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Wednesday, July 11, 2018
Shoot one - Harlow town park
Shoot one
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This image was taken using a slow shutter speed as I have captured the dogs moving. I like this effect as there is a good decisive moment and there is a sense of movement aswell, there is an aesthetic with this image which I feel will attract the viewer more. I like this photograph because it is very clear and focused, fits well with what I want to achieve in this shoot. 1/45, F8, ISO 400
This image is of the sunset in Harlow town park. I did use the auto focus for this image so that the whole image is focused and the sun is not making the image unbalanced. I like this image cause the sun beams are coming towards the camera, this image gives of a positive vibe for the viewer as the setting is very peaceful and appealing to look at. 1/180, F8, ISO 100
Edited images
For my final edits I decided to use the same settings and filters on all the images so it creates more of a documentary piece and flows from one image to the other. By them all being similar in the style of editing it looks more organised and aesthetically pleasing.
Best images
This image was taken using a slow shutter speed as I have captured the dogs moving. I like this effect as there is a good decisive moment and there is a sense of movement aswell, there is an aesthetic with this image which I feel will attract the viewer more. I like this photograph because it is very clear and focused, fits well with what I want to achieve in this shoot. 1/45, F8, ISO 400
This image is of the sunset in Harlow town park. I did use the auto focus for this image so that the whole image is focused and the sun is not making the image unbalanced. I like this image cause the sun beams are coming towards the camera, this image gives of a positive vibe for the viewer as the setting is very peaceful and appealing to look at. 1/180, F8, ISO 100
This is an image of my dog, I got him to stay in this position, I managed to capture the right moment of him looking at the camera perfectly. I wanted to capture the dog in front of a beautiful scenery because it all balances out and is more appealing to the viewer. 1/45, F8, ISO 120
Edited images
For my final edits I decided to use the same settings and filters on all the images so it creates more of a documentary piece and flows from one image to the other. By them all being similar in the style of editing it looks more organised and aesthetically pleasing.
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