A level photography project work help please!
I once set up a Violin Studio Shoot. My favorite shots from the session were the ones where the model was not pretending to play the violin. Just using it as prop. The resulting images seemed more expressive and reflective of her true personality.
Paul
Paul
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For my BA Photography I took pictures of people in military uniform then took another portrait of them in their 'other life.' One was a triathlete so he wore Lycra, one was a mum so took portrait with her kids, etc etc. try to think of the other things that people do that may not be so obvious.
I have an appology to the op, Im very often wrong and believe my self to be sensere enough to admit I was wrong again, I made a critisum of the op about using the Graveyard as a backdrop, As id not done that before it seemed a little wrong to me, I must have been in real grumpy mode(comes with age).
The change of mind! well this weekend I found myself in a graveyard and taking pictures, and it did not feel uncomfortable at all, sinse then ive thought about this post and wanted to appologise and eat humble pie.
The change of mind! well this weekend I found myself in a graveyard and taking pictures, and it did not feel uncomfortable at all, sinse then ive thought about this post and wanted to appologise and eat humble pie.
Hi Alice,
I might have an idea for you...........
It's pretty simple, but it might just work if you can get the angles right.
1. Using a tripod, take a photo of someone with a big smile on their face looking into a decent size mirror. The photo needs to be taken so you can see the person and their reflection in the mirror (The tricky bit)
2. Take another photo same set up, same person, same clothing - this time with an angry look on their face / make up smeared / ruffled hair perhaps?
3. Open the both images in Photoshop - then 'cut' the image of the angry person into the reflection in the mirror in the 1st image.
Hence - The smiling person is looking into the mirror, but the reflection shows an angry person - "Unseen Personality"
Just a thought
Good luck with the assignment
Taf
I might have an idea for you...........
It's pretty simple, but it might just work if you can get the angles right.
1. Using a tripod, take a photo of someone with a big smile on their face looking into a decent size mirror. The photo needs to be taken so you can see the person and their reflection in the mirror (The tricky bit)
2. Take another photo same set up, same person, same clothing - this time with an angry look on their face / make up smeared / ruffled hair perhaps?
3. Open the both images in Photoshop - then 'cut' the image of the angry person into the reflection in the mirror in the 1st image.
Hence - The smiling person is looking into the mirror, but the reflection shows an angry person - "Unseen Personality"
Just a thought
Good luck with the assignment
Taf
Hi Alice,
Just had a peek at your Portfolio - The shot "Through the looking glass" is spookily similar to the one I'm proposing above. You'd need to change the camera angle slightly so you can see more of your face, but it's almost there!
A project for this weekend perhaps?
Please show us your final results
Regards
Taf
Just had a peek at your Portfolio - The shot "Through the looking glass" is spookily similar to the one I'm proposing above. You'd need to change the camera angle slightly so you can see more of your face, but it's almost there!
A project for this weekend perhaps?
Please show us your final results
Regards
Taf
