Photoshoot 3

This time I set out earlier so that it wouldn't get light whilst I was there. I found this much more productive; I was able to take more photos and not have to rush around the city.

I feel that this image is quite strong because all the lines are leading towards the floor in front of the walkway. There are three distinctive colours that separate the image into three. The orange on the left, yellow on the right and the green that shines down the middle. Areas of this image are very well lit and create very contrasting shadows behind corners and underneath the rails. I feel that some people might not see this image as night time photography because of this. It is so well lit that some people might think that it is just a photograph with no one in the frame.

The only good point about this image is the the contrast and diversity of the tones. Long, deep shadows cast across the supporting beams and stairs which separates them within the image. However the yellow hue throughout this image is really overpowering and distracts the viewer. In my attempt to try and fix it I think I made it worse so I stopped and went back to the original.

When I took this image I thought it looked like it would be strong. This is because the density of the lights switch from side to side up the building. The light coming from the rooms is completely random and created a strange zigzag pattern down the building.

This image is very interesting because it uses two very different strong influences of colour. It looks like the colours of the buildings are facing each other off. Fighting for the dominance of the image. The darkness of the black areas making the light of the walls and the lamp post stand out however because of the distance it has from the foreground it looks very secluded and out of sight.

This image has lots of light sources ranging from the foreground, middle and the background. Creating lots of dynamic contrasts in the tones and lots of variating warm and cold colours in the background. The greys, silvers and whites in the foreground look very strict, clean and organised which is the opposite of the colours in the background.

Overall I dont think that this images are as strong as the images taken in the first photo shoot. I found that my techniques were more fluent and simply which made my images look more natural. Therefore I will stay with images from that one.