My First Roll of Film

In previous assignments I finished all the research before I started to take images after I had finished all the research so this time I am starting to take images very early and do artist researches alongside.

I feel that the circled images are the best computationally so I may consider using them.

  

This image shows how nature is around us and how it is constantly trying to be in our lives even though we live an urban lifestyle, represented by the large amount of grey. I really like how the brightness of the green really stands out. It seems to attract you to the image and towards that area specifically. This is kind of like nature is trying to get the audiences attention.

  

This image uses the rule of thirds to separate the image into two halves and it uses similar colours; which are man made and natural together to in essence hold the two worlds together. One world of bricks and the other of metal.

  

I feel that this image used colour very effectively because the main colours are both warm and the wall behind the grit bin has green fungi growing up it. This contrasts with the warm colours and makes them stand out even more. Maybe I could also use this image to enhance other images as well making both images stronger.

 

I find that the angle I have used in this image quite strange because we don't usually look at cars like this, usually it is more of a flat angle. This gives the viewer a new perspective looking at their own cars as well as this image. The hand prints also create a pattern which might lead the viewer through the image. The fact that this car was so dirty also sparks the viewers imagination about the owner of the vehicle; adding humour to the image because I always imagine him/her walking away from the car with black hands.

 

I took this image because of the contrasting colour bands on the beer containers. however I feel that the entrance of the stairs is more interesting. This is because as you follow it up the angle changes so your perspective changes. The containers then create a texture behind it making a new depth to the image.

I found these shoes just lying in the position here however they look as if they have been placed there. They look almost delicate because of the angle they are at. They seem to be positioned as if they would be in a magazine however they were here in a back alley; making this image surreal.

 

This image shows the decay of the world around us and how things change but are never forgotten. The maroon shade is abviously the original colour and damp has gotten under the paint, peeling it away.

  

I have used this image because of the individual colour against the dull browns and greys surrounding the pink. I also chose this angle so that I could capture the reflection of the tree in the water which would add more texture to the image.

  

I feel like the two walls are fighting each other because of their different patterns. They seam like they are protecting there territory and the blue pipe is the boundry line. The containers are quite timid and stay away from the old brickwork who seams more agressive and leans over at it.

 

This image uses lines and colours as its main attraction. Unlike my other images based on colour this one is a little desaturated. This allows you to focus on the lines and the patterns that is created by the chipping wood and paint.