FMP – week 3

This is a edit I had to do because the vibrance and warmth was too low in the original photograph which was a problem that could easily be solved, So I changed it and made it look brighter so people can see it as great, I believe the photo was like this because of the time of day and reflection from the sand, chalk and the grass. This was in a farm and me and my friend found a overground barn with a tree growing through it. So I took this photo before we investigated the little shack. The research I had to do was learn how to mess with the settings in photoshop to make my photo brighter as I always use PicsArt on my phone to edit my pictures

Now you can clearly see the branches and the separate colours.

This picture (shown below) was in a woodlands filled with purple flowers in Oxted near chalk lane. I then edited this picture in photoshop to turn up the brightness and mess around with the vibrance and saturation.

 

Now you can clearly see the branches and the separate colours. The original picture looked dull and lifeless, boosting the brightness and vibrancy has added character to the woods. You can see where the sun rays land and how the darkness is in the back, You can also see a bit of blue sky in the back right corner which is a small change of scenery.

 

Street photography

For the final project I will be doing photography as that is what I’m planning to do next year. I am planning to do a landscape or wildlife pictures as that’s what I admire in photography most, I like the landscape because it shows the beauty in life, I mostly like photos of woodlands and snow biomes, I like desert biomes around spring/summer time so it really lifts up the spirits, For my locations on for my photography project I will be going to Dungeness.

 

This photo is by George Georgiou which shows a picture an aircraft model which is what i find interesting as a part of me want to do jet/sky photography when I grow up into my 30s, But this inspires me today as its by a beach which could be referred to my FMP as I’m going to the south coast.