SLOW EXPOSURE WORK
I took a tripod around the art room at school and experimented with slow exposures.
These are the images I took, which show the difference of high and low exposures.
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| Low exposure |
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| High exposure |
I then took a tripod home and experimented further with slow exposures to create more warm lighting to exaggerate my project of 'home' and the comfort that it brings.
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| Objectively, this image shows an orange/brown coloured blind, with the cord moving from side to side. The horizontal lines fill the image, with one vertical line in the first third of the image. I decided to experiment with movement, as subjectively, the home can be a busy place, where families rush about to get ready for the day ahead. I think the movement can show that things can get hectic in the mundane, day-to-day life. |
I also decided to do natural and posed family shoots, to show the daily life of home:
I took more images of random items around the house, to show that a home is very personal, and where you store all your belongings. I wanted this shoot to be inclusive of the viewer, as I think it helps you get to know more about the home owner and their family.
I went into my little sisters room, and decided to use her as a muse again, so I took photographs of her personal things to suggest more bout who she is.
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