Unit 33 Final images analysis


Final images analysis
 This image is of Joe doing an ollie nose grab off a ledge on Bridge street at 2:44pm October 8th.  I took this image because I wanted to see if Joe could successfully land this trick off the ledge. The equipment I used for this image was my 18-55mm kit lens, triggers and a flash. I used my kit lens because I wanted to fit in as much of the image as possible. The shutter speed of this image is 1/640th of a second, f/3.5 and an ISO of 100. For this shoot I used natural and artificial lighting from my flash. After taking this photo I started to edit the tone, exposure and brightness of the image in lightroom. I had no problem with editing this shot but if I did this shot again I would wait for a time where people are not passing by.
This image is of Joe again doing an ollie off the leaf sculpture near the Queen Victoria Hotel on October 8th at 8:31pm. I took this image because I wanted to capture the light hitting off the glass leaf and also to see if joe could do a ollie off the sculpture. The equipment I used during this shoot consist of 18-55mm lens, 75-300mm lens, triggers and flash. The lens I ended up shoot with for this shot was my 18-55mm. The light used during this shoot was natural and artificial.The camera settings I used were 1/500th of a second, f/3.5 and an ISO of 100. After capturing this image I loaded it in to lightroom and edited the tone, exposure and highlights. Looking back there were no problems editing or shooting but if I were to do this shoot again I would bring a tripod for better stabilisation. 

This image is of Patryk vaping next to an oil drum symbolise that if he was smoking and dropped the cigarette it would set the oil on fire but because he is vaping he causes no damage to his surroundings. This image was taken near Great Horton road behind Bradford College on 18th October at 3pm. I took this image because I wanted to show my model vaping because vaping is a recent thing for people who want to quit smoking and it is proven to be much better for your health  than smoking. The equipment I used for this shoot was my 18-55mm, 75-300mm lenses, triggers, flash and a tripod. 

 The lighting used for this image are natural and artificial. For this image specifically I used my 75-300mm lens. My camera settings for this image are 1/250th of a second, f/10 and an iso of 1600. After taking this image I went into lightroom and edited the tone, exposure and reduced the noise. The only problem that occoured when doing this shoot was that I forgot to change my aperture until later on during the shoot but when editing the image I did the best I could do to overcome the noise in the image.  If I was to do this shoot again I would have used a different ISO and tripod. 
This image is of Joe doing an ollie but sadly failing off the leaf sculpture near Queen Victoria Hotel on October 8th at 8:30pm. I took this image to see if my friend here could do an ollie first try off this sculpture. The equipment I used for this 18-55m, 75-300mm lens, triggers and flash. The lens I used for this image was 18-55mm. The lighting that was used for this shoot was natural and artificial light. My camera settings for this image was 1/500th of a second, f/3.5 and ISO 100. After taking this photo I loaded it up in to lightroom and edited the tone, exposure and highlights. There were no problems that occurred during editing or taking it but if I were to shoot this again I would use a tripod. 
This image is of Patryk vaping with his vape pen behind Bradford College near Great Horton road on October 18th at 3pm. I took this image to show how vaping works. The equipment I used for this shoot was 18-55mm, 75-300mm, flash and triggers. The lens I used for this image was my 75-300mm lens. The lighting that was used for this shoot was natural and artificial lighting. The camera settings for this image was 1/25th of a second, f/5.6 and an ISO of 1600. After taking this image I loaded it up in lightroom and edited the tone, exposure and reduced the noise of the image. There was one problem when taking the image because I forgot to change my ISO it stayed on 1600 and caused my photo to have a lot of noise but I did try to overcome this by reducing the noise in lightroom. If I were to do this shoot again I would have used a different ISO and tripod.
This image is of Patryk vaping with his vape pen behind Bradford College near Great Horton road on October 18th at 3pm. I took this image to show vaping and his crazy side. The equipment I used for this shoot was 18-55mm, 75-300mm, flash and triggers. The lens I used for this image was my 75-300mm lens. The lighting that was used for this shoot was natural and artificial lighting. The camera settings for this image was 1/250th of a second, f/10 and an ISO of 1600. After taking this image I loaded it up in lightroom and edited the tone, exposure and reduced the noise of the image. The only problem when taking this photo was the ISO because I forgot to change my ISO so it stayed on 1600 and caused a lot of noise in my image but I did try overcoming this by reducing the noise in lightroom. If I were to do this shoot again I would have used a different ISO and tripod.

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