LO1 Leading lines in pictures

This images uses leading lines to show the length of the road and its extension off into the distance. The curve at the end leads the eye off the edge of the photo.







Similarly this uses a straight line stretching off into the distance to show the great length of the road and pulls focus to the distance.
The photo draws your eye to the road curving up at the end.







The leading lines in this image make the picture appear to vanish into nothing, as well as making the station seem much longer than it really is.

Rule of thirds and powerpoint photo

LO1 Unit 31- Progress

1. Images of mind map taken and stored on phone. Will transfer to blog over the weekend. Photographers chosen for the Prezi presentation. Presentation started.

2. Photography keyword definitions completed

3. Artists chosen
Portrait photographer: Yousuf Karsh
Landscape photographer: Ansel Adams
Aerial photographer: William Garnett
Air-To-Air photographer: Charles brown
Sports photographer: Bob martin

4. Prezi started

5.Completed:

• Intro slide- Types of photography
• Portrait photography
• Landscape photography

6. Contingency plan completed

7. Equipment plan completed

8. Modd board started
Mood board completed.

LO1 Chris Saunders notes

LO1 Definition of Key terms

Aperture: A space through which light passes in an optical or photographic instrument. The variable opening by which light enters a camera.


Depth of field: The distance between the nearest and the furthest objects that give an image judged to be in focus in a camera.

Exposure: The amount of light that will contact the photographic film or image sensor during the taking of a photograph. 

Framing: A photographic technique that focuses the attention of the viewer. 

Composition: The positioning of everything in the photo, people, background, objects  Very important in taking portrait photographs particularly.