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Exercise 12 – Positioning the horizon
Objective: To take series of 6 photos emphasising how positioning the horizon in different parts of the frame can effect the composition, especially when there is no obvious point of interest in the picture. The pictures should contain an unbroken and clear horizon if possible. Prior knowledge: Placing of the horizon plays a big part in how and where the eye will scan the […]
Exercise 11 – Balance
Objective: For this particular exercise we are asked to take a series of six previously taken photos and decide how the balance works in each. In addition to each posted photo, we are to show a scale of balance superimposed on each picture while detailing thoughts on where the balance lies, if any. Prior knowledge: In every photo the first thought, in my mind […]
Exercise 10 – Focal lengths at different viewpoints
Objective: To show how changing the focal length of a lens and changing position can show a difference in perspective for a given subject. Use a zoom or two different fixed focal length lenses, take two pictures starting with the telephoto. Adjust postion and take a second picture using the wide angle. The larger the difference in […]
Exercise 8 – A sequence of composition
Objective: For this brief we are to take a series of shots which mainly involve people. This could be at an event or function, but preferable something which takes place outdoors. Within the sequence of approx. 20-30 photos we are to think of the practical processes of composing, recording and bringing together a story along with a final image which encompasses the event as a whole. […]
Exercise 7 – Object in different positions in the frame
Objective: To see how the relationship between the subject placement in the frame and the surrounding space effects the composition of the final image. Take one image without much thought to the composition, then three more placing the subject in different areas of the frame to see what effect this has on the overall image. Prior knowledge: Placing the subject within […]
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