Monday 23 February 2015

Image Bank

This photograph has used an overlaying technique in order to create this photograph. The audience are able to establish what the photograph is of due to the key features standing out more and being more clear. However if you are to look in to this photograph in more detail, you can see that their are faint figures of people which almost look ghostly. 
This animation is showing the same model is different outfit as well as allowing the audience to see a 360 degree shot of each outfit. All of the models outfits are black which contrasted against the white background and ensure that each outfit is the main focus of the animation. Lastly the fact that each outfit is shown one after the other, show that there is structure in the animation and it will be easier to look at for the audience. 
In this animation each model had their own animation which shows a different movement however each model moves at the same time. This may seem confusing to the audience however the fact that the models are in a line and are wearing different colored clothing, they will easily be able to see the different between each model even thou they are only making small movement such as blowing a kiss or moving their head from left to right. Lastly some of the models are placed closer to each other than others.
This animation that was created by Reed + Radar creates the effect that the two models at each side are blowing the model in the middle therefore causing her hair to move. When looking at the model in the middle, you can see that only her hair is moving which gives the animation a unique and alternative look as in real like more than the models hair would move. when looking at the two other model, they move one after the other rather than at the same time. This allows the audience to focus at one model at time as they move at different times.





This animation made by Reed + Radar shows three models running around a black box with gold hearts on it. The model are wearing different outfits however they share the same colour scheme which is black and gold. The models can be seen to be continuously running around in a circular motion as if they are almost worshiping the box in the center which also moves up and down as they  run around it. When thinking about the way in which they are moving, it almost represents the nursery rhyme 'ring a ring o' roses' which may have been Reed + Radar inspiration for this shoot as it is hugely recognize by many people.

This photograph by David Hockney is a photo joiner of  a portrait of an old woman. This has been created by taking various photograph at different angles and perspectives of the woman so that when it is put back together the audience are able to see 180 degrees shot of the women rather than just the front of her face which can be seen in a normal portrait.
This photograph is combing a human feature, the hands, with a tree trunk in order to make it look as is they are one thing. This illusion is effective due to the positioning of the hands as they look as if they are sprouting out of the tree trunk like leaves would on a tree.
This photograph by John Duenas is showing the combination of a female model and a city sky line. The photograph which is with in the model is be made to be much sharper and more visible. This therefore means that the surround area around the model is slightly faded and appears to be covered by clouds. This allows the outline of the model to be easily identified by the audience. 

This photograph uses the montage effect in order to show multiple images in one photograph. When editing the photograph has erased certain sections of the front layer in order for the behind layer to be seen. This means that both photographs can be seen at the same time without having to change the opacity. This photograph also has a high end fashion look to it .


This photograph is showing multiple head shot of the model pull various different facial expression. This has been displayed in large multiple imagery grid with no spaces between each individual photograph.


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