After finalising my selections for Colour and Black and White, it was time to choose the final images for the Digital Photography submission.
Tag: photography
t’s been two weeks since I finally finished all of my work for the first module of my BA Hons Degree in Photography at the University Of Wolverhampton and I’m about to share what I submitted for each of the four sub-modules; Colour Film Photography, Black and White Film Photography, Digital Photography and Studio Photography.
I’ll share the submitted works in the order we completed them throughout a number of workshops for each. The first being Colour Film Photography.
Last studio workshop of the semester and it saw us share our images with each other and the Digital module team, whilst they showed us their images of the year 2100.
How to edit the images from the studio workshop this week? Just my notes on the process and images in this post
It’s studio time again and this week it was recreating famous paintings. My chosen image was a painting of an artist’s self portrait..
Which paintings have I selected to recreate in the photo studio? Why did I choose these? How will we take the photos?
What will market traders in Bilston Market look like in the year 2100? This post is how I approached the task for my Digital Photography module.
What will a Bilston Market Tailor’s Stall look like in the year 2100, probably not much different. Check out my image of the future.
What might replace rockets in space travel? That’s right a Space Elevator based in Birmingham. Well for the purposes of my 2100 Project it is..
Choosing how to make photos of Bilston, Wolverhampton and Birmingham look like they’re taken in 2100. Ideas are harder to come by than I thought..
The first workshop for Digital Photography sees us merging an actual building into a future scape. How does it go?