Showing posts with label multiple imagery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label multiple imagery. Show all posts

Monday, 1 December 2014

Image Bank

These are some examples of multiple imagery, I like these images because within all of them the photographer has focused on one object and taken images from different angles and directions. I think these are very effective because they all focus on something and this makes the multiple imagery look very interesting however it is sometimes better to focus on something which is slightly similar but there is a difference for example they could focus on different types of leaves or plants. I think this would be very effective because it would include some variety into the image. 

This is a multiple imagery created of a young girl, the person who has photographed these images has taken photographs from different view points of this young girl for example he has taken three images which include the girls eye and has spaced them out within the multiple imagery to make it more interesting.



This is a multiple imagery photo of a bag, I did not think it would be possible to create a multiple imagery of an image as simple as this however the composition of these images is very different which means that the image works and it also means that by looking at the whole image, we can imaging what it looks like the whole way round. 

Thursday, 20 November 2014

Work Diary

Thursday 20th November
During todays lesson we were looking at multiple imagery. At the beginning of the lesson Paul explained what multiple imagery was and how you put the images together and we went straight out to photograph. At first I was un sure of what multiple imagery would be so my first few images were not quite right so I went and spoke to Paul and he explained properly how to photograph the multiple imagery. I then went out to shoot again and this time I understood the task a little easier so was able to get more images.
This is one of my multiple imagery images, I like this image because I have photographed in a variety of different areas which means each of the images are slightly different however my legs and feet are almost identical in each image which makes all of the images fit in together. 
This is my second multiple imagery, I like this because I have used slightly different images of a bush. I have taken these images from different distances and also a variety of different angles. I think this fits together very well because all of the colours are very similar and this makes the entire composition fit in well together. 

Progress
I do not have many images completed as it took me a while to understand the task and then when I uploaded my images to the computer I found that most of my images were blurry as I had forgotten to check the settings of the camera and it was on manual focus instead of automatic focus. I would also look for more colourful multiple imagery objects as this would make it more interesting.

Straight images