Altered Portraits
Blur Motion
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After Blur Motion Questions
Q1:Blur Motion is when you get a picture that looks blurry on purpose and looks good. In technical terms its when you slow down shutter speed on camera and take a picture of a moving object. Q2: I slowed down the shutter speed and had the people in my group move or do something and took pictures of them, we would use props if needed. Q3: I would do some basic color adjustments for example turn the brightness up or down or adjust the saturation,exposure or the actual color to black and white. Q4: What was difficult about it was actually getting the picture to come out the way it needed to be. The camera was giving me problems after adjusting the shutter speed so I had to figure out what was wrong. Q5: The thing that was easy was getting the picture to come out in the right angle, after doing this it was cake the rest of the way.
Forced Perspective
This image is of my subject standing in front of my camera and the building in the back making her look giant. How this image uses Fp is by having her stand in front of the camera it makes her look larger than the building. How I created this image was by having her stand in front of the camera and angling my camera up towards the sky. There was nothing really hard about making this Fp to be honest. The distance definitely affected this image because you need a certain amount of distance to create this image.
This image is of my subject standing away from the camera and a set of fingers squeezing her. How this image uses Fp is by having her far away and the hand right next to the camera it makes it look like the hand is bigger than her. How I created this image was by having her go a certain distance away and had someone grab her with their fingers. Th hardest part was probably trying to find the right depth of field. The line of sight and and depth field affected this image by making the image look a little rough.
This image is of my subject eating a semi driving down the road. How this image uses Fp is by making it look like he's big enough to eat the semi. How I created this image is by having the subject bend down to the right angle and have him open his mouth. The hardest part was timing it right. How I think they affected the image was by making his head look weird and distorted kinda.
Independent Project #1
