Showing posts with label Shape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shape. Show all posts

Monday, 28 November 2016

Shape Work Diary



This photograph was taken with a slower shutter speed with a higher aperture to bring out the light reflection and shape of the fountain. This is well composed since the path way behind the shape of the fountain the in a straight line.


This photo was taken with a very high aperture of f 22 which is why everything is in focus including the shape of the object and the background involved. I also think that this well well composed since the line of the beach in the background is a straight line. This photo has an easily recognisable focus point being the object in the middle.

This photo does include the shapes of the water flowing and the leafs from the water also. This was taken with a longer shutter speed to capture the dark scenery included in the photograph. I do not like this photograph since the settings were not very well accustomed to the dark background. This then caused the final capture of the photograph to come out grainy and out of focus. This would have been improved if the camera settings were adjusted to a more suitable setting which would then bring out a sharper image which would be more pleasant for the viewers eye. 

Shape Straight Images



I like this picture representing shape since this machinery is in an unusual place to me being at the beach. I do also like the wide depth of field used since it demonstrates the shape of the object as well as its surroundings.

I also like this picture since it shows the shape water can take place and how it could change and flow as shown from the longer shutter speed used on the camera. This appeals to me since the fountains are also in an unusual spot making me want to know this destination.


This picture interests me since the macro shot really brings the water into viewpoint with its narrow depth of field. Also, this picture interests me since it is interesting to see what shape water can take in the conditions that it has.



This picture also interests me since it displays all sorts of shapes being reflected  onto the water. For example the wooden construction in the middle has a near to perfect reflection onto the water, making it interesting for me to view.



Finally this photo also interests me since the water has taken a very elegant shape from the fountain. The well composed shot of the photo easily influences the viewer to focus onto the fountain.

Tuesday, 8 November 2016

Shape Image Bank

Shape: 



Shape is clearly represented in these pictures since each of these pictures form to make a recognisable symbol or image to the human eye. For example, the shadow of the ring is recognisable heart shape. Another example would be the swans necks which also create the shape of a heart.

Shape Definition

Shape is an area enclosed by a line that could be outlined or shaded in. They could be geometric or irregular. When drawing shapes, you must consider the size and position as well as the shape of the area around it. The shapes created in the spaces between shapes are referred to as negative space.


This photo by Bill Brandt demonstrates the artistic view of the female body rather than sexual objectification since he represents the body as an abstract form. Furthermore, this photo does not contain near to any similarity to 'lads mags' magazine contents.