Final Photos for Light Project

These are my final juxpositioned images where I am showing the same object with normal white light and then coloured light to show how much different and a change that can be made just by adding coloured light, another element that I have added to this series of photos is how zoomed in it is where the first image is a zoomed out shot where you can see the whole object to the final image which is a close up macro shot. to get my point across more vividly I darkened the white light photos ever so slightly. With the use of reflections, I had a reflection but because I was going to be zooming in on the different other ice objects progressively I didn't take this further. 

Final Photos

My final is a timeline of ice going from a solid block of ice to it breaking up and melting over time and as its melting, making different forms. In each photo I am concentrating on having a little bit of water under the ice to make it obvious to the viewer that its ice that's melting. The lighting which was just one light shining direct onto the ice also helps show that it's melting by making the ice look more reflective. The theme of time and change comes across strong with the photos melting which is reinforced by the different range of shapes being made as it melts. There is a natural and made made feel with the photos where the melting is very natural but the the shapes as it is melting is very man made because the ice left on its own would not melt down like how I have shown, this helped strengthen my sculpture twist to my idea.

Final video.

Final Photoshoot: Project 1.

This is the first photo in my final series. Its to make it look like a point of view from something that is living in the tall grass and that is at the entrance of its little home in the ground etc.

 This continues the narrative and starts to show the space in its surrounding, making it look very large and spacious even though this was a very small and inclosed space. This is also where I started to use a bit of depth of field to give a better understanding on the amount of room there is. to do this in this shot I was focusing on the background more than the foreground.

 This is where you start to get a wider view on the surrounding in the long grass. you start to see the old fence thats the structure for this grass shelter. It's starting to introduce nature with man made objects as well.

 This shot is an even more zoomed out shot where I am mostly focusing on the foreground because the bits of grass that have the main focus has semi resemblance of a tent to show resemblance with man made objects and nature. It doesn't dominate the photo just noticeable, another subtle thing i framed in this is the wires from the fence in the top right hand corner to slowly introduce this for the last image.

Final and most favorite Photo. It is the most zoomed out photo and shows a lot a bout the prior photos and gives you a better understanding on what the surrounding space is like. With this photo I put together some of the main aspects I had in previous photos for example showing the space from the view of something that lived here being right inside the grass. At this stage I'm not being as subtle with the old fence and wire that is part of this structure and in my own opinion I think from the perspective if the shot it has a feel to it that its showing off how big this place is, how nice it is with how vibrant and green it is and also with its abstract architectural feel with the wire as the roof and the wooden fence as the walls. With the contrast of this photo I was focusing on the shadows made by the over towering grass and the wooden fence which makes quite a bit of contrast to the much brighter background of the photo. In relation to the composition my main thing inline was to have the wooden fence come from an angle down from the top right corner to show a good depth of field and run your eyes along it to make you concertrate on the space from the foreground to the background.