Workshop One – Studio 22-04-12
Saturday, 21 April 2012
Creative Portrait Brief
Workshop One – Studio 22-04-12
Kate Luke Studio
Assignment Brief Semester
One
Creative Portrait
For my ‘creative’ portrait I am looking at doing a
photograph of a good friend of mine she is a very striking girl who also is a well-known
singer in Canberra. She also has extremely long hair which in a way is a prop
of its own. I am looking to do a portrait either showing the strength of women,
and their power. Or a portrait which really reflects her personality, and her
singing background.
I have a couple of examples which I hope to try and use
to further develop my ideas.
I love the colours
in this image, and the way the girl almost has her body wrapped around the guitar
like it is her life.
This image is a very different view to a
guitar and the musician than we usually see and I love how the leading lines
lead us in to this persons love for music.
Again as I said before I
love the moment and the mood we can see in this man’s life and his passion and
love for music.
I think this image is very interesting as the symmetrical style of the
framing and the black and white image creates a strength within the image.
These
two pictures I think would work together, the first image has a very striking
framing and a style that would work for a magazine style portrait which is
something outlined in our brief, but I love the passion and character in the
second image I hope to create the mood of the second image in the first ones
composition.
I love these style portraits and have always wanted to attempt the mirror
reflection style picture one portrait tells one story but I think when a mirror
is added like it has done in the top image, you get this gorgeuos glow like
image where the reflection becomes apart of the person itself.
Finally I love this picture with the geometric
shapes created by her body and arms, and the rim lighting which exentuates the
pose even more. For some people a profile view works and for others it is a
burden, in this case I think it has proved a beautiful asset and pose for this
image.
Tuesday, 3 April 2012
02-04-12
Workshop One – Studio 02-04-12
Kate Luke Week
Eight Semester
One
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Group
Portraits
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Light ‘fall off’
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Inverse square rule…
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Even light means people further away
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Use triangular shapes
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Keep heads on different levels
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Watch for shadows stagger individuals if
necessary
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Joyce Tenneson
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In groups of 4 to 6 create a range of portraits
with 2 3 or 4 people in shot
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Each person must get a chance at being
photographer subject and assistant
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Post photos to the studio computer
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Upload images to your blog
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Find at least 4 examples of group portraits
i think this shot was shot with a large softbox coming mainly from camera right. maybe even 2 to light up the whole group I think this was shot with the lights mainly from in front... with the lights quite far back so it becomes evenly lit.
The rest of my examples are all shots where the lighting is really quite flat, even and natural
My studio shots
for this shot i have a harsh light on camera left to creat the shadows and strong light and a back light to create the definition between subject ans background unfortunatley the subject top middle has become quite shadowed comparitivley i porbably shold have used a reflector to light her face
The rest of my shots were all shot with the same lighting two harsh lights on either side at the front and a soft box doing practically nothing on the backdrop...
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