Foundations of Photography Final Project

This photo is color and mood showing happiness using the word yellow.

The two photos below are Expressionism using the word Tension.

The two photos below are shallow depth of field using words little for the lady bug and big for the cat.

This photo below is Formalism using the word rough.

 This photo is the framing technique leading lines using the word mess.

This photo is complimentary color contrast using the word happiness.

This photo is blurred motion using the word love.

This photo is texture using the word wet.

This photo is Instrumentalism because it shows how we are paving over the earth using the word stranger.

This photo is frame within a frame using the word guilty pleasure.

Alternative Processes

Alternative Processes Examples

WET PLATE COLLODION PRINT
Wet collodion process, also called collodion process was invented in 1851 by Englishman Frederick Scott Archer. To achieve this look you have to add a soluble iodide to a solution of collodion (cellulose nitrate) and cover a glass plate with that mixture. With a series of other chemicals it goes through the development process in a dark room.

Photos By Guy J Brown

CYANOTYPE

Cyanotype is a photographic blueprint used by engineers to create a simple and low cost process to producing multiple copies of drawings.The English scientist and astronomer Sir John Herschel discovered the procedure in 1842. The process uses two chemicals: ammonium iron(lll) citrate and potassium ferricyanide to achieve the blueprint photo. 

Photos By Elisabeth Scheder-Bieschin

GUM BICHROMATE

Gum bichromate is an old photographic printing process based on light sensitivity. Any color can be used for gum printing. The process starts with Gum Arabic being mixed with watercolor and a photo sensitive substance and then brushed onto watercolor paper. When exposed to light the areas where light hits the most, the gum hardens the most and creates a shadow on the photo.

Photos By Robert Demachy

Project 6: Panorama

Panoramic photography is a technique of photography, using specialized equipment or software, that captures images with horizontally elongated fields of view. This panorama was taken with the idea to have one person in every shot. So that when the final imaged was put together there would be one people someone standing in multiple places at once.

This panorama is made up of 6 photos taken above one of the reservoir on of the Mt.Tabor. The photo has been connected and forms an elongated view of Mt.Tabor and downtown portland.

Project 6: Layered photos

For this layered photo, I choose to use one of the many themes of Portland, the city of bridges. So I used three of the bridges that I just so happen to cross in one day. Each bridge has a different layout and different dimensions that overlap smoothly.

              

For this layered photograph I used nature as the theme with all of them consisting of green so that they would blend better together.  As well as having a different vibrant color in each so that individually those colors would come through. This picture is very calming because of the soft colors and the low opacity levels.

For this layered image I used one focus point, the road, and than had my subject, my friend Taylor, move from the left, to middle, to the right of the photo. I was trying to get a sense of movement or multiple people, subjects, in one photo.