Project 30 - colour control with manually operated cameras

The brief for this project was to find a brightly coloured subject and take a series of photos from 1 stop under to 1 stop over.

The obvious difference between the photos is that the intensity of the colour changes from darker through to lighter, ie the colour becomes paler as the series progresses.

1. Minus 1 stop


2. Minus 2/3 stop



3. Minus 1/3 stop


4. As metered


5. Plus 1/3 stop


6. Plus 2/3 stop


7. Plus 1 stop

Project 29 - Applying elements of design

The brief for this project was to produce at least 10 photographs of a similar subject which between them show the following effects:

My chosen subject was Rutland Water.

1. A single point dominating the composition:


2. Two points:


3. Several points in a deliberate shape:



4. A combination of horizontal and vertical lines:


5. Diagonals:


6. Curves:


7. Distinct shapes:


8. At least two kinds of implied triangle:



9. Rhythm:


10. Pattern:

Project 28 - Rhythm and pattern

Project 27 - Real and implied circles

Project 26 - Real and implied traingles

The brief for this project was to produce 2 sets of compositions, one using ‘real’ triangles, the other making ‘implied’ triangles.

Implied

Arrange 3 people in a group picture such that their faces or the lines of their bodies makes a triangle.

A still life arrangement of 5 or 6 objects to produce a triangle with the apex at the bottom.

A still life arrangement of 5 or 6 objects to produce a triangle with the apex at the top.

Real

A triangle by perspective converging towards the top of the frame.

An inverted triangle converging towards the bottom of the frame.

A subject which is itself triangular.

Project 25 - Rectangles

The brief for this project was to produce three photographs of different subjects that contain prominent rectangles:

Project 24 - Shapes

The brief for this project was to select two subjects with simple outlines and produce one photograph of each that emphasises its shape.

Shot 1

‘The Tower’ at Rutland water. I kept this in silhouette to bring out its shape.



Avebury stones. This frontlit shot brings out the light falling on the stone