a level photography

very first  §      10 minutes Out the window - sunny —> black blob is the sun? very one 5 minutes Sunny Was windy so held it down (could of moved) very two 5 minutes Sunny Was windy Held it down so could have moved 2 3 minutes Very (?) sunny 3+4 2 and a half minutes Slightly sunny weather Fell over 3+4 2 and a half minutes Slightly sunny weather Fell over a few times 5 11 minutes Cloudy weather and turning dark 6 20 minutes Cloudy/bit dark Street lights did turn on!! (black dots) 7 2 minutes 40 seconds Relatively cloudy Cars moving 8 5 minutes Relatively cloudy Cars moving 9 10 minutes Relatively cloudy Cars moving 10 10 minutes Relatively cloudy Cars moving 11+12 6 minutes pretty sunny dropped it/fell over halfway through 11+12 6 minutes pretty sunny when finished lifted the cap  off the hole by accident also moved a bit (Include a photo of the square one that had shit developer) Not sure how many minutes of exposure but did this about 3 or 4 times, the...

Pop Art / Post Modernism post modernism - a reaction against modernism, a utopian vision of human life and society and a belief in progress.  it was born of skepticism and a suspicion of reason. advocated that individual experience and interpretation of our experience was more concrete than abstract. while modernist championed clarity and simplicity; postmodernism embraced complex and often contradictory layers of meaning. pop(ular) art is a modern phenomenon of the art culture that emerged in the use and Great Britain in the 1950s represents traditions by claiming the artist's use of mass production of visual commodities in poplar culture is connected with fine art. it is connected with celebrities, popular culture, fashion, and music. celebrating and caring about wealth and glamour, can also be associated with companies. features:     !  bright colours     !  doesn't necessarily show any meaning David Hockney Robert Indiana Romero Britto

  ABC Skills Building composition: - shallow depth of field - rule of thirds? style / genre: - monochrome - old-time / antique artists linked? - not to any of the ones that i have looked at. AO2 ABC Skills Building (items + what composition could be used) Arm Book Curtain Door Egg Frog Game Ham Ice cream Jug Kettle  Leg Mirror Nail Orange Paper sun Quench Rose Sink Table Umbrella Vacuum Window pheoniX nights Yoghurt Zest (lemon) AO3/AO4 ABC Skills Building   (A)rm   (B)ooks   (C)urtain   (D)oor   (E)gg   (F)rog   (G)ame   (H)am   (I)ce cream   (J)ug   (K)ettle   (L)egs       (M)irror   (N)ail   (O)ats   (P)aper   sun (Q)uench   (R)oses   (S)ink   (T)V yo(U) ...

Photogram A photogram is a photographic image that is made without a camera, but by placing objects on light sensitive material then exposing it to light in a dark room. The paper is then developed using light sensitive chemicals. This cameraless photography technique gives sort of a photographic picture but it displays tones in order opposite from the reality. Man Ray Man Ray was an American visual artist who spent most of his career in Paris. He was a significant contribution to the Dada and Surrealist movements, although his ties to each were informal. He was best known for his pioneering photography, and he was a renowned fashion portrait photographer. Man Ray is also noted for his work with photograms, which he called "rayographs" (Rayogram) in reference to himself. My Own Photogram "The Layout" "The Finished Product" process: developer stopper fixer wash

Harold Davis "Shadow on a Hill" Expressionism is the idea of  the inner world of emotion rather than the reality. Its mainly based around the distortion of reality in order to express the artist's inner feelings / ideas. Harold Davis is an Expressionist artist who was born in 1953, and mainly started their photography work in around 2004 - 2008. The art he creates represents his own inner thoughts. This one, for example, is one that the viewer has to truly look at and find the hints of what is in the photo in order to be able to tell what it is. Originally it could be thought as simply just the side of a cliff (how I thought) but then once looking around the darkened shadowed areas it was clear to be shadows on a hill. My Interpretation To make a similar photo to the one Davis made, I simply took a photo of a tree trunk that had the leaves shadowing on it, and then edited it by putting a filter over it to make it black and white, like his image, and to hopefully make it s...