Thursday, 15 March 2012
Wednesday, 14 March 2012
Exercise 14. Cropping.
I have selected three pictures that I have taken and then looked at different ways that I can crop them.
This picture is has taken in camera, of a snapshot of Cromer taken from the pier.
I cropped into the top and bottom of the picture, I think this works well.
For this picture I have not cropped it so tightly.
For the last picture I have cropped the frame so it is upright but prefer the other crop.
This picture has been taken inside the camera. I like the texture that this picture gives and thought it would look good in different shapes.
I have cropped into the bottom of the picture to give a letterbox effect. This shows the texture of the picturing moving in the direction of the frame.
I have now cropped the picture into a square giving an interesting block of colour.
In this picture I have cropped it into a rectangle, this is my least favourite as I do not think you get the impact as in the other photo's.
This picture is has taken in camera, of a snapshot of Cromer taken from the pier.
I cropped into the top and bottom of the picture, I think this works well.
For this picture I have not cropped it so tightly.
For the last picture I have cropped the frame so it is upright but prefer the other crop.
This picture has been taken inside the camera. I like the texture that this picture gives and thought it would look good in different shapes.
I have cropped into the bottom of the picture to give a letterbox effect. This shows the texture of the picturing moving in the direction of the frame.
I have now cropped the picture into a square giving an interesting block of colour.
In this picture I have cropped it into a rectangle, this is my least favourite as I do not think you get the impact as in the other photo's.
This picture was taken inside the camera.
I have cropped in on the left of this picture, this removes the stump and reflection which I found distracting.
In this picture I have cropped the background out further, this removes the out of focus duck.
I have cropped this picture as to give a letterbox effect.
Exercise 13. Vertical and Horizontal Frames.
The first part of this exercise was to take twenty pictures vertically. It was suggested to use a compact location. With this in mind I started in the garden then walked around the nature reserve which is close by.
After loading and viewing the pictures on my computer I then repeated the exercise taking the same pictures in an horizontal format.
Below are all of my pictures in both vertical and Horizontal.
After loading and viewing the pictures on my computer I then repeated the exercise taking the same pictures in an horizontal format.
Below are all of my pictures in both vertical and Horizontal.
In conclusion
I found this exercise interesting but I was not that impressed with some of my results. When taking a vertical image in a horizontal frame, I found that I am quite predictable and usually fit the image to the left hand side of the frame.
I have tried to vary this taking some of the pictures in the middle of the frame which I am not very keen on. I also tried to angle the subject and was particularly pleased with the garden chair.
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