Wednesday, 17 June 2015
Wednesday, 3 June 2015
Evaluation
Evaluation
I thought the project overall went really well as i finished my work weeks before the deadline date. I wouldn't really say i found any part difficult, because i kept on top of my course work and made sure that i had my shoots done. There wasn't any major problems or barriers, however i found doing a shoot with an unprofessional model can be a great deal harder than with a professional. This is because when you ask and show them to pose in certain positions, it makes the model look uncomfortable and somehow awkward. To resolve this in future, i would try and hire a professional model to create the perfect photo. I also had a problem in my first shoot with no flash trigger on the camera, however after experimenting with different apertures i resolved it by making it look as good as possible without the correct equipment. To meet my initial intentions i shot my shoot both times in front of a white background to create high key lighting. I then dressed up the model in women's accessories and asked him to pose in certain positions that women are seen doing. My idea didn't change throughout the project. I kept with my project plan and although i experimented with different backdrops and women's accessories, i preferred to keep my original idea which i thought was better. The clothing changed slightly from shoot to shoot. For my second shoot i chose to go with a more colorful look on my model to help him stand out more. I would argue that the written work and Exhibition posters are the strongest part of my project. I'd like to say my photos were the strongest part, however i think there was a lot of improvements to be made if i was to do this shoot again. I chose my final images from a variety of photos that i took in the studio. I tried to choose a variety of different photos so that each and every photo would be different and unique. I think the message it portrays is to not judge people by the way they act, look or feel.
I thought the project overall went really well as i finished my work weeks before the deadline date. I wouldn't really say i found any part difficult, because i kept on top of my course work and made sure that i had my shoots done. There wasn't any major problems or barriers, however i found doing a shoot with an unprofessional model can be a great deal harder than with a professional. This is because when you ask and show them to pose in certain positions, it makes the model look uncomfortable and somehow awkward. To resolve this in future, i would try and hire a professional model to create the perfect photo. I also had a problem in my first shoot with no flash trigger on the camera, however after experimenting with different apertures i resolved it by making it look as good as possible without the correct equipment. To meet my initial intentions i shot my shoot both times in front of a white background to create high key lighting. I then dressed up the model in women's accessories and asked him to pose in certain positions that women are seen doing. My idea didn't change throughout the project. I kept with my project plan and although i experimented with different backdrops and women's accessories, i preferred to keep my original idea which i thought was better. The clothing changed slightly from shoot to shoot. For my second shoot i chose to go with a more colorful look on my model to help him stand out more. I would argue that the written work and Exhibition posters are the strongest part of my project. I'd like to say my photos were the strongest part, however i think there was a lot of improvements to be made if i was to do this shoot again. I chose my final images from a variety of photos that i took in the studio. I tried to choose a variety of different photos so that each and every photo would be different and unique. I think the message it portrays is to not judge people by the way they act, look or feel.
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