Object: Fuitybix bites
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Object: chocolate pretzels
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Overall I think this project has helped me to explore more into lighting and think outside the square. At the beginning I struggled with what to do with my objects as shown in the ealier posts with the beans. However after talking to tutor, he has inspired me and helped me to be more creative and to try manipulate objects to do what i want.
It was quite good to search on imags that I want to mimic/replicate but created with my objects. I also find that this project I had spent more time and effort into the development process with more photoshoot which gave me more opportunity to perfect an image. The final ideas were derived from the developement process also during photoshoots.
However there are also some areas which I could do better if I had more time.
Lighting, this was the area that I explored the most but still havn't quite mastered it yet. I could have adjusted the lighting a bit more to give the right lighting, and for example in the stonehenge image using better light to mimic the outside natural skylight.
Camera lense, this project I used a bridge camera for the whole project. Because I didn't have a Macro camera and the lense on my SLR camera doesn't produce good close-up images.
All in all, I found this project very enjoyable and fun. It was useful to explore in the different things we could do to manipulate the object to transform it.
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