Overall Evaluation Of Photography


How can we make the image more beautiful?

Firstly, We should follow the rule of third. Due to the rule of third is one of the best known composition rules used in photography. According to the rule of third, the focus point of an image should be placed along one of the third line.  However, in learning how to use the rule of third and then to break it. the most important questions to be asking of yourself are:

What are the points of interest in the shot?

Where do we intentionlly palcing them?

Once again, rember that braking the rule can result in some striking shots- so once we've learnt it experiment with purposely breaking it to see what we discover. And then keep the rule of third in mind as we edit our photos later on. Post production edting tool today have good tools for croping and reframing images so that they fit within rules.

Secondly, we should use photoshop or other software tools to make images more beautiful.

For example, the Ai - Adobe illustrator

Adobe illustrator is an advanced vector- based software. In illustrator, a line is composed of two dots connected. Because of this illustrator is used often to create logos or anything that may need to be printed or displayed at different sizes.

Illustrator will also give us a better print output since it's not resolution dependent.

I've noticed that sometimes it's best to use photoshop and illustrator together. For example, you may need to add some text to an image we need to edit. Maybe we need to add watermark to a photo for our log or over an image for our portfolio.

It's best not to add any test to an image in photoshop since it can distort, so transferring the edited photo to illustrator and then adding the text there will give us the best result.


Thirdly, in photography we have to use typeface as serif, sans serif, script and display. Because of they will make our images more sense.

Here we should know the meaning of those kind of typefaces.

Serif : A serif is a small decorative flourish on the end of the stroke that make up letters and symbols.

Sans Serif: Sans to be without serif fonts do not have any flourishes at the end of stroke.

It's said that serif fonts are usually easier to read in larger in body content on website.

And sans Serif fonts are used regularly because of how clean they tend to look in those main text area.

Oringinally, the typeface is a particular design of type, while a font is a type in a particular size and weight in short, a typeface usually gathers many fonts.

If we talk about the typeface, our focus is on the end result. some type's appearance and aesthetics in use. It might have come from a front, or it might not.

Conclusion, we should consider the environment of photography while we try to photograph more beautiful images, because the results showed that weather and season were not significant in determing landscape preference. so this point to the environment of landscape photography.

The internet was used to run a questionnair survey, a novel, environment friendly and simple method of data gathring, resulting in one hundred and eighty responses.

The aesthetic beauty of a image is a very subjective issue: every person has their own opinion and their own idea of what beauty is.

                         PHOTOS OF THE FOUR STYLES

Here are some photos of the four style of typeface (serif/san serif/script/display) in use in the real world.

People use san serif in the real world because san serif typefaces have a look that is direct and precise. So most of people use in restaurants. And the mood and feelings most associated with serif typefaces are modern, friendly, direct, clean and minimal.  The script typefaces use in printing and classical typesetting. The display typeface used in typesetting and printing.  And then so many people use serif and script typefaces in tattoo shops. There are so many people use serif and script typefaces in a beautiful way. They are perfectly readable and add a lot of emphasis to the overall design concept.

                                        TWO A3 SHEETS OF THUMBNAIL SKETCHES

           
    My Final ' Urban Juxtaposition' photography

                                                                                Typography

 Serif

	Sans-serif font
	Serif font
	Serif font (red serifs)

In typography, a serif is a small line attached to the end of a stroke in a letter or symbol.A typeface with serifs is called a serif typeface (or serifed typeface). A typeface without serifs is called sans serif or sans-serif, from the French sans, meaning "without." Some typography sources refer to sans-serif typefaces as "Grotesque" (in German"grotesk") or "Gothic", and serif typefaces as "Roman."

Sans Serif

In typography, a sans-serif, sans serif, gothic, san serif or simply sans typeface is one that does not have the small projecting features called "serifs" at the end of strokes. The term comes from the French word sans, meaning "without" and "serif" from the Dutch word schreef meaning "line". Sans-serif fonts tend to have less line width variation than serif fonts.
In print, sans-serif fonts are often used for headlines rather than for body text.
Sans-serif fonts have become the most prevalent for display of text on computer screens. This is partly because interlaced screens have shown twittering on the fine details of the horizontal serifs. Additionally, on lower-resolution digital displays, fine details like serifs may disappear or appear too large.
Before the term "sans-serif" became common in English typography, a number of other terms had been used. One of these outmoded terms for sans serif was gothic which is still used in East Asian typography and sometimes seen in font names like century gothic,highway gothic, or trade gothic.
Sans-serif fonts are sometimes, especially in older documents, used as a device for emphasis, due to their typically blacker type color.

Script

1.

handwriting as distinguished from print, esp cursive writing

2.

the letters, characters, or figures used in writing by hand

3.

any system or style of writing

the letters or characters used in writing by hand; handwriting, especially cursive writing.

 

4

a manuscript or document.

5

the text of a manuscript or document.

6

the manuscript or one of various copies of the written text of a play, motion picture, or radio or television broadcast.

7

any system of writing.

8

Printing. a type imitating handwriting.

verb (used with object)

9

to write a script for:

The movie was scripted by a famous author.

10

to plan or devise; make arrangements for:

The week-long festivities were scripted by a team of experts.

Display

The display typeface used in typesetting and printing

                      5 Images Of Exhibition 

The image is follows the rule of third, and it's very interesting that the mountain's shape like the line leading to the frame. And the contrast with colour is rich the image.

The image is very great to use the contrast of colour between the sky in blue and the field in green. These two contrast colour is match very well with each other. it's very outstanding colour which are  blue with green.

This image is follows the rule of third. I like architecture--particularly in London and Venice. This image is Venice Architecture. It shows the environment of Venice.  It's a great image with beautiful sunny day.

 The image is follows the rule of third. And two people are outstanding on this image. They had a nap in the field because they might be very tired from the hard work in the field or maybe they did really enjoy the day with lovely weather, than just want to have relax in the field. It's very beautiful image.

This image is follows the rule of third. Such as the water fall on the point of rule of third. It means it's the main point on the image. It's contrast with colour in orange, green, white, and blue. It's simple and amazing landscape image.

                                      Urban Juxtaposition                                                                                                                                                   Juxtaposition happens when there are two or more elements in a scene that either contrast with each other, or one element contributes towards the other to create an overall theme. To create a point of juxtaposition, the photo must contain at least two elements with strong visual weight. The viewer looks at both of these at the same time, coming to their own conclusion about the purpose of each element.

The reason to seek out juxtaposition is because by plasing contrasting elements next to each other you instantly create a story, express an idea or create humour within an image. It's great to use juxtaposition to photograph a city, because cities are a massive jumble of elements, and creating interesting photographs that are clear is though in a city so full and sort of messy of element.

juxtaposition gives your eye something clear and easy to read. It's really fun concept to play with and it's a way to make something instantly interesting or int4riguing. It's more important that photograohers are interesting than good.


                                                            London Steet Photography

I took this street image in London. These two people sat down on the stone and palce colse together with one in black and one in white. Thre image with very strong contrasting effect. I was very plesed to see and catch the moment of thses two people's emotion and position. It's a meaningful focus.

Blackpool Illuminations

I took this image of Blackpool Light Illuminations becacuse there are so many elements in a scene, specially the horse-drawn cabs is outstanding in the image.The carriage was spining along at a speed.

London St Paul

I took the image in London because I like architecture of London. Acturely, London's architecture and history is all mixed up, layered, piled on top of each other. I love that constant sence of juxaposition of old and new. So I wanted to shoot the juxaposition of the London city's building. The St Paul church is next to the moden Building. I think it's an awesome scene. 

London St Paul With Bridge

I took the image in London because I like architecture of London. Acturely, London's architecture and history is all mixed up, layered, piled on top of each other. I love that constant sence of juxaposition of old and new. So I wanted to explore juxaposition as a general theme - particularly when shooting London city. I think it's an awesome scene.

 London St Paul With Bridge

I took the image of  St Paul London again because I like architecture of London St Paul very much. So I wanted to explore juxaposition as a general theme in different angle. This time I used juxaposition is contrasting with old and new and coulorful -particularly the blue coulor in the sky.

Wigan Train Station

I took this image in Wigan Train Station. The juxaposition of this image is contrasting with an adult with two little girls were stading there in a queue and looking at the special train passing through the station without stopping. And the train is very outstanding on the image because that is a very rare train. The white cloud was appearing in the clear blue sky. it.s made the image with so many detail together but all elements are contrasting together.

London St Paul Street

I took this image on the street of london St Paul. The juxaposition is contrasting with new  moden building on the left side and old building on the right side. and it's very obvious, like the line of green trees between the old and new building.

Wigan Train Station

I took this image in Wigan Train Station. The juxaposition of this image is contrasting with two adults with a little boy were looking at the special train passing through the station without stopping. And the train is very outstanding on the image because that is a very rare train. The white cloud was appearing in the clear blue sky. it.s made the image with so many detail together but all elements are contrasting together.

London St Paul

 I took the image in London because I like architecture of London. Acturely, London's architecture and history is all mixed up, layered, piled on top of each other. I love that constant sence of juxaposition of old and new. So I wanted to shoot the juxaposition of the London city's building. In the photo that you can see the historical St Paul Church with moden bridge. the bridge seems the line of the church which is rigid, straight, organised. I think it's an awesome scene.

Blackpool Tower

I took this image of Blackpool Tower. Because I like light trails.  The historical of Blackpool Tower with the light illuminations. It's very sense to mix them together. This juxaposition had attribute of making me forget everything in my own history.

                                                                                I found this image on internet. This juxaposition is contrasting with the old fashion gate of the stadium and the new stadium.   It's really atract me to have look at it more and more times.  And they are mix very well with each other.

 

I chose this iamge from internet because it follows the rule of third. The juxaposition of the image is contrasting with coulor in blue sky and green wall. the model wears fashion and coulorful dress with coulor jewelry lay on the wall. It's really shinny out.

I chose the image because I like the architecture of cities- particularly the history building mixed with the modem buiding. The juxaposition of the image is contrasting the old building on the left side and the new modem building on the right. And the image follows the rule of third. It's very interesting image to me.