Incorporating Other Students Work
I want to be able to incorporate the work of other students into my photographic portfolio for numerous reasons. Firstly, I feel it is important that students within the University environment should be aware of the work that students on other degree programs produce. Secondly, by collaborating with other students I am able to experience the relationship between a photographer and his/her client as would be the case in a professional working environment.
Various Formats/Technical/Software Skills
I wanted to demonstrate a variety of skills in my photography work by employing various formats to produce my final year project work.
- Hasselblad medium format camera with Leaf digital back - Portfolio 'Northmen Posters'
- Hasselblad medium format camera with 120 film - Photo-book 'Out-Standing In Their Own Field'
- Nikon D90 for video functionality - Screen Based 'Institutionalized'
- Nikon D100 for digital stills photography - Northmen Posters, Photo-book, Screen Based, Fashion Showcase.
I also utilized a broad range of technical software skills that I have learnt during my three years at university, using
- Adobe Photoshop across all 4 projects
- Adobe Indesign during layout design for the 'Northmen' posters
- Adobe Illustrator during editing of contemporary fashion shoots.
- Adobe After Effects, Soundbooth and Premiere Pro in creating, editing and mastering 'Institutionalized'.
Studio & Location
2x projects shot in studio - Exhibition & Portfolio
2x projects shot on location - Screen Based & Photo-book
Exploring Various Photographic Areas
Shooting a broad range of photographic styles in my third year projects seemed another positive way of demonstrating adaptability and versatility.
Documentary - Photobook
'Out-Standing In Their Own Field'
Commercial Fashion/Editorial - Exhibition
'Form'
Abstract/Art - Screen Based
'Institutionalized'
Portrait/Editorial/Commercial - Portfolio
'Northmen Posters'
No comments:
Post a Comment