A2 Photography

My topic is movement, based on this photographer: Mark Willcox

http://c1.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/i...3272edb4e0.jpg
This particular image has been re-printed by my college and is shown on a display.

http://c2.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/i...4f394daf81.jpg

http://c1.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/i...5beeb119b4.jpg

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These were just because it snowed and it looked pretty!

http://c4.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/i...7ad0446ef7.jpg

http://c3.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/i...9f524628be.jpg

http://c3.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/i...6af2bbd302.jpg

I really love the first one, the second is nice as well although it can't beat the harmonious colour play of the first one. The third picture has a kind of awkward composition which makes it seem disorganised, there's not really anywhere for your eyes to focus, no natural "center" of the picture.

As for the snow photos, the last one with the bike is excellent. Love it! Might have been even better without the ice chunks and snow on and around the bike itself, but what are you gonna do? Either way, it's great as it is. :D

Funnily enough, the third of the movement ones my teacher really liked! The photographer I'm looking at though takes pictures which don't have a main center, it's all down to your own interpretation, so I geuss it's the type of composition I was looking for! Not bad for drunken photo-taking in a bar.

There's this one aswell:

http://c2.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/i...c33518308d.jpg
Which I think is cute!

What is that first picture?

One thing that I really like about the third one is how all of the lines are consistently curved, which would be hard to tell if there wasn't such high contrast with the whooshy lights.

I love the one of the sinking bike.

The third one is my favourite as well. There is a lot of black there though, it just feels like it needed a couple extra lines. Only a couple. But hey, top stuff regardless!

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Originally Posted by McLovin'

What is that first picture?

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It's an elevator, but I took quite a few shots and overlayed them. I've edited that third one alot today in college, I really like the outcome I'll have to post it later when it's finished. :bigsmile:

Thanks!

I dig the bike picture, and the first one is nice as well.

But the bike picture is the best. If you just cropped some of the top of the pic off it would be perfect. It's very melancholy.

These are all getting a little bit too edited for my liking, but I have to do it so show development and get marks. Boo.

http://c3.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/i...afc083d9d2.jpg

http://c2.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/i...fe39355401.jpg

http://c2.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/i...0c1200671d.jpg

http://c2.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/i...4575c08cb5.jpg

I'm double-posting, shameful.

I'm now onto a colour topic.

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Looooove the last pic.

These are neat! You find pretty colors.

I really like the snow ones... particularly the bike!

I really like the snow pictures. Putting them in black and white makes them more expressive. I like the first ones too, trying to find out what the shapes are. xD

I really like the photo of the yellow gate! It reminds me of this one house at this tiny town I used to live in xD

Great use of scenery framing.. Tell me what camera do you use. Plus what apex and expo setting do you use to get the warm colors to come out...

I really loved your movement pictures because the colours came out not only vibrant but it you created and impressionism feel to it.

Good job!

I used this;

http://www.image-acquire.com/sony%20...hot%20w170.jpg

My baby :( RIP.

The warm colours were enhanced more by the photo filter on photoshop aha xD I never used no fancy settings. Just shoot and go.