Unit 8 Photography

  This is a photo on an angle as you can tell its slightly slanted on the left compared to the right, I tilted the camera to try and get more of the land scape in and to be at the same slant that the hill is on. With his image I also tried to used the golden ratio by placing the stadium to the right side of the shot, I did use perspective as a had half the photo sky and the other half landscape. This photographic viewpoint is from eye level.  This was a photo of the bridge at lakeside I zoomed the camera out compared to the other similar photos this was to get the two islands on either side of the bridge fully in shot. In this shot I used the golden ratio and had the bridge slightly to the left of the photo, everything in the image is fully in focus and I could've lowered the aperture so I had part of the image blurred out and it would've made the bridge stand out more.  I had to put the brightness up on this image so you could see it as the original was very dark.  ...

This is me taking photos, in this photo I'm taking the flower shot which is one of the photos I've chosen to edit as it come out good and im also controlling the focus and zoom. You also see me taking a photo of the new cinema, 'Savoy' in Doncaster town centre this is a photo that didn't come out as good as some of the others so It wasn't chosen.    Setting up a camera - YouTube These are the some of the photos I took on shoot. There are multiple of the same photo because the settings I used made the camera take 2 photos at once, one of the photos being a RAW. and the other being a Jpeg. In the settings of the camera I will change aperture to get the stream line effect and play with depth of field so I can make the background blurry and have all the focus on the statue. I took many photos in the same position just to make sure I defiantly got my shot and with the lake sometimes there could be a swan the didn't look right so taking multiple photos allowed me ...

I practiced using Shutter speed in an underground car park I needed a dark area so that I could shine a light round the subject so it looks good. I lowered the shutter speed to as low as it could go so it was slow this means that the shutter of the camera is slow and creates a longer exposure to light and increases the amount of light the camera takes in. When this is in effect and cars go by in the shot it creates a streamline in your photo so I'M going to the big "Y" near Rossington to create this streamline around the "Y".   This was one of my images I took of the big yellow "Y" that represents Yorkshire, I set up my tripod on this grass patch from the other side of the roundabout as this was a safe spot and the other side of the "Y" didn't allow me to capture the stream lines properly. Lowering the shutter speed allowed me to have the lights motion recorded and not the actual car, this image came out well and it was unique with the re...

      Purpose  The purpose of my shoot is to show how beautiful Doncaster is. My style of photography is a abstract photos, I take photos to show my lifestyle and the things I get up to. The objective of the shoot is to show how nice Doncaster looks because a lot of people think that Doncaster doesn't look nice and is all bad.   Mood Board Plan                                    I plan to show the views of Doncaster in the night life and the views you can see from certain nights, this attracts the attentions of viewers and it's what the youth and what people will look at and find interesting. By taking photos of the night life and of people enjoying themselves. I will also take photos around lakeside so you can see the new builds and the nature which is by the center of Doncaster, taking photos in Doncaster town center will show the city/town side. The photos I'm going...