Showing posts with label Multiple Imagery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Multiple Imagery. Show all posts

Thursday, 4 December 2014

Work Diary - Multiple Imagery

For this session, I was a bit confused at first. This seemed a lot like photojoiner and I wasn't sure on how I was going to do this. However, after thinking about it and deciding on what I was going to photograph, it became fairly easy. I tried thinking of things I could photograph which would look exciting when put together on photoshop. It was very fun taking different angles as I had to think about how I was going to put the pictures together and what the best angles would be.

I really like this picture because it almost looks like an illusion. I find it very interesting and fun to look at. I like how the different angles all look fairly similar but they are all extremely different to each other. What I also like about this picture is that it looks like a painting - the silhouette of the tree adds to the excitement this image brings. The angle was chosen well as the sky creates silhouettes, allowing me to create this 'illusion'.
If we did this again, I would like to look at objects and zoom in on them and take pictures of the different parts of the object. I think this will be interesting because it prevents the viewer to see the whole object but yet, they an still imagine it clearly in the heads by putting the pictures together.



Image Bank - Multiple Imagery

















Multiple imagery is a technique used by photographers to allow their viewers to see different angles of an object/person/scene. They are also used to show off different parts of an object/person/scene. This is used to add a 3-dimensional element to the photographs as the viewer can imagine seeing the object in front of them. This topic can be closely linked to Photojoiner as in the images above, we can see how different viewpoints are shown.