P3/M3/D1 - Settings up cameras

P3 - photograph settings on cameras take 3 or 4 photos and explain what is being done 

This video shows how I will be changing the settings on the camera to make sure that there is a variety of shots taken that would be suitable for editing techniques and would be quality shots that can be used. 

M3 - Range of composition techniques in my images (golden ration/ high angle/ low angle/ close up/ macro/ landscape/ portrait)

The composition techniques used in the photograph that I have taken would be the idea of there being leading lines where the buildings are leading the eye into the centre of the image, drawing the persons eye to the buildings and the water fountain. 

The composition for the image would be the fact that the photograph was taken for the allow angle adding depth and interest to the image and making the image have more of a interesting composition that shows the building from a different angle. 

This image has leading lines from one point being in a off centre point of the image to add a leading feature to the image, making it more interesting and have more of a depth composition to it. This makes the sight more intriguing and have more interest to it that shows the beauty of Doncaster. 

This image was taken in a low angle on the floor to focus the grass and blur the background buildings so the depth of the photograph would be composed and focused on the blades of grass. This allows the focal point to be the foreground and not the background, this means that there is more focus on the front of the image and not the backing of the image. 

This photograph has been taken from a low angle so that the wall writing has more depth and definition to it and makes it more interesting and appealing to the audience. 

This is another photograph of a low angle ground shot with leading lines towards the Cast building, this has been done to create a shadow depth of field photograph. The shadow on the step is the focused section in this photograph for it is a sharp focal point on the image to draw your attention to the leading lines. 

This photograph has a view the golden ratio because the focal point of this photograph is focused onto the left side of the photograph on the building. This creates a different angle of the building through there being a foreground and a background go the image that has different colour palettes. 

D1 

To create my photographs I have made sure to adjust the camera settings being the shutter speed and the aperture to edit the type of photographs that I would be taking. Throughout the photographing stage I made sure to use a range of angles and oppositions to take my photographs, from doing this it has made it so that there is a range of different camera angles, compositions and types of photographs is varied. I have managed to get sharp images from adjusting the focus on the camera so I an change and chose what the camera focuses on, this will create more in depth photographs and will make it so that I have a range of different focus points throughout the images I have taken. I have also used a tripod to make sure that when I have taken any form of motion photographs I have used a tripod to make sure that the image is steady and is not blurry, this improves the quality of my images and makes it so that they can have the motion effects. to get any form of motion effects I would makes sure that I change the shutter speed, I have lowered the shutter speed so that any form of motion is captured.  I have also changed the aperture through lowering it and increasing it to change the amount of light let into the camera.