These are my final images that I selected for the exhibition. I have also included an image showing how I framed and hung them in the space. It was a great project to undertake that I really enjoyed.
Showing posts with label FMP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FMP. Show all posts
Monday, 9 June 2014
Thursday, 5 June 2014
Exhibition's Private View
The Private View of our exhibition was very successful, which was full of friends and family. The entire night ran smoothly and we were able to pull it off well after all of our hard work running up to the exhibition.
Here are a selection of photographs that were taken on the private view;
Friday, 18 April 2014
FMP Practice Shoot
The last couple of days, I have travelled to my auntie's house to experiment with my final idea in preparation for my final images. I conducted
two shoots whereby the weather was completely different therefore creating diverse
outcomes. The first shoot’s weather was brighter therefore displaying more in depth
colours of the fabrics whereby the overcast weather created more solid bold colours of the fabric with more shadows created.
The image above left is by positioning Phoebe with the sun behind her and with the use of a flash gun on camera. The image above right image is when the weather was overcast therefore the images were relatively dull. I used a flash gun on the camera to light Phoebe creating a shadow behind her.
The image above left is by positioning Phoebe with the sun behind her and with the use of a flash gun on camera. The image above right image is when the weather was overcast therefore the images were relatively dull. I used a flash gun on the camera to light Phoebe creating a shadow behind her.
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Saturday, 22 March 2014
Peer Feedback - Final Idea
After collecting peer feedback, I have been able to narrow my ideas down to the final image that I conduct for my FMP. The feedback has led me to chose idea 1 which is the children's mugshots. However, I am producing a more creative, fun scenario than the formal set up of police mugshots. This will then reduce the controversial aspects that could be drawn from this.
I will therefore create a series of portraits that will allow the children to display their identity with their homemade pictures created by themselves (self portrait, what animal they think they are and what they want to do when they grow up).
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