Tuesday 8 October 2013

Henri Cartier Bresson

He was famous for creating some great decisive moments using one of the first hand held cameras made by Leica. Before that you couldn't really take photos fast enough to capture a split second in time. His work has helped us today to capture stories while they are happening, newspapers get to capture a story as it is happening to visually describe a story. Learning about his work has made me appreciate the story that can happen in a frozen moment in the tiniest fragments of time.

Here is a great link I found brilliant while looking for some of his photographs:  http://erickimphotography.com/blog/2011/08/22/10-things-henri-cartier-bresson-can-teach-you-about-street-photography/

Here are some of his photographs:












Wednesday 3 July 2013

Film Poster Re-Edit

I re-edited the poster after I was told it wuld look more professional with the logo and rating at the bottom.

Film Poster

This was interesting to edit, to make the smoke I drew simple squiggles with a white paint brush on a new layer, smudged the action and changed each colour the erased over the front fingers.

I cut around each characters photograph and added them to a individual layer. I actually used Microsoft Paint for the credits. I added the rating and the logo in Photoshop.

Thursday 27 June 2013

My Self Portrait




These are my original photographs, the landscape photograph I did not take but I edited it which can be seen by my later post.
 I cut around each photograph of myself and put the front me as the top later.
As I had already cut around myself I could delete the original background and put the landscape photograph in its place.

Friday 26 April 2013

Our brain storm sheet


Audience Links

 Here are some links of some sites with pictures advertising days out for families.

http://www.dayoutwiththekids.co.uk/family-fun/Sea_Life_London_Aquarium/295

http://www.kew.org/visit-kew-gardens/garden-attractions-A-Z/bee-garden.htm

http://www.dairylandfarmworld.com/

Friday 8 February 2013

Good Poster, Bad Poster


This is a good poster of a great film. The wording at the very top gives you a feel and a slight explanation to what its about. It has pretty much all of the characters in the center, with obviously the main characters at the front. Just under the picture it has the title of the film written in a style that also give you more of a feel to what its about. At the bottom has who is in it and who made it, to help reference people to people that might recognize their other works.


This is a poster from an iconic film and my personal favorite, but I have put it as a bad poster. The main picture has got a lot to do with the film but it gives nothing to you. Just under the basic title without capital letters, all it gives away is its from a terrifying best seller. Above the title are three actor names which can draw you to the movie but you will have no idea what parts they play at all. At the very bottom is actor names and the rest of of the main people behind the film.