(P3a,b,c)

 Skills in Composition

All photos taken are at eye level. I chose this angle because you are able to see every part of the photo really clearly.

The background it mostly green with a few bits of brown to help the contrasts of colour. The colours of the background help symbolise Autumn.

The rule of thirds applies to all the photos on the left as the subject is along those lines and is the most important part. This adds balance and interest to the photo.

All of the elements are balanced in the photos as the subject is sitting towards one side of the photo and their are other elements around her.

The way the photograph is framed is with the leaves and the trees in the background as they are all similar colours which helps draw your attention to the main point of interest. 

Skills in controlling image exposure, focus and using lenses.

The meta data above is what was used for the last photo on the left. All the photos on the left were taken with the same lens shown in the meta data above. 


For a few of the photos I had to adjust the brightness as it was quite a bright day which made the image over exposed. 

The lens was on manual, so I had a manual focus to help make sure the whole photo was in focus other then having the main subject in focus and the background as a blur. 

Skills in using lighting

As I was outside the lighting was High Key. The subject is hit by multiple key lights which gives it a realistic look to create an upbeat mood. This helps set the scene and keep it natural.

 Skills of Composition 

All of the photos on the right are taken at eye level. I chose this angle because you are able to see all of the elements in the photograph.

The background of these photos are mostly green with a few reds and browns. These contrast of colours help the photos symbolise Autumn.

The rule of thirds applies to all the photos on the right as the subject is along those lines and is the most important part. This adds balance and interest to the photo.

All of the elements are balanced in the photos as the subject is standing towards one side of the photo and their are other elements around her.

The way the photograph is framed is with different kind of trees in the background with red and green leaves. This helps draw your attention to the main point of interest as the colours don't stand out as much as the main subject.

Skills in controlling image exposure, focus and using lenses. 

The meta data above is what was used for the bottom photo on the right. All the photos on the right were taken with the same lens shown in the meta data above. 

For a few of the photos I had to adjust the brightness as it was quite a bright day which made the image over exposed. 

The lens was on manual, so I had a manual focus to help make sure the whole photo was in focus.

Skills in using lighting

As I was outside the lighting was High Key. The subject is hit by multiple key lights which gives it a realistic look to create an upbeat mood. This helps set the scene and keep it natural.

Skills in Composition 

All photos taken are at eye level. I chose this angle because you are able to see every part of the photo really clearly.

The background it mostly green with a few bits of brown, red and orange to help the contrasts of colour. The colours of the background help symbolise Autumn.

The rule of thirds applies to all the photos below as the subject is along those lines and is the most important part. This adds balance and interest to the photo.

All of the elements are balanced in the photos as the subject is standing towards one side of the photo and their are other elements around him.

The way the photograph is framed is with different kind of trees in the background with red and green leaves. This helps draw your attention to the main point of interest as the colours don't stand out as much as the main subject, apart from the last photo as their are a few more colour that stand out.

Skills in controlling image exposure, focus and using lenses. 

The meta data above is what was used for the first photo below. All the photos below were taken with the same lens shown in the meta data above.

For a few of the photos I had to adjust the brightness as it was quite dark which made the image under exposed.  

The lens was on manual, so I had a manual focus to help make sure the whole photo was in focus. This lens gave a human effect.

Skills in using lighting

As I was outside the lighting was High Key. The subject is hit by multiple key lights which gives it a realistic look to create an upbeat mood. This helps set the scene and keep it natural.