Shoot 1
For my first shoot, I took photos on the cliffside of fort regent and down by pier road multi-story carpark, I also took photos behind the carpark by going along the pathway on the cliff edge. I used the flagging system on Lightroom to pick my best and favourite photos to use for editing.
Shoot 2
I took a lot more photos on shoot 2 compared to shoot 1, I once again used the flagging system on Lightroom to select my best images.
Best photos Shoot 1
I selected these images because I believe that they portray very well how a man-made urban landscape has a huge impact on nature and the natural landscape on the Earth, these were the best photos I took from shoot 1 out of the 55 photos take.
Best Photos Shoot 2
These were my favourite images from my second photo shoot, I like them the most as I believe these are the best images I took that portray an urban landscape the best.
Lightroom Edits
I used a before and after image on Lightroom to show the difference between the original image and the edited version of the image. Most of the Lightroom edits consisted of changing the contrast and exposure to make the images brighter/darker. I did this as some of the images cane out too bright or too dark and I wanted the images to look a lot more effective.
Shoot 1
Once I edited the exposure and contrast of this image, I created a virtual copy of it to create a black and white version of the image as well, which is below.
Shoot 2
Photoshop Edits
On photoshop, I experimented with introducing black and white into the images while also keeping parts of colour in the photo to create a unique and interesting effect. Original photos are on the left while the edited photo is on the right. I also experimented with a double exposure effect to create some unique and interesting images.
Once you have completed your photo walk from Havre Des Pas to La Collette you should aim to make comparisons with photographers and their work
Your image selection and editing may be guided by this work…and you must show that you can make creative connections.
Albert Renger Patszch and The New Objectivity
https://www.atlasofplaces.com/photography/new-objectivity/
Keld Helmer Petersen
https://www.keldhelmerpetersen.com/1950-1959