Showing posts with label Concept (Ryan). Show all posts
Showing posts with label Concept (Ryan). Show all posts
Monday, 10 January 2011
Photographs taken on monday 10th Jan - Ryan
All the shots taken was on a Canon EOS 5D MK11 and was at 200 ISO at 80th of a second with a 50 mm lens. The photographs of me was taken my Chelsea. The group helped each other buy contributing to different tasks. I had to go in to photoshop and make a new canvas and made it black then typed a word out and clicked warped text which is placed on the top right hand side of Photoshop CS3. . once that's done i saved it as a jpeg and went in to powerpoint, dragged the image from my desk top on to the slide and made the image bigger than the slide. after that i clicked on slide show and then it comes out of the projector.
Edited photographs chosen on friday 7th jan.- Ryan.
The photographs below was taken by Ann Marie, Chelsea and Ruth. I was given the images and told to retouch and edit in the style i found most suitable to me. I uploaded four photographs as it is just an example of what i come up with.
Sunday, 9 January 2011
screenshot of powerpoint slide - Ryan
I thought I would upload this screen shot to give an example of a change of the one photograph. Also to show the rest of my group the powerpoint slide i have produced and see if i need to change it in anyway.
Some edits i did to show a series of steps - Ryan
Original photograph

Edits - All the Edits have been cropped and changed in light room apart from the one below.

all the other images below was taken in to Lightroom but this one was done in Photoshop because i didn't know how to make this photograph invert by pressing (command) and (i) This changes all colours to the opposite colour .
I couldn't help my self to upload this photograph in black and white. I just feel this shot looks really good in black and white as it brings out detail on the eyes and hair. I think with the other shots in colour are good but you cant beat black and white photography.

Edits - All the Edits have been cropped and changed in light room apart from the one below.

all the other images below was taken in to Lightroom but this one was done in Photoshop because i didn't know how to make this photograph invert by pressing (command) and (i) This changes all colours to the opposite colour .
I couldn't help my self to upload this photograph in black and white. I just feel this shot looks really good in black and white as it brings out detail on the eyes and hair. I think with the other shots in colour are good but you cant beat black and white photography.
Wednesday, 5 January 2011
individual editing of the three models by Ryan
This was an individual task for the advertising group. We were told to edit three photographs over christmas to see how the group edited the photographs in are own way. I edited my photographs using a editing software called Lightroom. I started of just playing round with the exposure but in the end I left the exposure alone as it lost some detail on the face. I have uploaded 6 photographs mainly because I wanted to show the images in black and white to.
I think this photograph looks really good in black and white. I know it isn't like the Bloomberg style but I feel this shot in black and white looks really good and is a great portrait.
This shot below again was edited in Lightroom I used a vignette effect to get the dark edge around the image. I changed the clarity and vibrance to bring the colour and tones out. I also moved the black up a bit as well to get the word Active to appear more strong.
With this photograph below I really like the blue t shirt with the lighter blue back ground and I think if I was going to do this shoot then I would also think about the clothes and colours. I like how his face is green and then the redness around his eyes. Again I think this is a great shot and the group done very well.
I edited this by changing the clarity, exposure, vibrance and moving the vignette to make the edges dark to make the focus more on the face.
I have always loved black and white photographs because i associate black and white photography as being old. This photograph below looks old as it has depth of field and just looks like it as shot on film.
Brave
For this photograph I changed the vibrance give a high light to the back ground and bring the colour out on the face and font. I also changed the contrast slightly to give it more depth and to make the word brave stand out more. I thought it would be a good idea to use the vignette at it makes me pay more attention to the word and face.I think this photograph looks really good in black and white. I know it isn't like the Bloomberg style but I feel this shot in black and white looks really good and is a great portrait.
This shot below again was edited in Lightroom I used a vignette effect to get the dark edge around the image. I changed the clarity and vibrance to bring the colour and tones out. I also moved the black up a bit as well to get the word Active to appear more strong.
Active
I think if I was going to take this photograph I would try getting the model to be doing something with his face to represent the word. You could argue and say that he is doing the opposite of the word and is sort of a connection to communicating.Active
This black and white shot I think is such a good shot. I like the detail in the hair and skin. It reminds me of a photograph taken on film because of the focus around his head.With this photograph below I really like the blue t shirt with the lighter blue back ground and I think if I was going to do this shoot then I would also think about the clothes and colours. I like how his face is green and then the redness around his eyes. Again I think this is a great shot and the group done very well.
I edited this by changing the clarity, exposure, vibrance and moving the vignette to make the edges dark to make the focus more on the face.
Agile
I have always loved black and white photographs because i associate black and white photography as being old. This photograph below looks old as it has depth of field and just looks like it as shot on film.
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