Final (eddited) image- visual response- 4th set

 4th set of photos, from a different angle- edditted in the same way.

Final (eddited) image- visual response- third set.

Edditted in the same way. Third set of photos from a different angle. 

Final (eddited) image- visual response- second set

 I also edditted these photos in the same way as the first angle photos. These photos are just from a different angle. Second set.

Final (eddited) image- visual response- first angle

 After taking these original images, i done some minor edditting. I changed the effect of the photo using photoshop and I also edditted the face. These pictures are from the first angle.

Final images visual response

 

 

 

These are my final images of my visual response. I have taken these pictures of my friend (What i love) Bhuma with a Canon Camera. I have not editted these photos yet, however, I will do that through photoshop later on. I took these pictures of my friend from different angles and tried to capture as many angles as possible. I ended up with 25 photographs. I took these photos as a response to David Hockneys photo that he has also eddited via photoshop of himself from different anglesm, however i decided to relate it to my project of love and hate by photographing a friend.

visual response

On my mindmap of love and hate, one of the things I wrote under 'Love' was 'Friends'. Therefore i have decided to take a picture of one of my friends  that are in my photography class. Also, one of the photographers I researched was David Hockney and i was really interested and into his work. Also, I chose the photograph above because I found the way Hockney had put all the pictures of the same person together really creative. So, I'm hoping mhy response would be quite similar.

I took these photos of a computer screen from different angles and i am using them as my test for my visual response. I took these photos with a Canon camera in my photography class on Saturday. I uploaded these photos onto photoshop and began to crop them in order for me to be able to put them together to make a collage of a computer screen that looks quite similar to David Hockneys. I done this so that I am ready and i know what im doing after I take pictures of my friend for my actual visual response.

This is my final piece for my test. I put all the pictures i have taken of the screen from all the different angles to make a full screen photograph. From this test, i have learnt that when I am taking pictures of my friend Bhuma, i need to take into consideration the angles i take the picture from so that i make it easier for my self when i use photoshop to put the pictures together.

David Hockney

David Hockney

 

David Hockney was born in Bradford, England, on July 9, 1937. He is 75 year old. The style and narure of his work is mostly collages of people and of nature.David Hockney was influenced by poets such as Walt Whitman and his motives in photography was to capture different sides to people. I have chosen this photographer because his work is really creative and inspiring.

I have chosen these two pictures of David Hockney's because i find the style off these types of pieces really creative and inspiring. In these pictures, he has taken pictures of the same person, from different angles and with different facial expressions and used Photoshop to put these pictures together and make a fantastic collage out of them. The pictures are layered over each other in squares/rectangles. The lighting in this picture creates an amazing effect, making it stand out more. For example, on the top part of the old ladies face, it is less lit than the bottom part and on the old mans face, on every picture, there is a different contrast between one side and the other. The most thing I like about these pictures is that although different sides and angles of the face have been taken, you are still able to tell and see that it is the same person in the photo. Also, although rectangles and squares are known as simple shapes; they create a really exciting effect of these pictures. In these abstracts, pictures are overlapping, this makes the picture look really interesting. The picture of the old man gives a depressing affect as all the pictures in the collage seem to be looking down and  none are smiling.