Evalution

Your First Name * Marco

Your Surname * Poynter

Comment on the composition of your images: * e.g (juxtaposition, association, angle of view); image construction, eg form, texture, shape, pattern, line, tone, colour, symbols, metaphor, semiotics, connotation: 

 

- I think that my inages are okay, but they could of been alot better.

Comment on your pictures historical and cultural context: range of references, or refrences to Photographers you have studied or that you like. * eg social, race, religion, political, economic, art and design references, popular culture

- My photo's have nothing to do with culture in my opinion.

Comment your ability during the production processes: * e.g technical competencies; creative ability; time management:

- I think that i had a ruff idea on what i was doing. I just found it harder then i thought it would be on taking the photo's.

Photo assignment.

Here is my first photo, it is of a glass of lemonade in motion, The bubbles were moving up.

Here is a picture of my cuzions christmas tree, we changed the shutter speed on my camera and the lights were flashing.

Call Sheet.

CALL SHEET No: 1

Title of shoot: In Motion Photo shoot.
Name of student: Marco Poynter
Date of shoot: 27th November 2010
Time of shoot: Mid-Day
Location details/directions
- Any place outside
Props:

- None needed.

Talent:

- Friends.

Description of location: (Please explain what the picture is about)

- I am going to be in a variaty od different locations.

Lighting, Daylight or Artificial light

- Using natural light (The Sun).

Additional information about how the photo will be shot: Filters, Tripod, Fast slow shutter speed etc

- I will be using a tripod.

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- Diffrent shutter speeds.

Equipment needed:

My Camera & Tripod.

Location Recce

Location Recce Sheet

Location Name: Somewhere outside.

Power Sockets	Permission(s)
None Needed.	None Needed.
Set design / Items required	Sound issues
Props. Costume. None needed.	There won't be any because it is a photo.
Preperation Notes	Health & Safety Notes
I will need a tripiod, Camera to a still photo and the photo to its effect. Think about I need to that about when is the best time to take a photo, to get the best photo i can at this loctaion.	I need to be careful of things around me for health and saftey.

Photograph	Comment
Insert photos here and resize them	Make coments about what the photo shows.

Treatment 1.6

Treatment Photography

1. Type of production and brief details on Subject/Concept:

- I am going to take photo's of in motion.

2. Facilities: What facilities do you need for this project list all including software and hardware for the whole project.

-Camera

-Lights

3. Finance: If you produced this project outside of the college you need to show how much would it cost to hire the equipment that you intend to use.

- I will go and buy a cannon 450 which is going to cost £593.

- As a second option i am going to buy a fuigi which will cost £112.

4. Contributors: Who do you need to help this for you project? This includes talent and crew.

- People.

- Props.


5. Codes of practice and regulation: What regulations to you need to be aware of. Think about college policy as well as regulatory bodies that you looked at in assignment 2, Worksheet 1.6 Regulation and Safety notes

- I will need to put a sign up to say that i am taking photo's at the time.

- If i am doing any work in the college i am going to need to have a sign & my College ID with me at all times.

- If i want to take a photo of someone i will need to ask for their permition.


6. Presentation: How will you present the pictures? Will you include a soundtrack, think about copy write issues etc.

- I am going to present the photo's on a Powerpoint Presentation.

In Motion

Motion control photography is a technique used in still and motion photography that enables precise control of, and optionally also allows repetition of, camera movements. It can be used to facilitate special effects photography. 

1.6

• What is Royalty-free license by Wikipedia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royalty-free

• What is Rights Managed license by Wikipedia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rights_Managed

• About Copyright by Wikipedia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright

• About Moral rights by Wikipedia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_rights

• Introduction to Rights & Licensing by Pro-Imaging.

http://www.pro-imaging.org/content/view/164/161/

• Organiser’s Guide to the Bill of Rights by Pro-Imaging

assessments.

http://www.pro-imaging.org/content/view/426/199/

Macro Work

Here are some photo's we took in Macro Mode...

Nick & Luca




Nick's doobie.

Fashion Photography

Application:

Fashion photography is the kind of phtography that ses lots of colours in the pictures so it makes them mre eye cathching & makes people want to look at them.

Also in there pictures they use lots of different types of textures for example diffrent materials & use a veriaty of colours that suit the rest of the picture.

When I look at fashion Photography i see the women models straight away because women are more into fashion then men are that is why i think that Fashion Photography will apear to women more then it will for men.

Photographers:

- Javier Vallhonrat.

- Ruven Afandor.

- Glen Luchford.

- Steven Meisel.

- Peter Lindbergh.

- Steven Klein.


Context:

There are a veriaty of ways that you can get stayles of fashion photography across the world. But the most common way that people do t is by magazines. One of the most popular magazines is Vougue.

Another way people show there Fashion Photography is on the internet. Because anyone across the world can easily see all of the pictures.


Technique:

For Fashion Photography there are different ways they produce photographs, Most of the time photo's are taken in a studio with Models, the pictures are taken in a studio so they can make the perfect picture (Lighting & setting).

Portraiture

Application:

- A portrait is a picture of somebodys face but it may also some times have there whole body in the picture. A portrait shows you who the person in the picture really is.

- People get portraits of themselfs to show people that they have a sence of power in the photo, the people will always dress up in the photo to show this, when normally they do not dress in that way.

- The artist that takes the photo in a portrait can get the photo that they want of you, and to show the people who see the photo who you really are.

Contexts:

- You will see a portit in every day life because the Queens head is on all money & stamps.

- On the other hand a Portrait is used in every day life still because it is on Passports, ID cards.

Technequies:

- Some people pose when they have the pictures taken, but other just don't pose at all,
people also try to make them selfs look more important and respected for example the French King who was on a horse when he had his portraite taken.

- Some other technequies are where photo's are make in a set studio where the photo is taken exactly how they want it & another way is were there is no set, the photo is just taken when you think it is a good time to take it.

Robbert cappa:

He was a person the only person that Picasso let take a picturte of him.

Photo Journalism

Introduction:

Photo Journalism is basically to take a photo for publication. For example putting it into a newspaper.

In the old days people could not fake images they believe that you had one chance to get the right photo, it could not be one second early or one second late, it had to be taken at the perfect moment and that was called The Decisive Moment which ot its name from Henri Carter-Bresson and that is what made Photo Journalism happen.

  

Leica was the camera that was used by Robert Capper.

The Argos C3 was the camera that was used by Tony Caccaro.

Tony Vaccaro was the worlds greatest war photographer because he got up close photos because he was an actual solider in the war, Tony Caccaro was known as the worlds first celebraty.

Intro to Photography

My name is Marco, Photography to me is captureing an image that is somthing that you want to remember for a very long time.