CALL SHEET No: 3
Title of shoot: in solitude.
Name of student: laura cristelle marshall
Date of shoot: 28.11.10
Time of shoot: mid-day.
Location details/directions: sharpthrone, abandoned railway track.
Props: a lighter.
Talent: an 18 year old boy.
Description of location: the picuture will be take in two diffrent ways and i will choose the best take. the first one is of the boy lying on the track lighting the flame taken from over the subject. the second will be of him standing on the track facing the the other way holding the bottle loosley in his hand.
Lighting, Daylight or Artificial light: natural light.
Additional information about how the photo will be shot: for this picture i will use a gorilla pod to get an overveiw shot.
Equipment needed: tripod, gorrila pod & camera.
Wednesday 24 November 2010
call sheet; location two.
CALL SHEET No: 2
Title of shoot: in solitude
Name of student: laura cristelle marshall
Date of shoot: 26.11.10
Time of shoot: morning
Location details/directions: standen, the rocks.
Props: can possibly. none necessarily needed.
Talent: an 18 year old boy.
Description of location: the climbing rocks at standen & the weirwood reservoir sitting over the edge of the rocks (taken from behind) overlooking the reservoir. & sitting by the edge of the water.
Lighting, Daylight or Artificial light: sun light.
Additional information about how the photo will be shot: tripod & camera.
Equipment needed: with a camera on a tripod.
Title of shoot: in solitude
Name of student: laura cristelle marshall
Date of shoot: 26.11.10
Time of shoot: morning
Location details/directions: standen, the rocks.
Props: can possibly. none necessarily needed.
Talent: an 18 year old boy.
Description of location: the climbing rocks at standen & the weirwood reservoir sitting over the edge of the rocks (taken from behind) overlooking the reservoir. & sitting by the edge of the water.
Lighting, Daylight or Artificial light: sun light.
Additional information about how the photo will be shot: tripod & camera.
Equipment needed: with a camera on a tripod.
call sheet; 1st location.
CALL SHEET No: 1
Title of shoot: in solitude
Name of student: laura cristelle marshall
Date of shoot: 24.11.10
Time of shoot: evening.
Location details/directions: mill pond lake, felbridge.
Props: can/ bottle of alchoal. prefferbaly beer. scruffy or dirty clothing.
Talent: 18 year old boy.
Description of location: the picture in this location is a picture of the teen sitting at the end of a jetti on his own witha can of beer, his legs dangling over the edge, with him in a daze. i will try taking the photos in three diffrent way, from behind, the side & infront each from diffrent angles.
Lighting, Daylight or Artificial light: natural ligting
Additional information about how the photo will be shot: i will use a tripod for this photo, as it will create a sturdy photo.
Equipment needed: camera, tripod.
Title of shoot: in solitude
Name of student: laura cristelle marshall
Date of shoot: 24.11.10
Time of shoot: evening.
Location details/directions: mill pond lake, felbridge.
Props: can/ bottle of alchoal. prefferbaly beer. scruffy or dirty clothing.
Talent: 18 year old boy.
Description of location: the picture in this location is a picture of the teen sitting at the end of a jetti on his own witha can of beer, his legs dangling over the edge, with him in a daze. i will try taking the photos in three diffrent way, from behind, the side & infront each from diffrent angles.
Lighting, Daylight or Artificial light: natural ligting
Additional information about how the photo will be shot: i will use a tripod for this photo, as it will create a sturdy photo.
Equipment needed: camera, tripod.
location recce sheet.
locations;
derilict areas, such as the abandoned railway track in sharpthorne.
the subway near sackville & the underpass.
standen stones; the rocks in standen.
mill pond lake, felbridge.
power sockets for lights; not needed.
permission to be on site; not needed.
props or costume needed; can/bottle of beer. scruffy clothes.
what are the light sources in the space; natural light, day light & sunlight. (night light)
preparation notes; think about additional notes and considering weather conditions.
health & saftey issues; dark areas, trip or falling hazzards.
derilict areas, such as the abandoned railway track in sharpthorne.
the subway near sackville & the underpass.
standen stones; the rocks in standen.
mill pond lake, felbridge.
power sockets for lights; not needed.
permission to be on site; not needed.
props or costume needed; can/bottle of beer. scruffy clothes.
what are the light sources in the space; natural light, day light & sunlight. (night light)
preparation notes; think about additional notes and considering weather conditions.
health & saftey issues; dark areas, trip or falling hazzards.
Treatment Photography
The title I have choose to take photo’s on is ‘In Solitude’ my ideas for the subject is to convey the mood of loneliness. I will do this by taking pictures of an object on its own, and try to show the mood of neglect in doing this. My object being a teenage boy. I will convey the mood by choosing locations that emphasise the atmosphere of loneliness.
For this project I will need to use a camera to take the photos and a tripod to make them look professional. The software I will use after taking the photos is Photoshop, this will able me to edit my photos.
To hire a Cannon EOS 350D the costs are as followed;
Daily Hire £18.72,
Weekend Hire £27.23,
Weekly Hire £68.94,
2 Weekly Hire £107.23,
3 Weekly Hire £139.57,
Deposit £100.00.
To hire the gorilla pod it costs
£10 for a three-day period.
And to hire a Manfrotto tripod
a week would be a charge of £60.
The only other person other than myself, is the subject of my photos; a teenage boy.
Moral Rights; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_rights
Copyright; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright
These are the rights and codes of conduct that I may have to consider during this assignment.
I will print my photos, but I will also present them in a slide show, along with a chosen soundtrack that will have relevance to my chosen topic.
I will print my photos, but I will also present them in a slide show, along with a chosen soundtrack that will have relevance to my chosen topic.
Wednesday 17 November 2010
assignment 2 task 1.1 mind map & research.
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| henningly mental asylum |
in solitude; is a state of seclusion or isolation; i.e., lack of contact with people. It may stem from bad relationships, deliberate choice, infectious disease, mental disorders or circumstances of employment or situation.
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| cane hill mental asylum |
health&saftey 1.6
What is Royalty-free license by Wikipedia?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royalty-free
What is Rights Managed license by Wikipedia?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rights_Managed
About Copyright.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright
About Moral rights.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_rights
Introduction to Rights & Licensing by Pro-Imaging.
http://www.pro-imaging.org/content/view/164/161/
Organiser’s Guide to the Bill of Rights by Pro-Imaging
assessments.
http://www.pro-imaging.org/content/view/426/199
Saturday 30 October 2010
art photography.
Application; When visiting the brighton exhibition we saw work from photographers such as
Stephen Gill, Rinko Kawauchi and Alec South. I think my favourite was Alec Soth's photograph of the flock of birds flying above Brighton beach. This was such a natural photo, with a very abnormal tone as the birds looked as if they were a storm. The photographers that we looked at at the gallires were different to the photographers that we'd studied in class although they did have similar styles.
A lot of the photos we looked at were portraits, these were mainly in The house of Vernacular.When we visited the University of Brighton gallery, we discovered that most of the photos had been manipulated into black and white, this was a good technique as it looked as if the people and objects in the photos were moving.
Context; Nearly all of the photos we looked at were based on a plain white canvas & a plain white wall, this drew in focus on the photograph. Hardly any photos were framed; but just pinned to the board as they were.
The exhibition rooms themselves were all very different, in the University of Brighton gallery all the walls were painted white. In the House of Vernacular it was like stepping into somebodys home, the walls had colour and there was no natural sunlight. In the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery it was more like a museum with separate rooms, plain coloured walls and an even balance between sunlight and non-natural light. All of these different types of galleries helped to set the scene for the photographs.
Stephen Gill, Rinko Kawauchi and Alec South. I think my favourite was Alec Soth's photograph of the flock of birds flying above Brighton beach. This was such a natural photo, with a very abnormal tone as the birds looked as if they were a storm. The photographers that we looked at at the gallires were different to the photographers that we'd studied in class although they did have similar styles.
A lot of the photos we looked at were portraits, these were mainly in The house of Vernacular.When we visited the University of Brighton gallery, we discovered that most of the photos had been manipulated into black and white, this was a good technique as it looked as if the people and objects in the photos were moving.
Context; Nearly all of the photos we looked at were based on a plain white canvas & a plain white wall, this drew in focus on the photograph. Hardly any photos were framed; but just pinned to the board as they were.
The exhibition rooms themselves were all very different, in the University of Brighton gallery all the walls were painted white. In the House of Vernacular it was like stepping into somebodys home, the walls had colour and there was no natural sunlight. In the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery it was more like a museum with separate rooms, plain coloured walls and an even balance between sunlight and non-natural light. All of these different types of galleries helped to set the scene for the photographs.
Wednesday 29 September 2010
portraiture
A portraiture is an artists representation of a person or an object. Most commonly they were of wealthy or high class people, and were taken as a repersentation of the power that person held. They were usually of people such as, kings, queens, the pope or other religious people and were posed to show power to the public. This was the persons repersentaion of them selfs.
Also there were portraits where it was the artists veiw of the person.This usually showed the person in a bad way and added a two sided argument on the peoples veiw.
Diane Arbus (March 14, 1923 - July 26, 1971) was an american photographer & writer. She was known to take photos of steriotypicals 'abnormal people' who seem surreal. These were people such as dwarfs, giants, tranvestites, nudists and circus performers. A Friend sais that Arbus said she was " afraid... that she would be knows simply as the photographer of freaks.
However apart from this she was asked to photograph a rich family over the christmas period. This family was the Matthaei family. She took many photos of the family and spent time with the children of the family. One of the photos taken of the young girl was very well interpreted, as when she grew up she agreed that she had caputed the mood and feelings she was experianceing at that age; misery.
Unfortuantly Diane Arbus experienced depression during her life similar to those experienced by her mother. On July 26, 1971, Arbus took her own life by ingesting barbiturates and slashing her wrists with a razor. Marvin Israel found her body in the bathtub two days later; she was 48 years old.
Wednesday 22 September 2010
photo-jornalism.
Photo-journalism in general is a form of journalism, it's the taking, editing & publication of images to tell a story to the public. The truth behind photo-journalism is not necessarily what people are led to believe. I personally believe that there is no truth behind photo-journalism as now days due to the technology change photos can be altered, edited and changed. Lately there is much debate on the truth behind photographs, as disagreements have been raised.
During the taking of the photo, there is what is called a 'decisive moment' this is the moment chosen by the photographer to press the shutter and take the photo, this one one of the reasons that pictures were named 'untruthfull' as when taking the photo a second later or earlier would change the whole entire view of the photo.
Henri Cartier-Bresson (August 22, 1908 - August 3,2004) was a french photographer considered to be the 'godfather' of photo-journalism. In 1993 Bresson took one of the most famous pictures of the 20th century. The photo was of a man jumping over a puddle. This was later interpreted to 'Europe' jumping in to the unknown, and this was the reason the picture became so well known.
Bresson was considered as a surrealist, he took his pictures using a 'Leica' camera, and in the 20th century this was considered as new technology and a way to move on with photo-journalism. The Lecia enabled you to look through the shutter with one eye and to see the picture being taken with the other.
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| Robert Capa. |
Robert Capa (October 22, 1913 - May25, 1954) was a Hungarian war and combat photographer. He covered photos from many different wars such as the Spanish Civil War & World War II. His photos taken during the war portray the violence of war.
Capa is famous for capturing famous and precise moments during the war period. The things that captured his viewers was the fact that Capa was willing to risk his life to take photos during combat. People believed his photography and he became a truthful photographer.
Capa is famous for capturing famous and precise moments during the war period. The things that captured his viewers was the fact that Capa was willing to risk his life to take photos during combat. People believed his photography and he became a truthful photographer.
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| Tony Vaccaro. |
Tony Vaccaro (b. December 20, 1922) is an American photographer who was a soldier/photographer and took photos in Europe during 1944 and 1945 and in Germany immediately after World War II. After the war, he became a renowned fashion and lifestyle photographer for U.S.magazines.
He took famous, precise pictures which are still well known to this day including ones taking from the Dday landing. Unfortuanly during the landing 3 out of four films were destroyed, but Vaccaro manged to find an abandoned photography shop where he was able to find the inks he needed to develop his last film. He did this in his helmet and the helmet of the other soldiers.
The two photographers helped the public understand the war, and war related incedents and also showed us that theres more than meets the eye.
He took famous, precise pictures which are still well known to this day including ones taking from the Dday landing. Unfortuanly during the landing 3 out of four films were destroyed, but Vaccaro manged to find an abandoned photography shop where he was able to find the inks he needed to develop his last film. He did this in his helmet and the helmet of the other soldiers.
The two photographers helped the public understand the war, and war related incedents and also showed us that theres more than meets the eye.
Wednesday 15 September 2010
intro to photography.
Laura Marshall;
The word photography to me, states the ability to express yourself in a way that is hard to describe in words. Also it allows the photographer to capture a moment or an emotion.
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