shoot 1

This is my double exposure picture. This was taken just outside of the studio and the double was in the classroom. i was using photoshop to take away the excess of the photo to make it look like it was appearing from behind the model and made sure that i had it on the light side. my settings were ISO 800. 1/125 shutter speed and f 8

This is my projection photo. This particular photo looks like i have edited the photo so the model looks faded into the image but that isn't the case. i chose this photo because of how well it merges and there are no shadows. i used ISO 400 with 1/100 shutter speed and f 8

These are my abstract zoom photos. Abstract means to expose and amplify the couloir in a picture so with the abstract zoom it blurs the image but amplifies the color on the image. the one on the right has grey in the majority of the image but focus' on to the camera. the one on the right has a variety of color and isn't blurred that much so you can focus on the color in the image. i was using ISO 600 with a 1/3 shutter speed and f 5.6

final

These are my final products for my experimental photography

This is my light painting experiment on drawing around bodies and other light experiments. some of the photos are detailed on the body so you can see who it is and their facial expression. On some of the photos you can see that the models face or body has moved but that gives it a better effect on the photo. I have darkened the background behind the light and the models to give it a better emphasis. I had to use two models excluding myself at the top right to make the effect better at the end. I had decided to use four pictures for this technique as I was really pleased with the out come of all four products.

Double Exposure

This is my double exposure. double exposure photographs really interest me as you can do so much with the technique. In this particular photo I had my model Poppy move along the frame while a light was flashed on her for a couple of seconds. as you can see this is the uncropped version of the picture but below left is the final image. I have also developed another image using the double exposure technique. In this below right image i have used a longer shutter speed to create this effect. This took the same time and same process as the other image. In this i wanted to create a split person image and i would say it has worked successfully















Projections.

Projections are one of my favourite techniques as this shows an image of anything you want and projects it onto the model or object. i asked my model sophie to stand in the centre and it made it better for me as she was wearing a white top. The image projected is of a flower and i chose to take the image portrait  to get the full model in the photo


Abstract zoom/zoom burst

Abstract zooms are a really good technique to use as the burst brings out the colour in the image and makes the image stand out more than it regularly would do. I decided to use two models in the centre of the image with all this colour around them purposely. this image stands out among all the others and is one of my favorite photos.

Planning

Planning my shoots

The plan will go as follows

1. technique name.

2. technique description.

3. what i will use to make the image.

4. equipment and location.

5. technical considerations.

6. possible difficulties

Scanograms

scanograms create a detailed scan of an image that is placed on the scanner.

i will be using my phone, money, a pen, my badges and my hands.

I'm going need the scanner in Richard's room.

the laptop or scanner could overheat or the power could go off.

too many people and not enough time for one scanner.

Emulsion transfers

emulsion transfers are used to create a "broken" like effect on a printed image

i will be using an image printed off of either/both the internet and my personal photos

i will be needing the art room for the paint, paint brushes and dryers. 

will have to put down paper so i don't get paint all over the tables (despite it being an art room)

the brush could snap (unlikely) the power could go out or we could run out of paint.

Projection photography

projection photography create a pasted image over an object or person with a projector.

i will be using the projector with this image on the right to project onto my model.

i will need a tripod, the projector and an image in the studio.

battery could run out so save the battery.

the bulb in the projector could burst and the backdrop could rip.

Double exposures

double exposures are when in image is taken or edited to have one solid image and one translucent image.

i will use myself and a model to edit the original 2 images.

i will need the studio lighting and a computer with photoshop on in Richard's room.

Iso 800 1/60-1/125 shutter speed and f5.6

i could be overcrowded or it could be raining.

Zoom bursts

zoom bursts are used to create coloured blur in an image along with the zoom effect.

i will need trees, people and the construction site. 

i will only need my camera for this one but will be taken around college grounds.

ISO 400 1/250 shutter speed and f3.6

some people might no want their picture taken or my battery could die.

Light paintings

light paintings are used to paint straight onto the image which creates a bright solid light.

my phone will be best to use because of the flash on the back of it.

i will need a tripod and a model to aid me.

Long exposure (30 sec or bulb usage) ISO 600 and f22

someone could open the door and ruin the created image by over exposing light.

Experimental Techniques

There are certain techniques that require certain things to create and usually the result image is very very unique.

Scanograms

Scanograms are where you take a picture with a scanner of an object which creates a certain effect on the object displayed. For example this image above has an image of a doll, 2 pearl like necklaces, doll shoes and a feather like object. on the doll it creates a darkness effect on the sides of the doll while it centers in the image. It almost makes the image look horror like. Scanograms are always in a black background. someone who uses this type of photography is clare west. 

Emulsion transfers

 Emulsion transfers have a complicated process but the result image turns out excellent. Emulsion pictures are where ink jet or laser jet printed photos are diluted onto paper and create a lighter effect on the original image. kathleen carr is a book writer on this type of photography.

Projections 

projection photography is great for pasting faint images onto a person like patterns of abstract painting or galaxies or flowers etc. Everything works for projections but the problem is the shadow that can project onto the background it can either be minuscule or half the background.

Double exposure

Double exposures can give you a great feel for the image on what its trying to tell you like this one above could be saying "keep your evil side in the shadows" or something along those lines. Double exposures can sometimes be done on the camera and/or on photoshop.

Zoom bursts/Abstract zoom

abstract zoom/zoom bursts have a particular effect which makes the image that much better. When you zoom in whilst taking the picture which makes all the image and colors all around the centre of the image blur and look more vibrant.

Light paintings

Light paintings are my favorite type of photography because it gives me a chance to be creative with what i do. outlining someone with light like this makes a bit of the object in the middle light up which adds more effect to the image.