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Posed photographs, snapshots and images capturing movement.

Stage 1

- Watch the following videos about posed photography, snapshot aesthetic and a way of capturing motion photography.

POSED PHOTOGRAPHY

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this is in NY I P photo snack at NYU I P

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we teach you how to make photographs that stand out from the crowd

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one way to make shots and people better head and shoulders above the rest

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is to be sure you know the basics who's in

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most subjects will be grateful for your guidance

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a buoyant shooting subject with their shoulders square to the camera

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instead angle their shoulders slightly

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to help guide the viewers I into the shop and torture subject changed

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posing and geometry have a lot in common think about

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angles and lines and pointed intersection all of a sudden

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you'll see energy in the polls that wasn't there before

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SNAPHOT PHOTOGRAPHY

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this is in NY I P photo snack fast delicious

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nutritious information designed to make you think differently

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about picture making as you learn to shoot more sophisticated images

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be careful not to lose your photographic instance

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don't leave the snapshot aesthetic behind

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has a lot of Charmin authenticity

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and spontaneity take those qualities with you

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check us out at NY I P dad EDU

CAPTURING MOVEMENT PHOTOGRAPHY

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so let's move on to the third tip

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how to create motion was still photography you know obviously

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I know that you only taking one frame at a time that's the definition

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out a still photo but the problem with many still photos as they can seem

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really static has and there's no

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movement there's no kind attention visual tension in terms of

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motion happening within the frame so it's okay one of my favorite techniques

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to bring a sense of motion and sarcastic

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energy to my shots I'm sure you've probably seen the photos

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love maybe a Formula One race car racing by where

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the car is in focus and and the background is first-rate

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but it you know has the sense of enough speed and energy

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that technique is actually fairly easy to recreate it just takes a little

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practice

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so you an example from my own for typing experience this shot was taken in

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Bangkok

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several years ago and it's a tuk-tuk speeding by

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in from this yellow background so the way that I got the shot was actually

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slowed my shutter speed down on my camera out and

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i sat on the corner and as the type talks went by

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I pan the camera at the same speed that the doctor cuz by

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so that picked october is in focus because the cameras traveling at the

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same speed as the tuk-tuk

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but then the background is blurred because the shutters open for long into

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the background detailed blur out

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and it brings the motion up a tuk-tuk the energy the TalkTalk

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it brings that to the foreground so that's a technique that's worked really

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well for me over the years and you can use it for really anything

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people running you know maybe an animal flying by a bird flying by

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I street traffic all these things you can you can really create the sense of

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energy

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and motion which we get your portfolio nice depth

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and variety that otherwise you wouldn't have

Stage 2

- Now arrange yourselve in groups of 4-5 and

1) Create at least one image of each type.

2) Reflect on the attibutes, posibilites, dificulties, advantages and disadvantages...of each kind and the main differences between them.

Brainstorm ideas together and create a document with the major points. You are invited to use scriblink, a whiteboard where up to six components can participate.

3) Follow these questions:

Main attributes you find of posed photographs:

Main attributes you find of snapshots:

Main attributes you find of images capturing movement:

Do you more ways of capturing movement with photography? If so, name them. Did you find out while taking the photographs assigned?

Differences between posed photography and snapshot

Differences between snapshot and images capturing movement

Can be an image both a snapshot and capture motion?

Which kind of photography did you find more interesting or exciting and why:

Which kind of photography did you find more difficult and why:

Short url: https://clilstore.eu/cs/4158