My Pinhole Results

My pinhole was a success as I managed to capture the passing sun over 3 months. Each day the sun raised a little leaving me with a arched effect as it rose and set. There are also days where it was cloudy so the sun didn't shine through, this left me with gaps in the light trails. I believe it was successful because I placed it in a high enough place where I could capture the car park trees and sun.  I would have sealed it better as water managed to get inside the can and leave marks I could have used extra zip ties and duct tape. If this didn't happen i would have been able to capture more of the surroundings.

This is how my print looked when i first took it out the can.


Once I took a photo of it on a digital camera i opened the image up in Lightroom.









This is the set up we had in order to take the photo of it.

After adjusting it in Lightroom I then opened it up in photoshop where i changed the levels and exposure. i then proceeded to remove blemishes and marks.
After editing I then had this as my final result.

The pinhole started out black and white with parts of pink and brown, only after I changed the contrast and exposure i was left whit the cyan colour.

Comments

  1. Unknown3 April 2018 at 08:20

    This is a beautiful result, improve the evaluation by explaining whats in the image and how you captured it

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Sequences of Movement gif

Image
I made the gifs using photos of dancers at the college, this was for the sequence of movement project. using Photoshop i was able to make the gifs using a tool called a timeline, exactly how i did in the Adobe gif tutorial.
Read more

High Speed Photography

Image
These are our high speed shots where we all worked in a team as you need people doing different things. One person need to drop the plum (me) another had to trigger the flash and someone had to reset the infer red receiver.  We had to constantly re-fill the glass bowl, as when the plum would drop in, it would loose water and wouldn't form the crowning effect of the water. 
Read more

Sam Taylor Johnson- Sequence of Decay

Image
Sam Taylor-Johnson  was born in Croydon on 4th of March.    She has had cancer twice. Once in December 1997, at age 30, she was treated for  colon cancer  and again i n 2000, when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. She was married in 1997 with 2 daughters but later in September divorced.  Johnson began working in photography, film, and video in the early 1990s, but she was originally a sculptor which she studied at the Goldsmith University Of London, only after getting her degree she decided to move onto photography.  In 2001 she did a still life project, where she took pictures of fruit decaying overtime, along with one of a rabbits  corpus  decaying. She had her first solo  expedition in 1994 at the Showroom in London. In August 2008 Johnson was chosen to direct  Nowhere boy  a movie about the childhood of  The Beatles'  singer,  John Lennon. When asked  about her experience directing the film...
Read more