Conceptual Photography
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1. McNally's Steps: 1. Choose a location to portray and compose a photograph. 2. Set up a digital camera and standing in one spot, begin shooting photos. 3. Slowly rotating, zoom all the way in on your camera and take pictures in horizontal rows (from top to bottom of the focus). 4. Continue on the next row and the next until you have photographed your entire object. 5. Upload the photos onto photoshop and begin puzzling them together to create a whole image, resizing each image to make them fit. 2. How many photographs do you think were used in the composition? I believe he used about 26 photos. 3. Were all of the photos taken at the same time of day? It looks that all of the photos were not taken the same day due tp different lighting and people in each photo. If the photos were taken the same day, they would have had to be taken at different times of the day. 4. Are there any obvious post-processing (Photoshop) enhancements? From what I can tell, the blur tool...
I like the angle the shot was taken from, the close up angle helps in focusing in on the cookie with it being clear its the main focus. I also like how the persons face is a bit blurry and is not so clear, it helps in emphasizing the cookie.The cookies detail is also very nice as it looks so real through the photograph and does not look distorted or blurry at all. The story for this is most likely the person possibly found the cookies and is really hunger and is excited to finally eat something, or there someone else's and she will eat them despite them not being hers. I like the photograph solely on the detail in the photograph, the cookie has wonderful detail and the decision to make the person a bit blurry contributed well to the photograph.
ReplyDeleteI believe this photo is a great example of conceptual photography ,It tells a story as soon as you look at the photo. I love that the photo was able to really capture the excitement in the girls eyes as well as capturing the focus of the cookies as well.
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