Exercise;
Capturing the moment
For this exercise I have to find a comfortable situation,
with bursts of activity and find the ‘best’ moment. Once I have taken this
series of images I have to produce the photo that I think best captures what I
am trying to portray.
I
chose to shoot around the Tower of London/Tower Bridge area, to be able to see
people in different situations, it was a very interesting shoot, as we had a
beefeater showing us around the Tower and afterwards the sunset was beautiful
with Tower Bridge in the background. First are the set of images at the Tower
of London.
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I
love the expression with these images, it’s a very distant thinking look, he was
telling us all about the history of the Tower and I think it comes across in
these images.
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For
this image, I included more people, to read their expressions, to what he was
saying, he was very sarcastically funny and even though he isn’t smiling or
laughing, I think the other peoples expressions express clearly that he was.
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I included the set of three images above to include some of the background, but also peoples expressions and to show the amount of people that were there, as you can see he was popular!.
The
next set was taken outside the Tower, after the Tower, a lot of people came out
to watch the sunset and sit by the river near the bridge.
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Tourists
were relaxing and sorting out their plans, well, one of them was planning what
to do next, the other person just let her get on with it!
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I
love silhouettes and with the sky and the shard on the background, this makes
for a telling image, however, you can’t see his face, so this is not the best
image out of all of them.
Capturing the
Moment;-
The next image I feel captures the moment the way I
wanted it to with a great composition…..
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This
is my favourite out of this series of images, I feel very serine looking at it,
I think it captures the feel of him looking in to the distance and he seems
very calm and thoughtful.
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