PHOTOSHOP, changes made TO FACES AND ARTISTIC WORK

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COLOR WHEEL 

Opposite Colors

Can overwhelm an image or subject

Can be used to draw attention to one part of an image

Can be used to create a feeling of discord in the image

Adjacent Colors

Tend to blend in and not overwhelm an image or subject

Can be used to "tie" two pieces of an image together

Can be used to create harmony within the image

 

Exposure ALEX WORK

Exposure

aperture and the shutter speed

The aperture and the shutter speed work alongside each other so we can have a good exposure and control on the type of image we want, for example, a full in-depth image or only a specific section of the image and the rest is blurry, or if we want to catch a image that is moving but in a still motion, see examples below.

The light that enters the lens that is recorded on the sensor at each stop is always the same amount of the light entering but, only the exposure is changed, so we have control on the type of image we want to capture.

So if we change the shutter speed we must change the depth of field numbers e.g. the ‘f’ numbers.

Faster speed—freezing the motion

shutter and aperture speed

1) 1/60   f 9

2) 1/11   f 9

3)  1/10  f 5.6

4)

5) 1/100  f 9

FULL DEPTH

low shutter speed and higher f number than the one below

6) 1/200 f 5.6

SMALL DEPTH

higher shutter speed and lower ' f 'number than the one above

7) 1/4  f36

8) 1/8  f20

9) 1/160  f 5.6

10) 1/125  f 5.6

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                                                                     Street art of London                     

Adjective

Vibrant colours

Brush strokes

Seen as graffiti

Sad face of young teenager

Painting on a brick wall

Subjective

Eye catching

Colourful

Bold colours that contrast well

showing deep thoughts of a young teenager

It’s a good painting / picture as its eye catching and stays on the mind.  One wonders what the teenager was thinking of at the time that painting was done, what the painter was thinking, that innocent look on the teenager ‘s face.

What was the painter’s thought at the time?

Does it relate to his childhood life?

This above painting  is  by David Walker

Analyzing the image Richards work

Analyzing the image 

Adjectives

Innocent

Black and white

Eyes closed

Relaxed face

Freckles

Image is damaged or can be a scar

Light is exposed on the forehead and behind the face on the chin area.

Subjective

Relaxed is in a dream world

Freckles gives added beauty to the image, texture, tones and shades and makes it unique

There are clusters freckles surrounding the noise and check area on the innocent young female girl and seen as a beauty rather than not beauty as most youngsters try to hind them with make-up etc.

Due to the good lighting exposed on the forehead and behind the face therefore on the chin area makes the image stand out and unique.  It makes the face look as if its floating in space the light gives the face edges surrounding light and within the image noise tip and lips are dark, no light is reflecting on it

The image is from Sally Mann's work.

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Bloody Saturday 

Saturday, August 28, 1937

                     Famous photograph of a crying baby amid the bombed-out ruins of Shanghai's South Railway Station,

objective 

Crying baby

Desolate

Train tracks

Scraps

Black and white

Destructured

bride debris

Subjunctives

Very sad image

Innocent baby crying

Life after disaster

This remarkable image in caught around 136 million viewers due to the baby crying and it was venerable and needed help.  Surrounding the baby all the buildings are desolated and no adult is to be seen. The baby is helpless and currying not knowing what is going on and the baby’s cloths are toured and blood is also present on them.

The mother is not to be seen and may be dead or injured.

                    Raising the flag on Iwo Jima

adjectives

victory

USA flag being placed

6 soldiers can be seen

battle field

team work

subjective 

many killed to gain victory 

showing american wins that just on side 

propaganda

capitalism

negative

new history

Cambodian 1979

objective

skulls

mass murder

bones on top shelve and limbs on lower rake 

showing fear and anger

no names

subjective 

human bones and skulls

well organised murder 

concentrated camps 

treatment to the human remains  worse then animals

the human remains got no burial

could be stored for many years

Cambodia Genocide took place in Cambodi between the years 1975 and 1979. 

The genocide educed the entire population of Cambodia’s urban areas was evacuated from their homes and forced to march into rural areas to work the fields. Every man, woman, and child was forced into slave labour for 12-15 hours each day. An estimated two million people (21% of Cambodia’s population) were killed. Many of these victims were brutally executed; many more died of starvation, exhaustion, and disease. 

street art 

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objective

3 different colours

1st face showing sun set,

 Happiness

Orange

Glowing colour

Eyes stringing straight at you

blue eyes and blue lips

Black hair gives the expression of a beard

2^nd image green represents live, growth

Red eyes and red lips

the smile is less then the 1^st image

3^rd

Shows night/ dawn

Pink backgro und

yellow eyes

Subjective

Use of bold colours

But still the eyes that look into you are very hunting

I would say its friendly and warm colours to the young children around 7 years old because they may not be able to see the eyes.

The logo has been added to the image after the photo was taken