Urban Spaces

Ted Vancleave

Photographs inspired by Ted Vancleave

most successful photographs

Evaluation of most successful photographs

!   I feel this is one of my most successful photograph because of the effect it gives within the photograph. I think the lighting really works well and the dark areas work as well and the reflection of the building behind and the person taking the photograph (myself) and what’s inside.

!   The composition in the photograph is strong because it balances well, looking straight in and the use of negative space.

Edited Photos taken in London

David Hockney

My Mother, Bolton Abbey, 1982.

Untitled

- The thing I find interesting about this joiner is the composition. All the pieces of the picture being repeated (repeated pattern)

- What I find interesting about this joiner photograph is the repeated pattern being used in here.

Joiner Photos

Reflective Photograph

Evaluation of trip to London ! Response

!  We visited London and travelled to Leaden Hall Market, Guerin and Lloyds Building. Even though it was wet and raining, we managed to take a load of pictures from the river Thames of any objects that were interesting like a wheel barrel, bones, rocks and buildings in unusual angles.

! Practical

!  We learned about joiners, which is taking pictures in 360 degree angle one at a time and later join them together. just when we got into London, we managed to take some photographs of some great art work in the streets and then heading into a museum and taking more interesting photos.

! Success

!  The thing I enjoyed the trip is learning about the Joiner and taking interesting photographs within London, from different angles and viewpoints and coming out with really good photographs. My most successful photograph that I took in London is the Glass reflection.

! Improvements

!  Everything went as planned, there wasn't anything was wrong. If I went back to London to change anything it would be try to get more photograph in various different angles and make it more effective.

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