Photo within a frame - sequencing - straight images:
Showing posts with label Sequencing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sequencing. Show all posts
Thursday, 18 June 2015
Wednesday, 17 June 2015
Sequence - Technique page:
What is a sequence?
A sequence is a series of photographs, continuously joined together or combined as one to show an action or series of events.
How to create a sequence?
For the best result using a tripod is essential to ensure that your frame has not moved during the sequence.
You set the tripod up with the camera facing the area that you would like your sequence to take place.
You then take your photo once you have decided what your first frame will be.
You continue to take your photographs of the changing scene until you have taken your desired amount for your sequence. ( you do not move the tripod)
On a blank canvas in photoshop you resize all of your photos and bring them onto the canvas to be placed into the sequence.
You choose where each photo will go and if their are gaps in between each photo, and a border surrounding.
Tuesday, 16 June 2015
Sequencing photography - image bank:
Sequencing photography - image bank:
In the beginning 3 photos sequencing has been shown through a series of images all been put together to make one photo. This sequence is a action sequence as you can clearly see each part of the action that is taking place. These are effective as they can show a journey progress and develop.
I have chosen to include this image because i think its a direct example of a sequencing photograph. The idea of the sequence is simple and clear to notice making it easy to see it. The photograph shows something as a moving sequence as you can se the progress of the runner jumping over the hurdle.
In the two photos above and below a sequence is being shown with water sports. They show the different points of the sport and showing the different heights. This is a simple and effective way of showing how the sport works and the heights they can reach. This is a fun way of exampling the sport as well as a fun thing to photograph.
In the three images below he sequence has been shown in a number of photographs. This enables you to see each part of the sequence separately.
In the two images above and below the use of multiple images to show a sequence makes it easy to show the individual stages of the sequence. This way allows for more character to be shown into the sequence as there is more space and opportunity to show more in each individual photo.
In the image below the use of many different images allows you to see in depth what is happening in the sequence. This allows you to see small developments and changes in the photos as the sequence progresses. This sequence is effective because its a easy way to show the different parts of a sequence, it would work best with larger sequences.
Monday, 15 June 2015
Sequencing - Work diary
Sequencing work diary:
In todays session we focused on the topic of sequecning, we had to make around 4 different types of sequence. Personally i enjoyed this session, as i enjoyed the creative way that we got to edit out photos. My favourite edit from the session was my animation as i hadn't made something like this before and it was a new skill for me to learn. The skill that i need to improve is my sequence in one photo image as my photos were not correctly lined up and my final edit did not come out the way that i had hoped. I will continue to use sequencing throughout my project as it is a fun way of watching something progress from A to B.
Above is my image that i am not happy with. In my initial idea i had aimed to have a least one more shot of my brother in the image to fill the space in the left hand corner. I feel like this image could have been made a lot better and if i had lined my camera better.
I feel like that this image is a successful example of a simple sequence. The whole thing lines up well and you can clearly see each person sit down in each photograph. I think that these images are a good way to show something progressing and are a technique i will continue to use.
Progression:
Once my project has developed i feel that i will use sequencing to demonstrate some of my images. I think that i can make animations for ideas with style. I also think that i could think of many more creative ways to join style and sequencing together.
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