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Task 3: Winter Into Spring

We were given a task to experiment with the manual settings on our DSLR cameras. After learning how aperture and shutter speed works we went away and used a combination of these settings to create photos based on the transition between Winter and Spring using available light and no post production effects. Some criteria was: • Times of day • Use of colour /s • Locations • Movement • Selective focus • The message you want to convey and how you want to make your viewer feel . My photos are below with the aperture and shutter speed settings overlaid.

Task 1&2: Abstract & Concrete Concepts

CMED2008 Available Light Photography Task 01: Abstract and Concrete Concepts Task 02: Create a Blog or Journal to document my creative process, which we are looking at. Go online and look for three photographs (or take some pictures of your own) that each convey the following: • A concrete concept • An abstract concept • A mixture of abstract a nd concrete concepts . Save your three example photographs and be ready to show them next week and explain why you think they fall into each of these categories. My first response to the concrete concept is this image of people exiting a subway train, the image does not convey any hidden meaning or metaphor and is just simply showing a real event occurring. Photo by Elena Saharova For an abstract concept I found this interesting photo of a jar being held up against a long exposure of the universe. Its like they are trying to capt...

Task 4: Weird World

Using an SLR go out and shoot in at least three of the following ways: • Using forced perspective • Exaggerating scale • Using lens foreshor tening • Shoot from an unusual or unfamiliar viewpoint • Choose a specialist lens (telephoto, prime, wide angle etc.) and use it to shoot a dramatic or compelling shot.

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