Showing posts with label final image portrait. Show all posts
Showing posts with label final image portrait. Show all posts

Thursday, 6 January 2011

"Mum and William" final image ( i think )

This image was done whilst i was photographing another person i just looked around and took this i like is because of the conservation on there faces and they did not realise i was photographing them !!

This is like the work of Paul Strand and Lewis W Hine people at work and natural portrait.

I took this image with my Canon 550 d with the standard lens, this was taken in a work shop and i had to make sure i took it with an high iso so i could make the light better...

With health and safety i had to be very care with tripping over objects and with machinery and tools around had to watch my step also with a child being there, that's why my mum is holding him so he did not get hurt...




This is my original.



I have tried to make this a little brighter the faces don't seem so drained, and the toy is a lot brighter.


I have done this in black and white but think i proffer colour.


Final image 


"BEN" final portrait.

This is going to be one of my final images in people and portrait, i have used the same techniques as Lewis W.Hine and Paul Strand with the use of a solid back ground in my case a brick wall, The face expiration was mutual not smiling not unhappy just "normal".

I did try the image in black and white but it looks better in colour.

If you look at the image the stripes of Ben's top follows the lines of the brick work, the rule of the thirds is presents in this image as well.

I used my canon 550d with the standard 18 - 55mm lens, as held by hand i think this worked well but next time i might use a tripod as the person stayed still and might make the picture more sharp.

With health and safety taken into consideration all i had to be aware of was the surrounds and the safety of he other person, there was no traffic or animals around, i had to watch my footing as the ground was a little uneven but that was all.

This image was taken in 
ISO 800
1/60
8.0
m setting




I have tyred this in black and white, but i really don't like it ? I cant really explain why !!



I have changed the saturation in this picture, and have made the the back wall a lot brighter. 



This is my final image wall brighter, i have cropped it a little but have kept Ben's hands in as i think this makes him look more relaxed.