Digital Photography and Imaging - Project 2

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(Week 6 - Week 9)

Jason Antony / 0356335

Digital Photography and Imaging / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media / Taylors university

Project 2

Instructions

Digital Imaging (40%) 

Photo Digital Imaging involves transforming or altering a photograph using various methods and techniques to achieve desired results. -.wikipedia 

Project 2 part 1: 2 exercises, students use Adobe Photoshop as tool for doing digital imaging, compost different images into one final output. 

Project 2 part 2: Double exposure. Students use specific skillsets from photoshop to blend their portrait with layers of background images. 

Project 2 part 3: Production Shooting & Editing. Students use DSLR of mobile phone for production shooting that is been properly set up and lit. The selected photos will be edited in photoshop to meet the decided theme.

Requirements 

You are required to capture screenshots to demonstrate a step-by-step progression as to how the visuals are produced (at least 10 steps), and compile it in a PORTFOLIO PDF. This should be modelled after a Photoshop/Illustrator tutorial (examples to be provided). Submission 1 Digital submission through Google C

Project 2 

Double Exposure


Photo Manipulation




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