Work Diary:
In our Form photography session, we were asked to go and look for shadows and different shades which could exhibit a three dimensional shape. I fairly enjoyed finding form this time around as I had more inspiration than before. I spent time making my image bank, looking at different varieties of form but more importantly how you could show form. I now prefer form to depth as I feel like, with the right environment around you, a sunny day, you can show form very easily. One of my favourite photographs from the shoot was this one. I like this photo because it shows the three dimensions of the buildings through the use of the dark shadows. The angle at which the photo was taken shows a more tense scene than if I was to capture more natural light. Therefore, I feel like this photo is an effective way of displaying form:
I also like the use of the shadows among the top set of each windows. To improve this photo I will edit it in a number of ways including reducing brightness and putting it in black and white like this photo I edited:
Progression:
If I was to go out and shoot Form again, here is some pictures that I would inspire to produce. I love these photos because I feel they display a fun and creative side to what you can do with shadow. In the first image, it is different from the shadow to show a conceptual meaning which I find intriguing as they create a story:
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