Evaluation:
As our photography works get increasingly challenging, we look at different ways of displaying our photographs. This time, we looked at multiple imagery. I was unsure on what to do in this topic as I went by what other people had told me to do which was to take several images with a relating theme, which we would inevitably make into a contrast. The first thought that went through my mind was that we were creating more photo joiners, but instead of representing them all together, we would do so in a collage style. I found this one of the most interesting things to do on photoshop as it involved making the layout with our images. Although it took quite a long time, it was interesting to look at images in different points of view, but one whole image. I started off by using my feet and hands in different locations to have a contrasting background.
Then, I went on to taking pictures of the same thing but from different angles so that it would show only one object in the multiple imagery. These included one of a bush and one of different styles of leaves. I also like the way that the images looked and the fact I had complete freedom in editing my images. For example, I got to choose the layout of my multiple images and it was much more fun, than the previous photo joiners we had done.
Then, I went on to taking pictures of the same thing but from different angles so that it would show only one object in the multiple imagery. These included one of a bush and one of different styles of leaves. I also like the way that the images looked and the fact I had complete freedom in editing my images. For example, I got to choose the layout of my multiple images and it was much more fun, than the previous photo joiners we had done.
Progression:
In the future, when I go back to create more multiple imagery I will look at showing different images of the same object by showing different angles and different parts of it. For example, the first image shows different parts of the clock and focuses on different patterns. The second shows different expressions although it is the same image, it is allowed to be explored and show off their potential. I would look to perform more multiple imageries featuring people as I find this interesting.





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