HA3 Task 3

The following picture explains what's wrong in the different shots,  the ones with the square have the explanation of why they are not good enough.


For this example I used my Chicken Contact Sheet.

HA3 Task 2

 Assignment Title: Island quest concept art reference pack 
Date: 17/03/2016
Location: Exterior 
Lighting: Natural Lighting 
Camera: Nikon D3100
Manual Focus And Zoom
Aperture: F8.5
Shutter Speed: 1/80
ISO: High 2 
White Balance: Preset (Manual)

 Assignment Title: Island quest concept art reference pack 
Date: 17/03/2016
Location: Exterior 
Lighting: Natural Lighting 
Camera: Nikon D3100
Manual Focus And Zoom
Aperture: F8.5
Shutter Speed: 1/80
ISO: High 2 
White Balance: Preset (Manual)
















Assignment Title: Island quest concept art reference pack 
Date: 17/03/2016
Location: Interior 
Lighting: Heat Lamps
Camera: Nikon D3100
Manual Focus And Zoom
Aperture: F5.5
Shutter Speed: 1/60
ISO: High 2 
White Balance: Preset Manual 

HA3 Task 1

Greek mythology. 

It is the body of myths and teachings that belong to the ancients Geeks, concerning their gods and heroes the nature of the world.  
Greek mythology contains a whole world of creatures that are different to each one. 

These are examples of some Mythological Creatures: 

Centaurs: 

It is a creature with the upper body of a humanoid and the rest is the body of a horse, there are different types of Centaurs.







http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/harrypotter/images/b/b2/Centaurs_(whole_body_-_conceptual_artwork).jpg/revision/latest?cb=20091021085558

Cyclops: 

Cyclops are a primordial race of giants which had a single difference to their "family", they only had one eye in the middle of his forehead.



























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https://sites.google.com/site/basicgreekmythology/_/rsrc/1317902204778/monsters-and-creatures/cyclops/cyclops.jpg?height=315&width=400


Medusa: 
In Greek Mythology, Medusa was a Gorgon (Female creatures in ancient Mythology), a monster. 
When people faced here they will be transformed into inert, stone statues. 

http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/epicrapbattlesofhistory/images/c/c4/Medusa-muppetman.png/revision/latest?cb=20141124165043

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/56/3d/bf/563dbf5327e0487f263063054c06d915.jpg
Arachne: 
Arachne was a mortal woman and talented weaver who challenged Athena, it was transformed into a half spider, half human. 













http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/mythology/images/e/ee/Aracgc2.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20120203020708

Cerberus: 
Cerberus in Greek Mythology is the Hound of Hades (The ancient chthonic God of the Underworld).
It is a giant multi-headed dog which guards the gates of the Underworld. 
















http://www.theoi.com/image/M12.1Kerberos.jpg

http://mythortruth.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/Cerberus2.jpg




Reference Pack: 

 This is two different examples of a Reference Photography pack.



They are used to understand anatomy and body structure.
The reference packs are used by photographers to understand the movements and shapes of a subject and also the movements of 2 or more subjects for the understanding of movement when an action happens.

https://jazzastudios.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/MALE_Body_Torso2.jpg

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/2b/05/db/2b05db8fd0bab27f14bb8e89b7bf8b44.jpg

Mind Map. 

HA2 Task 2

Location

Location is different to studio photography, is based on go out and focus on locations such as nature, city zones or even the sky.
It is focused on the environment that surround the photographer.









Night

Basically, Night Photography is taken outdoors but in these example is different.
With the lights off (Create a "Night" environment) I used a lantern, moving it in any kind of direction while using my camera with a low shutter speed creates a Moving Light picture.






Studio

This is an example of studio picture, using different types of light balance makes the picture to be more bright or dark.
Also it is important to set up all the lighting kit to take picture with the proper light for the conditions of the location







Moving

This is an example of how people are captured while moving,











The fast shutter speed gives you the option to take clear pictures of the subject in movement, this helps to capture the objective in a high speed while moving











Portrait

This is an example of a Portrait Photography, this picture on it's own represents the tiredness or fatigue of the subject.
It focus on the face and the upper body part of the subject.

HA2 Task 1

Techniques:



Framing: 

This is the example of framing, I used my Rubik's cube to represent framing.

It has 3 examples for the topic, which are:

Extreme Close Up


Close Up


Long Shot

Angle and Level:

This is an example of Angle and Level in photography.
The types of Level and Angle are: (In order of images)

High

Low

Worm's Eye

Bird's Eye

Composition: 

This is my example of composition:
It shows how the dice is on focus but the background isn't and also how the composition is made by changing the place of the dice making it go from left to right. 
















Focus: 

This is the example of focusing in photography. 
Both of the images focus on the Dice and Rubik's cube and they don't focus in the backgrounds. 

Zoom: 

The following images is the result of different zooming making the first one a mid shot and the second one a long shot. 

File Transfer: 

This is an example of how files and transferred to a PC (In this case). 
The images show "steps" of the actions that are made to transfer images. 

This demonstrates how the images are transferred to the device that we are using. 

 









File Formatting: 

File formatting is when files such as TIF or Raw Files are transformed into other files such as JPEG Files for a specific action.
This would be the difference between a JPEG and a Raw File:

Storage: 

This is an example of a storage device used in photography. 
This external hardrive is used to distribute and storage photography work.

HA1 Task 2

HA1 Task 1