Logo Design

1. a symbol or other design adopted by an organization to identify its products, uniform, vehicles, etc.

2. A great logo speaks directly to your target audience. While the best logos can be understood by all without much confusion, the most important audience is your target market. If your business specialises in products for youth, but your logo looks like it was pulled from a 1950’s newspaper, you might be focusing on the wrong group.

 3. My ideas so far for a company is a land scape photography company. 

4. my business is targeted to people who like photos that they can frame and then put it on a wall at there house. It is also targeted to people who enjoy looking at landscape photos.

5.

1. Imogen Cunningham uses shadows and light to form this object. She really uses a lot of light to form this photo and make it bright. The brightness is good because it illuminates the photo and brings out the true subject of the photo. Also she brings alot of meaning of the photo. the peddles show that they are there to support the stamen like how your family support you.

Improvement paragraph

This Term i am going to improve by being more open to the peers around me opinion. I will plan my time alot better and do abit every weekend. I am going to study Max Dupain so i know him inside out.

Shapes and shadows

Shapes and Shadows

This is a famous photograph taken by Mac Dupain in the year of 1946. The strongest part about this photo is the contrast and the use of light. You can see in this photo that the use of the black and white filter is perfect because it really brings out the beauty of grey. It also shows great shadows which blend in really well with the grey. It has a lot of things going on in the scene from the tree all the way to the girl, bike and the old couple. The top view really gives it a nice perspective and the shadows all go the same way which makes it a great photo. The contrast of this photo is very mixed. In the lighter spots it is very bright and in the shadows it is very dark. The photo shows a nice pattern with the shadows.

This photo is my favourite because i used a smaller aperture which creates a shallow depth of field and lets our eyes be drawn to the primary subject. Also using a high shutter speed helps because it can really freeze the action.

1. What I learnt
 how to manually focus
how to change shutter speed, aperture and iso.
how to use those three elements to get the right exposure.
The different lightings.
White balance.

2. I am struggling to capture motion in low light situations.

3.

I took this photo with a low aperture of 5.6 yesterday on the 23rd of February. I made sure that i had the sun reflecting off the flower to give alot of colour. I used a low aperture to really focus in on the subject and create a shallow depth of field.