Friday, 22 November 2013
Using Adobe Bridge
Adobe Bridge is essentially a program for the categorising of photos. This could prove to be extremely helpful later on, particularly when we begin to take more and more photo's. it will prove essential when selecting the good from the bad and sorting those chosen photographs in an easy and manageable way.
As shown here, we have collected a large verity of photos, and have searched through and rated all of these in as either a Reject or using a star rating to narrow them down to the ones we actually want. this rating is based on creativity and technical quality
After the process is completed, we are left with the final ten photos that are now ready to use.
Wednesday, 13 November 2013
LO2 Concept description
My concept for how to capture creative and digital sheffield:
I will capture a collection of photo all showing different aspects of sheffield. These will deliberately contrast, having advanced areas shown against the older areas. The images will then be dissected. One half of each photo will be of a well built, technologically advanced area of Sheffield. The other half of each photo will be a greyscale image of a more run down or industrial are of the City.
This contrast should be good for showing how much sheffield can change depending on the area you are in. This will require double the amount of photographs required, as each one will be half of a whole image edited on photoshop.
Otherwise, I will do the same thing, colour, wide angle shots to show how advanced some areas of the city are, and the greyscale photos will still be used to show the older side of the City. These will then be shown alternating between greyscale and colour images.
Ideas for colour images:
1. The fountain/ Peace gardens
2. The orb fountains outside the winter gardens and the winter gardens themselves
3. Millenium Galleries
4. The Crucible
5. Fargate/ High street
Ideas for greyscale images:
1. The Court room
2. Buildings near the river/ old industrial quarter (Kelham island)
3. The site of the Tinselly towers
4. Totley
5. Bus stop
I will capture a collection of photo all showing different aspects of sheffield. These will deliberately contrast, having advanced areas shown against the older areas. The images will then be dissected. One half of each photo will be of a well built, technologically advanced area of Sheffield. The other half of each photo will be a greyscale image of a more run down or industrial are of the City.
This contrast should be good for showing how much sheffield can change depending on the area you are in. This will require double the amount of photographs required, as each one will be half of a whole image edited on photoshop.
Otherwise, I will do the same thing, colour, wide angle shots to show how advanced some areas of the city are, and the greyscale photos will still be used to show the older side of the City. These will then be shown alternating between greyscale and colour images.
Ideas for colour images:
1. The fountain/ Peace gardens
2. The orb fountains outside the winter gardens and the winter gardens themselves
3. Millenium Galleries
4. The Crucible
5. Fargate/ High street
Ideas for greyscale images:
1. The Court room
2. Buildings near the river/ old industrial quarter (Kelham island)
3. The site of the Tinselly towers
4. Totley
5. Bus stop
Sunday, 10 November 2013
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