TIME Learning Log Directions- Breadth 5- Shadow
1. What was the shoot? Different perspectives of Light
2. A brief analysis of the technical skills you used and what went right and what needs improvement. I used light to create this photo and I had to move the light in different directions to get the right shot. My photo idea went right in what I wanted to do and what could improve was getting someone to take a picture of rather than always myself.
3. A brief analysis of how this shoot expresses something about you and what makes it unique to you as a photographer. This shoot expresses a kind of mystery to it just like some people find me mysterious. This photo is unique to me because I usually like taking portraits of people and bringing beauty to the photo.
4. A brief analysis of the message you hoped to communicate, how successful you were at communicating it, and how are the images different from being a snapshot. I hoped to communicate that we all have a shadow to us which brings mystery to a person. I believe I was successful in this message because of the shadow. This image is different from a snapshot because the photo was staged and needed light and perspective to be made, whereas a snapshot is just the click of a button from wherever you choose.
5. A brief analysis of what you learned by doing the shoot and what new ideas you now have from doing this work.
I learned that light is very useful to get a great picture and I now have new ideas to do more portraits of other people which portray emotion.
6. Pick one of the four TIME areas and write a goal to concentrate on for your next shoot.
For my next shoot I am going to work on getting my subject to portray different types of emotion and use lights and shadows to enhance the subject matter and make the piece even better.
2. A brief analysis of the technical skills you used and what went right and what needs improvement. I used light to create this photo and I had to move the light in different directions to get the right shot. My photo idea went right in what I wanted to do and what could improve was getting someone to take a picture of rather than always myself.
3. A brief analysis of how this shoot expresses something about you and what makes it unique to you as a photographer. This shoot expresses a kind of mystery to it just like some people find me mysterious. This photo is unique to me because I usually like taking portraits of people and bringing beauty to the photo.
4. A brief analysis of the message you hoped to communicate, how successful you were at communicating it, and how are the images different from being a snapshot. I hoped to communicate that we all have a shadow to us which brings mystery to a person. I believe I was successful in this message because of the shadow. This image is different from a snapshot because the photo was staged and needed light and perspective to be made, whereas a snapshot is just the click of a button from wherever you choose.
5. A brief analysis of what you learned by doing the shoot and what new ideas you now have from doing this work.
I learned that light is very useful to get a great picture and I now have new ideas to do more portraits of other people which portray emotion.
6. Pick one of the four TIME areas and write a goal to concentrate on for your next shoot.
For my next shoot I am going to work on getting my subject to portray different types of emotion and use lights and shadows to enhance the subject matter and make the piece even better.
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