Lo5: KTA1: Table of methods of presentation

Final Images

Omnipresent:

Private:

Levels:

Walt:

Crossroad:

Royal:

Division:

Clipart:

Master:

Stanhope Road:

Lo4: KTA1: Edited Images from Shoot One

These are my Final images from Shoot One:

I chose this image because i believe the graffiti is a great example of creative in sheffield as the art  work is informative and used instead of what could of been a simple sign. 

When editing this photo i decided to turn it black and white so that the contrast between the models clothes and the wall the higher. Also to increase the contrast i played around with the curves, although this worked well making the models clear the lighting could of been better on their faces and to improve this picture i would have the closest model looking at the camera and i would have taken the photo at a different time of day  so that the light wasn't so bright. I think the depth of field in this photo works well   because although the street art is at the back, as it is placed in between the models it is still the main part of the image.

The graffiti in this image was very bright so i made the image black and white so the colours didn't clash, the model isn't very clear when in black and white so to improve this image i should of changed the curves because her trousers blend into the background.

I briefly edited this image because i really liked how the colours were bright and clear, also the models contrast the background so i increased the brightness to eliminate the shadows and make the graffiti in the skate park clearer. To improve this image i could of had the models stood in the park however it was currently in use so i wasn't able to. 

Lo3: KTA 3: Structure of images

The theme of my work with the title Creative & Digital Sheffield was to illuminate street style and art. I used models in my 10 final images to represent the scale of the street art in Sheffied. My two models had very different styles in their appearance; one very Classic and Simple, one Boho and Vintage. This was important in my work to illustrate the contrasting fashion of Sheffield. Minimal directing was used for their positioning in the images, i wanted to capture the natural behaviour of my models so i let them arrange themselves as i wanted them to feel comfortable in front of the camera.

Lo3: KTA2: Settings I used for my imges

Lo3: KTA1: RAW final 10 images

I didn't edit this photo because i thought the natural light made the brightness and i liked how the graffiti look as though it was looking over the people. Also the colour of the graffiti against the wall works really well so i thought it would be best not to change the curves. 

To improve this image i think i should of retaken the photo so that the sunlight didn't cut off the top right corner of the graffiti. However i like how the sunlight makes the colours on the wall really bright and radiant.  I think the depth of field needs improving because the model at the back isn't in focus and isn't very clear. I chose not to edit this photo though because i really liked how the graffiti is darker at one side and gets brighter and when i tried to make the brightness on the models face darker it didn't look visually appealing.

I edited this image to make the brightness more, even though the light on the models face is very bright i needed to make the brightness higher so that the graffiti was clearer. 

As i already have a photo of this graffiti, i chose not to edit it so that the viewer can see the colours of the graffiti and when u display my images i will put this one along side the image including the same background. I could of edited this image to make the models contrast the background. However i couldn't have taken the photo closer up to make the people clearer because i needed to capture all of the art along the wall.  

I did not edit this image because i thought the lighting worked well illuminating the bright colours of the art on the wall and the coat my model wears contrasts the colours on the wall. 

Lo2: KTA9: Reflection of progress - Examples of Street Art in Sheffield & Photoshop Skills