Friday, April 12, 2013

"Dreams of Flying" part 2 (Jan von Holleben)

Test shots






Final Images
1. Your inspiration idea. What is it?
  - I am holding a lot of chairs and they are about to fall down.
2. How did you compose the image?
  - I put chairs on the ground. Then I lie down and held chairs.
3. How did you edit the image?
  - I went to the Photoshop and I increased saturation.
1. Your inspiration idea. What is it?
  - I am playing badminton with someone and who is about to hit. 
2. How did you compose the image?
  - Blue shirts guy and I lie down and we were pretend to play badminton. 
3. How did you edit the image?
  - I went to the Photoshop and I increased saturation.
1. Your inspiration idea. What is it?
  - I am playing baseball. T-shirt guy is diving to the base and I am about to catch the ball and tag him. This picture is make viewer to think about that's out or safe 
2. How did you compose the image?
  - T-shirt guy is just lie down and stretched his arms. I lie down with baseball glove. Then put baseball between T-shirt guy and me.
3. How did you edit the image?
  - I went to the Photoshop and I increased saturation.

"Dreams of Flying" part 1 (Jan von Holleben)

Biography

Jan von Holleben was born in 1977 in Cologne and brought up in the southern German countryside, he lived most of his young life in an alternative commune and identifies a strong connection between the development of his photographic work. When he was 13 years old, he followed his father's photographic career by picking up a camera and experimenting with all sorts of "magical tricks", developing his photographic imagination and skills with friends and family and later honing his technique in commercial settings. After pursing studies in Freiburg, he moved to London. Then, became submerged within the London photographic scene, where he worked as picture editor, art director and photographic director., He quickly set up Young Photographers United and photodebut, followed more recently by the Photographer's Office. Holleben's body of photographic work focusing on the 'homo ludens', is itself built from a playful integration of pedagogical theory with his own personal experiences of play memories of childhood.

My favourite pictures of "Dreams of Flying(Jan von Holleben)"

The Astronauts Sometime children are dreaming about they are in the space. I thought this picture can give hope to children and also it is good picture so I like this picture.
The GhostbustersMost of children like advantage. This picture shows the children are fight with ghost and they are about to win, so I thought this picture can give fun to children and also I could have fun with this picture so I like it.
The SupermanAlmost every children imagine about flying. I thought when children are looking this picture they could imagine of flying. It gave imagination to children so I like it.

Tuesday, March 12, 2013

ABC

I could take pictures of alphabet easily. I thought this project will really hard. However, if I look at things or places, I could find letters. In all, I realized that when I really looking at something, I can find many things in it.


KIM

Thursday, February 28, 2013

Tilt Shift





First, I took pictures from high are. Then I started work on Photoshop. I clicked on Q and G. After I drew a line at I want to focus on. Then I press on Inverse and Lens blur. After that I press CTRL-D on the keyboard to remove the "marching ants" selection. Then I press Image>Adjustments>Hue/Saturation to boost the Master saturation. Lastly, I press Image>Adjustments>Curves to increase contrast. Then I saved those.