Week 4: Line, Pattern (in class exercise and self directed)

In this task I had to take 3 photos filling the frame with pattern


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shutter speed: 1/100
ISO: 200


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shutter speed: 1/60
ISO: 200

In this next task I had to take at least three different photographs of leading lines


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shutter speed: 1/100
ISO: 100



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Taking an environmental portrait I had to take an image with the subjects gaze leading the viewers eye to a secondary subject in the photo.


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shutter speed: 1/60
ISO: 200

Self directed 

In this image I have taken a photo filling the frame. Here I have used the fence as my subject
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shutter speed: 1/125
ISO: 800


Here I have also filled the frame using patter this time I used the patter off an oil heater.
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shutter speed: /125
ISO: 100


Here I have used the dish rack and filled the frame of the pattern.
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shutter speed: 1/60
ISO: 6400


In the next task we had to take a wider image of a pattern making sure there was negative space in the image here the negative space is the green background and the positive space would be the area which the fence occupies.
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shutter speed: 1/160
ISO: 800


Taking another wider shot of the oil heater I forgot to add negative space so there is no negative space the image has just been taken at a wider angle but still filling the frame with pattern.
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shutter speed: 1/160
ISO: 100


This is also another picture where I had to take an image using a wider frame and applying negative space to the image here I haven't got any negative space but this is a wider frame of the dish rack. During self directed time I am able to notice what the in class activities mean being able to find the differences in my images and realising that I understand it more during self directed time is great.
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shutter speed: 1/80
ISO: 6400


In this task we had to take images of leading lines.
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shutter speed: 1/160
ISO: 800


I used camera raw to make some adjustments I took cigarette butts that were on the green part of this image using the spot removal tool I also increased the exposure bringing more detail into the image.
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shutter speed: 1/100
ISO: 100


This is an image I took of a fence which incorporates leading lines.
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shutter speed: 1/320
ISO: 100


This is also an example of leading lines. Path from the house leading to the front of the house.
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shutter speed: 1/60
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Here I had to use the subjects gaze to lead to a secondary subject in the photo I took a photo of my cousin eating her food with her eye leading the viewer to the food she is eating I had to use the flash as it was quite a dark room.
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shutter speed: 1/60
ISO: 6400


Taking a Bernd and Hilla Becher inspired image I had found this piece of architecture with a front on view I focused my lens on the object using a wide depth of field and straight lines I took this image.