background.
This is a project I made from scratch, using pictures, renders, and png images. I added the night effect and put lens flare on the headlights!