ARCHITECTURE
I photographed buildings and architecture in Manchester, focusing on different aspects of each building. My artistic research and Helene Binet's work inspired me.
CRITICAL LINKS
Artists
Helene Binet
Lucien Herve
Softwares
iCloud Pages
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Lightroom Classics
GO TO RESEARCH
CONTACT SHEET
ANNOTATIONS
Leading lines
Repetition
Use of Corners
The Rule of Thirds
Contrast
Pattern
Use of Light
Depth of field
Leading lines
SELECTIONS
Composition
Research
Dynamic diagonals
Involves incorporating diagonal lines within the frame to create a sense of movement, energy and visual interest in the images. Diagonal lines serve as leading lines that draw the viewer`s attention into the image also give the impression of three-dimensionality, which can construct a flat photograph feel more dynamic and engaging.
Perspective
Adds a sense of depth and three-dimensionality conveyed in a two-dimensional image. It encompasses the way objects and elements in a photograph are arranged to create the illusion of depth and distance making the image seem more realistic and engaging to the viewer. It influences the way a scene or subject is perceived and can be used creatively to enhance the impact of a photograph.
Differential & Selective focus
Differential focus refers to a specific subject or object which is sharply in focus while the background and even the foreground are intentionally blurred or out of focus. Selective focus can involve not just blurting the background but also intentionally choosing which elements or areas within a scene are sharp and which aren’t.
Depth of field
Use of range of distances within a scene that appear acceptably sharp in focus to enhance the overall composition of the photograph. Also manipulate to draw attention to certain subjects or elements within an image while controlling the background and foreground blur.