DEFINITION - Physical Images

Definition-
Physically manipulated images, which have been transformed or altered using various methods and techniques to achieve the desired results. To obtain these results the physical adaptation is used done by tearing, painting, cutting, scratching or burning etc.


Questions-
1. Does Gilliam's images link with Hannah Hochs work?
Slightly due to the way that the images are manipulated, just not based on a facial basis. However often focus on a woman's naked body

2. How is meaning changed through creating photo-composites?
The image does not need to make sense, the images are used to show individuality and fun, however often are used for political purposes.

3. What art movement are Hoch and Gilliam linked to?
The Dada art movement, and the modern art movement.

DEFINITION - composite image making

Personal opinion-

I personally believe to manipulate a digital image like that

 as it enables people to customise things to how they want, 

i also believe manipulating an image like so for children is 

acceptable as it helps them be creative and imaginative. 

However i do not believe it should be used in the media 

to portray news as it could be seen as false advertisement

 or a false environment. 

Definition-

The process of digitally assembling multiple images that is

mainly and typically used for print photography to manipulate.

Negatives-

People can believe it is normal, and don't realise there is 

something wrong with the image and therefore can potentially

equip a mental illness such as body dismorphia, bulimia or anorexia.

Positives-
Being able to manipulate things for an aesthetically pleasing effect.
It enables the impossible to happen.


Here is an example i have created-

F/STOPS AND BLUR DEFINTION - apeture

main F/stops-
F/2
F/2.8
F/5.6
F/11
F/16
F/22

Aperture Blur-
The visual quality of the out-of-focus of a photograph used by a particular lens.

Use Manual on a camera.

Apeture is extremely important when taking a photograph as it can allow for a specific object or subject to be sharp and in focus where as the background would be out of focus

DEFINTION - documentary

Documentary- a way that a photogapher shows issues and concerns about a certain area i.e.- a country, politics, war and conflict to present the ideology that an image speaks a thousand words.

DEFINITION - joiners

Joiners -
Joiners are a photographic technique which one photo is being overlapped to make several images in one.

DEFINITION - portrait

Portrait photography or portraiture is photography of a person or group of people that captures the personality of a subject by using effective lighting, backdrops, and poses.

1. what is a portrait?
a portrait is a photograph, showing only the face or head to shoulders. 

DEFINITION - form

FORM-
when a shape takes on three dimensions. Form is created by shadows and highlights on an object in the photograph.

DEFINITION - texture and pattern

TEXTURE-
the way of drawing the viewers attention to the image, it can potentially create emotion.

PATTERN-
Pattern photography shows elements that are repeated, for example, lines, shapes tones or colour.

DEFINITION - colour

Colour in photography could be described as the most important factor. It can create mood, emotion and much more. Colour in an image can also be imperative to the narrative of the image. 

DEFINITION - line

line lines are to guide the eye to another area of focus in the image being presented. And on some occasions, out of the image to lock your focus onto something related. "Anything with a definite line can be a 'leading line' such as fences, bridges and a shoreline" can lead the eye to another point of focus

DEFINITION & ANSEL ADAMS - landscape

Landscape photography shows areas in the world. Landscape photos typically capture nature but can also focus on man-made features such as buildings etc or disturbances of landscapes.


photo by Ansel Adams.
Ansel Easton Adams was an American photographer. He mainly produced black-and-white landscape photographs of the American West. He had a lot of patients as he waited for hours to get the perfect shot. 



1. what was group '64'
- group 64 was a group of 20th century sanf ransisco photographers who shared a same photographic style and sense
2. what is f64
- a type of aperture that allows everything to be in focus 
3. what is pictoralism?
- pictorialism is the name given to an international style and aesthetic movement that dominated photography during the 19th and 20th century which ansel adams played a huge part in

DEFINITION - movement

Movement - The act or process of moving people and or things

Definition of REFLECTION and FRAMING

Reflection- 
Something that shows effect, existence or character of something else by using reflective surfaces it can create abstract images.

Framing-
A technique used to bring focus to a subject due to position and perspective in creative ways.