Wednesday, 14 May 2014
Pack Shot images.
We took these images in the studio, the aim of these images were that we were trying to take the image seem as though its floating and has no background, we it came to editing these images on photoshop my images looked like they were floating however when i uploaded them to blogger they looked a lot darker and some of the shadows re appeared. we compared our images to the pictures of these products on the Tesco website.
Thursday, 8 May 2014
Health and Safety In the Studio
We had to make a video on health and safety in the studio to show that we understand the dangers and risks working in the studio. In the video we acted out all the bad things that could happen such as wires being on the floor, we then showed what to do instead of having wires on the floor (make sure all wires are out of the way).
Some of the problems we used were touching hot lights, we showed Emily touching the lights and burning her hands, after this problems we showed what do to do instead of burning your hands. (turn the lights ff and let them cool down, or you could use gloves). We also showed lights falling on Emily and showed that lights should be looked at to make sure they are stable at all times. Here is our video with more problems and solutions.
Some of the problems we used were touching hot lights, we showed Emily touching the lights and burning her hands, after this problems we showed what do to do instead of burning your hands. (turn the lights ff and let them cool down, or you could use gloves). We also showed lights falling on Emily and showed that lights should be looked at to make sure they are stable at all times. Here is our video with more problems and solutions.
Client Requirement and Creative Intent
Client Requirement
Client Requirement is just basically what the client needs/wants from a project.
Client Requirement exists because if it didn't then clients wouldn't be able to discuss what they want from a certain topic/project, another reason it exists is because the people in charge of these companies would not be able to listen and find out what the clients want and need, so would not be giving the clients what they want or need as they wouldn't know. An example of a client requirement could be that a man wants to have a photo shoot with his family. Wife, husband(client), son and daughter, however he wants the image to look old and vintage. He would then have to tell the photographer this so that the photographer new the clients requirements.
Creative intent
Creative Intent is were the person creating the project/object has free will over making this and can do what they like, so instead of a client telling the person what they would like to do they leave it to the person to decide what to do. A good example of this could be someone having there photo taken and the photographer can get to whatever angle they want to and make the model do a certain pose of their own choice.
Client Requirement is just basically what the client needs/wants from a project.
Client Requirement exists because if it didn't then clients wouldn't be able to discuss what they want from a certain topic/project, another reason it exists is because the people in charge of these companies would not be able to listen and find out what the clients want and need, so would not be giving the clients what they want or need as they wouldn't know. An example of a client requirement could be that a man wants to have a photo shoot with his family. Wife, husband(client), son and daughter, however he wants the image to look old and vintage. He would then have to tell the photographer this so that the photographer new the clients requirements.
Creative intent
Creative Intent is were the person creating the project/object has free will over making this and can do what they like, so instead of a client telling the person what they would like to do they leave it to the person to decide what to do. A good example of this could be someone having there photo taken and the photographer can get to whatever angle they want to and make the model do a certain pose of their own choice.
Thursday, 1 May 2014
Studio Photography
Studio
Photography
Commercial
Commercial
Commercial Photography is used to
sell or promote a product, This can include taking images for adverts, product
placement or merchandising. This can also be used in leaflets and menus in
cafes/restaurants. A photographer called
Olivia Brabbs Who is based in York is an commercial photographer, She specializes in People and Lifestyle photography. Olivia has taken images of
baths, wedding/engagement rings and cottages. Bailey cooper is another
commercial photographer who takes lots of images of food, people and buildings,
such as pizza’s, sushi and lots of different buildings. Here is some work of Bailey
cooper ‘s art.
Editorial
Editorial Photography refers to the
pictures in a magazine that are not ads, The photographs that go along with the
articles – even the cover of the magazine. Some photographers shoot only
editorial type work, others shoot both editorial and commercial. Editorial
doesn’t pay as good as Commercial, However editorial can be a lot more fun and
creative. Sean Malyon is An Editorial Photographer who takes lots of images of
Country life time theme. This includes Images like a women leaning on a tractor
with a sheep dog, and a man holding two baby lambs. Here is some of Sean’s
work.
Advertising
Advertising Photography is taking images such
as food and drink and other products. This is used to show awareness of a
certain product or service to the public, to make them buy their products. Some
good examples of Advertising photography could be adidas or Nike, or food and
drink such as 7 up or Coca-Cola and things like Lego or Barbie, all products
that have been captured as an image are to sell that product to the audience. Mike
Harrington is a famous Advertising photographer who takes lots of images of
certain brands such as virgin and Barclays and Microsoft. Micheal Molloy is
also another advertising photographer who takes lots of pictures such as
bracelets (pearl-lang) for ‘ a special valentines gift’ and culina chilled
which is a type of drink, adidas shoes, blackberry phones and Nesquick cereal.
Here is some of Micheal Molloy’s work.
Scientific
Scientific photography is about visualizing things that
can't be seen with the unaided eye. Through scientific photography, a simple
picture taken through a microscope can describe things to other scientists, but
also to the public. This can be used to take images of fungi, bacteria,
crystals and much more. Felice Frankel is an scientific photographer. Who takes images of things like how bacteria
grows and structures are formed.
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