L03 Unedited - Photos

I took these photos on a canon 600D , the aperture is f/2.8 which happens to mean that more light comes into the image as it was not the most sunniest of days which therefore connotes that this aperture lets in the right amount of light in order for my image to look aesthetically ok and that they are not to dark etc. is needed in my images so images do not be dark more like better it is however if on sunny day we do not need lighting. I did not need any extra lighting as the amount of natural sunlight was ok for the shoot, as if I added extra lighting, the photo would become over exposed or maybe blurry which explains why I did not use any external props. I also had to adjust the focus of the camera to make sure that my images did not come out to blurry, which worked as all my images came out ok. The shutter speed I used was a  fast shutter speed because  as this gets the stillness of the image I took the shutter speed can  quickly close also, when you need it to.  The iso I used was an automatic one on the canon as the higher iso have me more brightness, and overall the images came out nicely.
I also had to keep the images in focus, in order to get the best quality possible images, to do this I manually adjusted the lens on the camera, until the image was in focus. Framing was also and act of composition that was used, for example on a lot of my images, they are almost framed by natural surroundings, for example on my image of the car the main point of focus, is framed by 2 other cars.

My images fit the brief as they belong to the street photography genre, and therefore could be displayed in the millennium gallery. The rules of photography I focused on were mainly leading lines, and framing as I really like the effect these have on the audience. The edits match the brief of my theme as it is psychedelic, and therefore the vivid colours, I will edit, of course connote my brief/theme.


The meaning behind my photography shoot is to show the psychedelic effects, the inner mind can produce, and how the inner mind can perceive things differently while in this mind-state, which of course makes us see photography, and art in general, in a different way.