How have these images been created? You are learning how to create a double exposure image by layer images creatively. This is a simpler option compared to the slow shutter speed portrait task. You will each be asked to create images that represent a journey in some way. Analyse the work of Antonio Mora directly onto your website (or on word then copy and paste in), along with some photos of his work. As a paragraph, include: What is the work about? How does the artist create the work? Discuss use of the formal elements, as well as camera and editing techniques Analyse the work, justifying your opinions clearly, using technical language. For this task, you will be required to 'print screen' and save this as a jpeg at different stages of your editing to demonstrate the process visually. These images will be uploaded as a slideshow or gallery above your completed edits, with a clear title to explain that they demonstrate the process you went through. INTRO TASK Open a portrait image and a scene in photoshop and layer them over each other, then edit in the style of Mora. Alter the opacity above the layers box to make the top image slightly see through (50%) Use the eraser tool with 0% hardness and lowered opacity (40%?) to remove parts of the image. Edit both layers separately - brightness, contrast, curves, colours etc. by hiding the other layer whilst doing so. If you get stuck, use the tutorials on the above powerpoint in the links section. DEVELOPMENT TASK Following the first edit, your task is to build on what you have learnt. Plan for an edit, which will require all NEW photographs (part of your homework due Monday). Most importantly: how will your double exposure image represent a journey? Upload your edit(s) and review them, with specific use of technical language to explain how you created them and how they represent journeys. If you finish early during the cover lesson, create a second image using previous photographs, but try to do it quite differently to the first. DUE MONDAY - no excuses or I'll be calling home. Use your phone if you have to. 1. 15+ photos to be used in your developed double exposure image on Monday, relevant to your planning. 2. 5 photos of three different movements (15 in total). This will be for multiple exposure edits next week. eg. walking, different arm/hand positions, different ways of sitting on a sofa, different heights - crouched, kneeling, stretching etc. Eg. Movements: How would you use multiple exposure to show a movement like the photos above? What could the problems be that make the task tricky? How to use double and multiple exposure to show journeys in your edited photographs. (AO2 - experimenting) Task 1: complete the work from last lesson - upload your photos, review/explain the photoshoot then edit using double exposure in the style of Antonio Mora to show a Journey. Upload your image full size under your gallery when complete, and explain the tools you used to create the image, links to Antonio Mora and how it represents a journey... Task 2: Use your second set of images to represent movement as a journey by layering them as a multiple exposure. You will use the same methods as double exposure, but will need to alter the positioning of the layers, remove more with the reduced opacity eraser from each layer, and alter the opacity of each layer so that they are all different. eg. Top layer - 30%, layer 2 40%, layer 3 50%, layer 4 60%, bottom layer 100%. IF you need further help or want to try something different, have a look at these tutorials: https://www.digitalartsonline.co.uk/tutorials/photoshop/combine-photos-in-photoshop-create-stop-motion-still/#2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCDuygVrU4g Upload your image full size under your gallery when complete, and explain the tools you used to create the image, how you have built on the work seen in Antonio Mora more individually and how it represents a journey... Complete the self assessment slip on your double exposure photographs and editing so far.
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