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AO1 Develop Ideas, Unit 1 Abstract

Contact sheets

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Contact sheets consist of several thumbnail photos printed on a single sheet of paper, so you can view them all at once; this can be useful as it allows you to help chose which of your photographs you want to keep/discard/edit

The RED represents the images I want to discard and I am not happy with.

The GREEN images are the photograph I am most happy with and that I believe do not need changing/editing

The YELLOW images are the photos I am not sure and possibly need editing.

  • The YELLOW boxes are representing photos that I need to crop
  • The YELLOW questions marks are the ones that I haven’t decided whether to keep
  • The YELLOW circles are the images that need editing

Why do people produces contact sheets?

People create many contact sheets after a photo shoot in order to layout and see all images that they have created. this will help the photographer be organised with their images and help then figure out their best images from their worst images. Contact sheets make editing much easier. Editing is the process of the selection  of images that will compose a photographic body, which will respond to the specific purpose of the works compete. By using contact sheets its giving editing a whole new experience of the photography workflow. Contact sheets are pages that contain thumb nails of your photo shoots all displayed so its much easier to see all your photos at once.  This process is made image comparison much easier.

Component 1 Personal Investigation, Uncategorized, Unit 1 Abstract

Paper Task

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Lighting: for this image I used natural lighting from a nearby window in order to achieve the color temperature that I wanted, since natural light is often cooler then the halogen lights in the school giving a nice balance between the cool blue lighting and the pink paper.

Aperture: I used a Rather low F stop in order to produce the depth of field look i wanted.

Shutter Speed: I experimented with various shutter speeds for this project, in this image I settled on a Fast shutter speed as there was plenty of light and I still wanted some deep shadows.

ISO: for the entirety of the project I stuck with an ISO of 100 in order to avoid grain and simply controlled the lighting with the shutter speed.

White Balance: for this image I wanted the color temperature to be rather dominant towards the cooler tones.

I was influenced by the work of Martin Creed with the latter half of the photo-shoot taking a lot of inspiration from his work with a scrunched up paper ball.