Showing posts with label Form. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Form. Show all posts

Wednesday, 23 November 2016

Form Work Diary


This photo was taken with a narrow depth of field, a low ISO sensitivity and a fast shutter speed. I think this is a good photo since it brings out an unusual form for the location of the picture and the high f stop also brings out the background involved in the photo. There could have also potentially been many other photos taken of this at different angles.


This photo also brings out the form of what water could be. This was taken with a macro lens with a narrow depth of field and a freeze frame shutter speed. I do not think that this photo could be improved since it clearly demonstrates the various forms of what water could be.


This photo in my opinion was not one of my best photos since it could have been improved a lot more. For example, the chair on the right could have been removed and the angle of the photograph could have been changed. The photo was taken with a low depth of field, a low ISO sensitivity and a fast shutter speed. 

Form Straight Images



This is my favorite picture that represents form since this is not a usual object that would be seen at the beach. It also has me question why there is such a machine here at the beach and why it could have been used. The wide depth of field also brings out the other factors in the image such as the rest of the background.













I also like this picture because it bring out one of the many forms water can become rather than just an ordinary tap running water. The narrow depth of field has the viewer easily identify what the focus area of the photograph is and also has me question what else could be created with water? And how water could be aesthetically pleasing.


This picture also brings out the many forms of what water could be. Like the last picture, the narrow depth of field makes it easy for the viewer to identify the focus point of the picture. The orange colour of the light also brings a warm feeling to the photo.


This photo shows the 3D form of a person. This photo was taken with a low shutter speed to only bring out the form of the sculpture and by removing the background.


Form Contact Sheet


Tuesday, 8 November 2016

Form Image Bank

Form:

 

Form Definition

Form is a three dimensional shape, such as a cube or sphere.

 Sculpture and 3D design are about creating forms.

 In 2D artwork, tone and perspective can be used to create an illusion of form.

Surrealism: A movement in art and literature that flourished in the early 20th century. Surrealism aimed at expressing imaginative dreams and visions free from conscious rational control. Salvidor Dali was an influential surrealist painter.