Digital Photography and Imaging | Project 2
1 Nov 2023 - 23 Nov 2023 | (Week 5 - Week 9)
Chan Xiang Lam | 0358400
Digital Photography and Imaging | Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media
Project 2 | Part 1 (Double Exposure) & Part 2 (Photo Manipulation)
JUMPLINKS
LECTURES
Week 5 | Double Exposure
Week 6 | Digital Imaging
Week 9 | Cyborg Human Exercise
Week 10 | Flower face effect on portrait
INSTRUCTIONS
PRACTICAL
Week 5
We learned how to create double exposure designs in Photoshop with
guidance from Mr. Martin. This involved using advanced adjustment layer
techniques like gradient maps and levels. We applied our skills,
including the use of masking tools, to bring these designs to life.
Double exposure images, traditionally captured with cameras, involve
blending a portrait with a scenic background.
Week 6
We learned how to recolor black and white images using Photoshop. The
exercise was divided into three parts to test different Photoshop
skills. We also covered the technique of recoloring using the Soft
Light blending mode. Additionally, we discussed the brush tool in
Photoshop, including size and hardness sliders, and selected the
initial skin color for our project. Moving forward, we'll be applying
these techniques to more complex tasks involving blending modes and
masks.
Fig.5.1 before colouring
Fig. 5.2 Final outcome of recolouring
Week 7
We delved into using displacement maps in Photoshop to merge images
creatively. We practiced three exercises to master this technique,
creating unique combinations like turning Jalur Gemilang into
fabric texture, placing the Liverpool logo on a face, and adding
giraffe skin to a cat.
Fig. 7.1 Jalur Gemilang fabric texture
Fig. 7.2 Liverpool logo to face paint
Fig. 7.3Giraffe skin on cat
Week 9
We learned to transform humans into cyborgs by swapping parts of a
leg with cyborg elements and crafting synthetic skin to match. The
session followed a tutorial using new tools, divided into creating
the prosthetic limb and generating synthetic skin.
PROJECT 2
Part 1 | Double Exposure
In this task, our aim was to create our own double exposure effect using personal portraits and other images. We watched a tutorial video beforehand, so we had already grasped the operational process.
Reference:
Fig.2.1.1 Reference on Pinterest
Images :
Fig.2.1.2 Images used for double exposure
Progress :
Firstly, I incorporated the forest into my photo, placing it both above my head and below my feet. I meticulously adjusted it until I was satisfied with the composition. Then, I added birds to fill in the empty spaces in the image. Lastly, I applied a black-and-white filter to complete my double exposure artwork.
Fig.2.1.3 Progress
Final Outcome of Double Exposure
Fig.2.1.4 Final Double Exposure
Part 2 | Photo Manipulation
This task requires creating an impactful image by blending two objects that exhibit similarities in color, shape, or texture to evoke visual appeal and contemplation.
Reference :
Sketch :
Object Chosen :
Fig.2.2.3 Images found on Pinterest
Progress :
I started by using the Quick Selection Tool to refine the edges in mask mode. Next, I merged two photos and blended the garlic and duck images using the Brush Tool. Following this, I adjusted the brightness and contrast. Finally, I added shadows and a background, completing my photo manipulation piece.
Fig.2.2.4 Progress
Final Outcome of Photo Manipulation
Fig. 2.2.5 Final Photo Manipulation
Fig. 2.2.6 Final Photo Manipulation
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