Movement
Visual Brainstorm
Brainstorm based on words/thoughts/ideas around the word movement.
Visual Brainstorm
Brainstorm based on words/thoughts/ideas around the word movement.
MOOD BOARDS
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Technique:
The key to the image is getting the zooming action right. If the zoom is too obvious it may make an interesting image but it will disguise your subject. But if you don't zoom enough it will just look like a normal picture. Even though you can zoom either way most people choose to zoom out.Once the shutter opens, wait for a while (half to three quarters of the exposure) then in one fluid but quite fast movement, zoom out. That way, you get a get a bit of definition into the subject before you blur it. A small aperture (around f/22) is needed to allow a slow enough shutter speed and you should use ISO 100 or 200. |
MY RESPONSE TO ZOOM BLUR
Photoshop Zoom Blur
How To
FRANCESCA WOODMAN
Francesca Woodman is famous for creating ghost-like images where the subject is blurred against a sharp background.
Some of her work:
Some of her work:
My Response:
movement journey
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The first movement video is around the school, using the stop and start technique.
How to: -Choose a location where the model is going to be moving to. -Set your camera up on a tripod and keep it at the same level throughout. -Try and stay the same distance from your model as you move from location to location. |
personal response journey
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In this stop-motion video I visited Coldfall Woods. The weather was constantly changing, as the light kept weaving in and out of the video. My next response was to create a stop motion in a completely different environment from the last one. To do this I photographed a tube journey across London. |
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To create this effect I set up my tripod in front of a window, and took a landscape photograph every fifteen minutes or so.
Surprisingly, this didn't take a long as I thought due to the constant change of weather. |
light painting journey
To develop my project further, I decided to combine light paining and stop-motions into one video.
I then analysed two of my personal favourite photographs from my responses.
I then looked at the work of:
Andrew Whyte.
Andrew Whyte.