Digital Photography & imaging [PROJECT 2: Poster Design & Digital Imaging]

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11.09.2023 - 11.30.2023 / Week 7 - Week 11

Sheryne Axellia Putri / 0367267 / Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media
Digital Photography & Imaging 

Project 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS
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      PROJECT 2      


WEEK 7 11.16.2023 

PART 2A: Double Exposure


Figure 1.1 Week 7 (11/09/2023) Double exposure follow tutorial.


2B: My Own Double Exposure

Figure 1.2 Week 7 (11/09/2023) My own double exposure.


WEEK 9 11.23.2023 

Project 2B Conceptual Product Photoshoot

Create a conceptual product photoshoot using various lighting techniques.

  1. Find an interesting subject and shoot it using suitable lighting techniques.

  2. Create a photo manipulation of the subject using Photoshop to make it interesting 

  3. Explain the concept and the process of the development.



Title: Portable Time and Mirror.

Figure 1.3 Week 11 (11/30/2023) Final Outcome.

DESCRIPTION: based on my mood board, I've always wanted a pocket mirror with a clock on the other side, a pocket watch mostly contains a clock and a mirror that doesn’t work to our reflection (a fake mirror). 

I always bring my pocket mirror everywhere but don’t wear a watch. A pocket mirror that also can be used to see the time, not only that, and its small size is easy to bring and not heavy.


         REFLECTION         


Experience

W7: Try to experiment with different images, blend modes, and compositions. Photoshop provides various tools and options, so take the time to explore and study to achieve the desired result. And ensure that the resolution and image quality of the source images are suitable for the final output. Maintaining high-quality images helps avoid pixelation or loss of detail in the double exposure.

W11: Before diving into the editing process, ensure a thorough understanding of the conceptual vision behind the product photoshoot. In this case, Mr. Fauzi tasked us to make at least 3 sketches and then showed them to him for feedback, this helped guide my editing decisions and align the final images with the intended message.


Observation

W7: Adjust the contrast and brightness of each image before combining them. This helps me to create a more balanced and visually appealing double exposure effect. Adjusting the opacity of each layer to control the intensity of the double exposure effect to find the right balance ensures that both images contribute to the overall composition.

W11: Consider adjusting or enhancing the background to complement the product's concept. This could involve creating a clean and minimalist background or adding elements that enhance the narrative.


Findings

W7: Pay attention to the silhouette of the subjects in the images. A well-defined silhouette in one of the images can enhance the overall impact of the double exposure. Consider the level of detail in each image. Images with varying levels of detail can create a dynamic and interesting composition.

W11: Add lighting effects to enhance the conceptual atmosphere. This may involve adding or intensifying highlights, shadows, or reflections to achieve a desired mood.

Figure 1.4 Week 11 (11/30/2023) Before vs after. 

Links for every week
1. Week 1   7. Week 7
2. Week 2    8. Week 9
3. Week 3   9. Week 10
4. Week 4
5. Week 5
6. Week 6


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