Image Selection For Photoshoot N01

As you can see above I pressed P to keep the images I wanted to use for my final photos. I used X to get rid of the images I didn’t wanted to use for the future. Then I gave a rating for the images, they all had a rating out of 5.The images with 4 and 5 stars are the images I wanted to use for my final photos. The photos I didn’t like I rated 1-3 stars. Finally I gave them the colour yellow or green, green being the best and yellow being average. Red was for the photos that didn’t work out. I will edit the images so I will present final photos.

Photos I Didn’t Like From Photoshoot N01

Photo N01

I didn’t like this photo due to not having a neutral facial expression, this feature ruined the photo and hasn’t really replicated Clare Rae’s environment and it wasn’t taken with the right pose. This pose has ruined the real meaning of the photo and doesn’t replicate what Clare Rae took. This is a facial expression that Clare Rae wouldn’t use in her photos, so it will ruin the photo.

Photo N02

I also didn’t like this photo due to the subject not being positioned properly in the middle and the rule of thirds wasn’t used to scale this photo.

Another reason why I don’t like this photo is due to lots of negative space. In Clare Rae’s photos she doesn’t really show negative space. This is only present in some photos, she has taken. Instead Clare Rae does close up shots from different angles.

Also in the background where the trees are they are overexposed, which means means there was to much light in the photo and Clare Rae doesn’t use this in her photos. By the image being overexposed it will limit the detail that is present in the photo and will reduce any opportunity for shadowing or any noticeable highlights in the image. It give the image a very poor quality.

Photo N03

I didn’t like this photo due to the angle. This photo wasn’t framed correctly so a good photo wasn’t executed. In Clare Rae’s photos her framing is taken on a tripod which will allow no movement the camera will the photo is being taken. Also Rae’s photos where taken with a straight-on angle. By having the photo at this angle means that some of the photo is cut out and gets rid of the important features that are present.

Also this image is overexposed as well. Overexposure is where there is too much lighting hitting the film or ,in a digital camera or a sensor. Overexposed photos are too bright, have very little detail in their highlights, and appear washed out and have lots of blurriness present. It would also give the image a very poor quality.

Image Selection For Photoshoot N02

The photos flagged or selected green is what I’m to develop and use as my final photos. I chose these because they have the perfect lighting and are a perfect replication of Clare Rae’s photos. The photos coloured red or yellow are ones I’m not going to use due to blurriness and to much sunlight, due to being too sunny.

Photos I Didn’t Like

Photo N01

I didn’t like this image due to being very overexposed in the top half of the image. Overexposure is where there is too much lighting hitting the film or ,in a digital camera or a sensor. Overexposed photos are too bright, have very little detail in their highlights, and appear washed out and have lots of blurriness present. It also give the image a poor quality.

There are also too much shadows in this image. In the image Rae did I only spotted one shadow in the image. shadows draw attention to a particular part of the image. This isn’t need in this photo due to the only part needing attention is the subject and the way its positioned.

Photo N02

Another reason why I didn’t like this photo is due to the blurriness. Even though the ISO was set at 100, the camera might of been on Auto Focus which will automatically adjust what’s happening of the camera. Clare Rae’s photo didn’t include blurriness which makes the photo more clear to see.

I didn’t like this photo due to the extra artificial light in this photo. This is why it has an overexposed quality in the background behind the Faldouet Dolmen (La Pouquelaye de Faldouet). By the photo being over exposed it means that the photo is too bright, has very little detail and the image will come out looking faded and of a poor quality.

Photo N03

I didn’t like this image because of the angle. This photo wasn’t framed correctly so a good photo wasn’t executed. In Clare Rae’s photos her framing is taken on a tripod which will allow no movement the camera will the photo is being taken. Also Rae’s photos where taken with a straight-on angle. By having the photo at this angle means that some of the photo is cut out and gets rid of the important features that are present.

I also didn’t like the subjects position due to the hand not being directly placed on the rock. This doesn’t replicate Clare Rae’s Image. By the hand not being on the rock it ruins the final image and it will become a failed photo.

Also Rae’s image has lots of negative space where as mine doesn’t, which means I haven’t scaled the photo correctly while taken it.