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So, whilst out shopping before Christmas, I ‘accidentally’ went into Jessops and treated myself to a lens that i’ve been looking at for a while. A Tamron SP AF 90mm f2.8 Macro 1:1 Nikon fit. Below is a few of images that i’ve taken. A couple of the clock on our mantle piece and a couple …
Edit:- Received a Merit mark for the project, so very happy!
So, hand in date today for the Press Photography assignment. For each half of the assignment I was asked to choose four images, burn them to a CD and print an A3 of my main image. This ended up being four images for National Allotment Week (Shoots One, Two and Three) and Four for Remembrance Sunday (Shoot One and Two). I did the majority of my work at home, burning pictures to disk, adding contact sheets and comments to my sketch book. The last bit I had to do was use the college Mac’s and Printer to get the A3 prints. This went well as I got in pretty early and I felt quite a weight lifted when the work was handed in. What with all the re-shoots printing and writing up what I’ve done. it’s taken up quite a lot of my weekends. Looking forward to a few weekends off and Christmas.
I think the next thing on the HNC is studio photography, so looking forward to that.
For my main Allotment shot I chose:
For my main Remembrance shot I chose:
The rest of the images are below:
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I’d taken my Remembrance Sunday shots to college to discuss with the lecturer. He was pleased with them, but just felt I was missing a main picture. He suggested that I tried to replicate the imaged of a veteran with the memorial, but with them in front and with the names in the background. The ex …
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I took my first allotment shots to college. I discussed them with my lecturer who was playing the part of the newspaper picture desk editor and he asked me to go back to the allotment and get a fairly specific shot of the older gentleman leaning on the doorframe of his shade, sort of leaning …
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