'theportrait' outcomes

'TheGothic' Outcomes.

'TheGothic' Outcomes.

Niel Drabble Talk

Having a one-to-one tutorial with Neil Drabble helped me highly seeing as LCF is a place for where i am applying to. he told me that i should really try to expand my practice and dive into doing collage with photographs/ using mixed media. he told me tips for the interviews such as knowing certain magazines and contemporary fashion photographers such as collier schorr and hedi slimane, he told me that fashion photography isn't always about setting up in a studio but could be taken on the streets.
For my portfolio Neil suggested that i should carry prints in a box, so that it is presented professionally so that whoever is interviewing me knows that i take a great deal of care into my work. He told me that i should look at some magazines and photographers, Hot N cool, POP and Arenarong were the magazines that he told me to look at, and the photographers were; Ryan Mickgimly, Roe Ethridge and Peter Beard.

Faking.

Faking

Faking a photograph is where you take a photograph and it is staged much like 'making', but it is also edited using a software to create an edited piece that is 'fake' and couldn't exist in the real world at all, for example my subject could not be half negative, a landscape cannot be cut up and put back together and an object cannot look that good in a shop without it being edited.

Portrait.

Landscape.

Object.

Making.

Making.

Making a photograph is where you do use a high tech camera, in this case Nikon and a Cannon. its very different to taking a photograph because this type of photograph is planned and staged, i have told the model what to do, I have scouted a location for the landscape and chose a specific scene and i have taken a photograph of an object in a studio, these photographs are not very real at all and looks professional compared to 'taking'.

Portrait.

 Landscape.

Object.

Taking.

Taking a photograph is where you act on instinct and be spontaneous and take a random photograph with whatever device you have, these three photographs were taken n my IPhone, even though they were not taken with a high tech camera or edited through photoshop they all give a sense of the natural world because they seem very spontaneous and pure.

Portrait.

Landscape.

Object.

How to clone.

How to clone yourself/other people.

Ben Lamberty

Ben Lamberty

"AS BORN 1983 IN MAINZ. HE LIVES AND WORKS IN HAMBURG AND BERLIN. BEN STUDIED PHOTOGRAPHY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN HAMBURG, AFTER ASSISTING SEVERAL PHOTOGRAPHERS IN NEW YORK, LOS ANGELES AND PARIS"

'Clones'

'Untrustus'

self portrait

 

 

Slow Shutter Speed self Portraits.

I took these self portrait photographs with a slow shutter speed with my camera, by doing this i could move body parts to create a motion blurred photograph creating an eerie and  creepy effect, i made them black and white in the editing process so that they can relate to the word 'Gothic'.

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Bill Wadman

Bill Wadman and his project 'Motion' 

Bill shot portraits of dancers with a slow shutter speed in order to capture the movements through motion blur. The final photographs look like a blurs and sheets of photography and could even resemble a painting.

Bill used a Canon 5D Mark II and a 35mm f/1.4 lens to shoot this project. Each of the images used a simple exposure and they were taken in a very dark room with a single soft light shining down on the dancers from above. The shutter speed lasted for 3 seconds with an f number stopped to 11, doing this prevented the depth-of-field from being too shallow seeing as he was trying to get motion blur rather than out-of-focus blur.

Bill Wadman's work was heavily influenced by Benjamin Wong shutter speed photography in which he told a beautiful love story through fashion and dance;

Slow Shutter speed photographs.

Slow shutter speed portraits.

Hope Limyansky- slow shutter self portrait

Kayleigh Von Grimm 'self portrait of Posession'

Creative Portraits with a Slow Shutter by Carroll Moore

Location Scouting.

Location Scouting.

 

I went to a woodland area in Ashtead common, i knew this would be a good place to scout for locations to take photographs because i know the place very well,