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Rianna Bell-Raven, work experience

7/12/2018

Day 3- Black and white
Today i focused on my dog as I thought the contrasting tones of his fur would stand out and create contrast making the image more interesting. His fur also has lots of tones making the highlights stand out. I studied light and shadows before taking these photos in order to understand the different effects created. i also worked with multiple layers and removed the black and white effect from the eyes in some. My favourite photo is the first one as i find the triangle under the eye interesting and i like the balance of tones.
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Rianna Bell-Raven, work experience

7/11/2018

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Day 2- texture
-The first image is of a stone pillar and a wood stacks showing contrast in texture from strong and flat to rough and irregular.
-The second image is showing the contrast in texture from rusting metal and dying grass or the difference and similarities between man made and natural deterioration.
-The third picture is of a hole in a table, i like the texture of the chipped paint and the colours of the blurred stones through the hole. This also uses rule of thirds.
-The fourth picture is string tied around a tree to show two different textures compared.
The fifth picture is of a plant, i took this because of the smooth texture and variety of shades of green.
-the sixth picture is of shattered glass showing a change in texture from smooth and pure to jagged and broken. I like this picture because i think it looks like a spider web or a map of a city due to the white cracks.
-Rianna Bell-Raven

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Rianna Bell-Raven, work experience

7/10/2018

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Day 1- rule of thirds
Today my photography challenge was rule of thirds. The first picture is of a door and i took this to experiment on rule of thirds on a angle.
The second picture is of the same door but of the frame and wall, i used rule of thirds by using three different texture types/patterns
The third picture is of a tree trunk, i took this as i thought the trunk would create a nice parallel through the image to create the middle third and i also thought the pattern looked like an eye.
The last image i attempted to use rule of thirds in both directions (horizontal and vertical) in order to draw attention to the focal point/ the cat.
-Rianna Bell-Raven

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Rianna Bell-Raven, work experience

Rianna Bell-Raven, work experience

Rianna Bell-Raven, work experience

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