Sequential Images: Clas Task

In class we discussed sequential imagery in Photography and i worked with my partner Iwona to crate sequential images using mobile phone photography. I began by shooting images using these settings on my Realme GT. Ussed the auto setings on my phone. I didn't quite do this exercise correctly. To tell the truth, I did not understand the task entrusted to me. I missed class a few minutes. The day before I wasn't in class. Also, the first day at the university was not entirely successful.

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Major Project Milanote

My milanote contains a plan to create a story about a plasticine figure who came out to explore the city. At first, he is fascinated and happy to be able to explore the city. However, over time, he meets a lot of rubbish on his way, which causes depression and finally brings the character to death. In my milanote, I plan my character, plan his name. I need to take about 15-20 photos and create a virtual book. There are many more things I have to think about. What lenses will I use for my project.Will use any flash. There is still a lot to add. My Milanote

Website creation - UX Testing & Feedback

Today I checked Feedback about my website. Almost 63 percent of respondents say my website looks good. I've improved a lot since the survey. I have removed the white background. I changed galleries. Most of the respondents say that navigating my website is good. Half of the respondents say that the subpage called "About me" looks good, half have an average opinion. Most of the respondents liked the photos on my website. Most of the respondents like my home page ...

Researching the following artists related to my main project

To do my project "The Sad Story about Littering" , I decided to look for inspiration among interesting photographers who deal with artistic photography and typical street reportage. Due to the fact that I have to make a street story in the form of a photo book, the inspiration of the artists discussed below seems right. Henri Cartier-Bresson He was a French photographer who was born in Chanteloup, France, on August 22, 1908, and died in Céreste, France, on August 3, 2004. Henri Cartier-Bresson was a passionate street and reporter photographer. In a special and poetic way, he was able to capture the right moment in a photograph. His works are appreciated all over the world to this day. Movement is very important in his photographs. He photographed in black and white style . In my story, I would also like to use black and white photography as a form of communication. By capturing the right moment, I would like my photos to come to life and be more interesting for the...

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