Everything in Order
This was my final Photography project at Bede's Senior school, made in 10 hours, over one week. The idea behind this was to go beyond what was required for a photography course, and I added 3D Shapes generated in Blender, to turn simple landscape shots into something more surreal and interesting.
The two pictures below showcase the basic idea that started the entire project very well - the huge moon-shapes, which were photos of pancakes turned into moons, since I didn't have a lens long enough to take pictures of the moon at the time. While the resulting moons still look like pancakes to me, they were good enough to fool most people that came by and watched my work during the exhibition, and asked how I got those fantastic pictures of the moon.
The six pictures above are the ones that made it into the final project that went up on the wall, and I took the two pictures below out, because they were the weakest ones of the series both in complexity and quality.
I took all the pictures used in this project by myself (except for the craters on the moons, used in Fair Use, non-commercial), and the final work consists of six different shoots:
- The landscape pictures,
- Ink in water
- Propane flame stills
- Pancakes
- Clouds
- 3D Renders
Tools used:
- Adobe Photoshop CC
- Adobe Lightroom CC
- Canon EOS 70D
- Wacom Intuous Pro Small
