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Movement In The Environment
Movement In The Environment
Movement and
Trails
Within my third stage I want to experiment with a slow shutter speed and create long exposure images of car lights on a motorway. This stage will focus on the lines of light created from these cars and manipulating them, there is also an element in the darkroom where I hand make photograms focusing on lines within a self created composition.
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Settings:
When experimenting with the manual camera it is important not to ignore the exposure triangle. Since my shutter is going to be open for as long as 30 seconds I need to adjust the aperture to let as little light into the camera as possible. In addition, I also kept the ISO the same by using a filter that attached onto the end of my camera lens (ND2-400 Filter) which helped stop my photos from being overexposed.
ISO: 100
Aperture: f/36
Shutter speed: 30.00s
ISO: 100
Aperture: f/32
Shutter speed: 15.00s
ISO: 100
Aperture: f/32
Shutter speed: 10.00s
ISO: 100
Aperture: f/36
Shutter speed: 10.00s
Film Grain:
Using film grain, I wanted to make my images have a 'vintage' feel to them like Eric Staller sometimes achieves in his images, whilst also merging it with the lines to see what effect it creates.
Cropped Gallery:
Focusing on the movement of the lines within the composition.
Failed Images:
Even though these images failed due to elements such as movement or incorrect settings, I thought these still looked interesting to the eye as the look almost like lighting.
Layering Developments:
Previous images layered on top of original images.
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Photogram Set 1:
Using string, I wanted to create my own intersecting lines that I will overlay on top of my original images. These photograms were exposed for 6 seconds however, I would like to create another set where the lines are fully white.
Photogram Set 2:
Exposed for 8 seconds.
Layering:
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