Shoot One

I have been doing some experimental photography using many different techniques.

I used the technique Projection photography and I'm quite happy with the results, they're fun and creative and they seem to have worked well. I projected a photograph of many different things onto my friend, however I really like this one because of the colours. All I had to do for this was search for an image, project it onto the white screen and get my subject to stand in line with the projection. 

For this, I didn't use my own photograph but I used the joiners technique which I did on photoshop. I like the effect of the photograph, although I think I moved the squares around a bit too much which doesn't really give off the same effect had I not have moved them around so much. It's quite easy to do so I can definitely do it again as long as I have access to photoshop.

For my double exposure, I walked around the college ground to find something for an interesting background and found the graffiti, I photographed this and also photographed my friend. To make this I had to use photoshop and put the both the photographs together and then deciding the different effects and contrasts to make the photograph more appealing. This photograph could be made better if I took a photo of somebody using a plain background then a photo of something more vibrant and exciting so they both work well together.Now I know this, there's a lot of potential.

This was my experiment with light painting, it's nothing special but I was just testing out what could be done, I used the bulb setting for this photograph and got my friend to have a go at drawing something with the torch on her phone. I really like light painting and it's also really easy to do and fun! I took this photograph in my kitchen with the lights off, I quite like the fact the background is lit up because I feel like it gives it a better effect and looks more mysterious.

This was my emulsion transfer that I did using a photograph I took 4 years ago in New York during a snow blizzard, I think it worked out well and is still visibly clear what the photograph is of. To improve I could possibly try using a different photograph but personally I really like this one. I could do it again and try to improve just in general.

For this, I wasn't really expected much to come from it as I was on a tour bus in New York but I just saw the sign and thought I would give a zoom burst a try as I had not yet managed to perfect it. It's not the best but I quite like how it has turned out, especially as well because it looks slightly like a double exposure too but that was completely accidental. I think this would be good for a final image also as it's quite creative.



The last thing I did was scanograms, which I found quite interesting and I like them, I chose to do it with my personal belongings because I like that it's reflecting my personality and also it's really high quality. I could use something like this for my final image as it's easy to do and has a really good outcome.