Monday 10 February 2014



Tools used for final result

Crop tool
Magic wand tool 
I also used the feathering tool to merge the two images together. 

Monday 16 December 2013


Blur tool:
Back mountains- 85%
Middle mountains- 50%
Close hill- 20%
fore-ground- 85%

Sharpen tool for the church.

Monday 2 December 2013


Ideas:
Underwater
overgrown forest (Nature)
built up city
Crawley falling apart 
Crawley frozen

Monday 25 November 2013

Sugar

 


Lasso = L key
Quickmask = Q key
Modify the edge of selection  = Select/Modify/Expand
Turn the selection into a layer= cmd/ctrl J
Move the Layer to another Photo= Move tool =V key drag to another photo
Scale the layer= cmd/ctrl T
Copy the Layer= cmd/ctrl J

Thursday 10 October 2013

Robert Capa:





Tony Vaccaro:








Photojournlism war

Robert Capa-  He was a hungarian war photographer and a photojournalist who covered five different wars. He originally wanted to be a writer but found work in photography in berlin and grew to love the art. He first photographed for colliers weekly but soon switched to life when colliers fired him. Capa was a photogrpaher who could dip in and out of war avoiding conflict if he wanted to. in 1947 he co-founded magnum photos in paris with David Seymour, Henri Cartier-Bresson, George Rodger and William Vandivert. This was the first cooperative agency for worldwide freelance photographers.  

Tony Vaccaro- Vaccaro is an american photographer who is most famous for his photos taken in europe during 1944-1945 and in German straight after world war ll. After the war he became a renowned fashion and lifestyle photgrapher for U.S magazines. He was a soldier who faught in world war 11. during his time fighting in the war he also took time to photograph some of the moments he witnessed.  

Comparison- Tony vaccaro and Robert Capa's photographs are quite similar however have many differncences. Tony vaccaro's pictures were taken after battle as he was also a soldier who was fighting in the war and his main priority was to fight. Whereas Robert capa could take photots during the war as he was not a solider and was souly there to take photographs. Some beleive that Robert Capa's photographs were staged. 'the falling solider' is said to be fake by some people. some beleive this because the scenery in the photographs photos are very different.

Thursday 3 October 2013

Photojournalism

  • Why is he famous? - He is considered to be the father of modern photojournalism, he is the master of candid photography. He is well known for capturing some of the largest events in world history. he is known for photographs of the Berlin wall, wars and conflict during his lifetime. He is also famous for the technique he uses which is called decisive moment. 
  • Why is his work significant in Photojournalism? - Because he is one of the first photographers to use a new camera called likea and the use of decisive moments.
  • Find and upload to your blog some work of theirs
  • What Camera/Technique did he use - The technique he used was called decisive moment which was a new technique that he used. the camera that he had used was a brand new camera where he didnt have t wait minutes to capture the moment because it instantly took the picture as he pressed the button, this camera was called the likea camera.


Tuesday 17 September 2013

Introduction to me..


I take pictures on my Iphone and i mainly take picture of my friends. I am looking forward to learning about the technical side of photography.