Sequence Photography Ideas

Moodboard of Sequence photography ideas

Idea 1

2 weeks in Lockdown

What I do in 2 weeks of lockdown: Walking, entertainment, fun, day-to-day, What I get up to.

Aims: Be creative in my photos, different places, angles.

Idea 2

What i carry on my daily walk

Place everything I take on a walk on a flat surface, including things for keeping safe of COVID. Items such as hand gel and a facemask which represent our "new normal" life.

Photo from Peter McKinnon

Idea 3

What I see on my Road

Set up my Tripod and keep it in the same place for a day, take a picture of things that catch my eye on my road, People, Cars, Birds, Weather.

Capturing different times of day in the same place.

Idea 4

Bird In Motion

Capture a burst shot of a bird on my dlsr and see the motion of the bird, Shows the freedom of the animal.

Sky as the background, Set up my tripod to get clear images.

Idea 5

Creative Swing

I could have different generations of my family, Grandparents, Parents, me, and my siblings, swing on the same swing (one at a time)

Photoshop each picture of us. So its like going through time in our family.

Need my tripod set up at a fast shutter speed for it to work.

Idea 6

Sunset Boat

Drive to Paddy's Hole (A fishing Village near Redcar), Lots of Boats there. Go later in the day for sunset and capture a silhouette of a boat.

Set up my camera for burst shot mode so I can get multiple images as its going past.

Idea 7

Dancer

Have a socially distanced photo shoot with my friend who is a dancer. Capture the movements and angles of her dancing.

Inspiration By Alan Roderick

Idea 8

Sun Man

I could tell a narrative story through the use of the sun and moon. I could ask my brother to help me or even be the subject in the image.

Target: Different angles, Times at sunset, At night with the moon.

Inspiration found from google images.

Comments

Final Project Inspiration

I have used multiple objects in my final project that are also used in the inspiration. I used Photoshop to manipulate the original image and create a sequence with the sun and moon. They have used a long exposure on their DSLR with a tripod to provide a bright and stable image. They also edited the images to make it even brighter and sharper as there will have been lots of noise in camera.

How I created my Final Project

I began by using my DSLR and a tripod to shoot a video of myself doing different poses that I had planned. I imported the video to my phone and took pictures of the poses I liked. I sent the photos to my laptop and opened Photoshop. I first made the landscape I wanted by using images I found online. It meant I had an original I could go back to if there were any mistakes. I then opened up the first image of me, masked myself out and dropped myself in the landscape image. I did the same steps here for each image. Now I had all my images for the sequence, I could start adding details, such as the moon, shadows, light, trees, and the Ladder. After I had blended the images and details to make it more realistic, I added the light. I used a soft brush and gently added it in and painted in the shadows. Next thing I did was cropping the images. I wanted to have certain crops to draw the eye to the subject more. So I changed some into a 16:9 Ratio. It made them loo...

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