DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY & IMAGING - PROJECT 1

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23.9.24 - 3.11.24 (Week 1 - Week 6)
Michelle (0373843)
Digital Photography and Imaging / Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media / Taylor's University
Project 1: Collage & Digital Imaging

BLOG REFERENCES

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Project 1A
    1.1 Physical Collage
    1.2 Digital Collage

2. Project 1B
    2.1 Digital Imaging Exercise 1: Photo manipulation (Hearst Mansion)
    2.2 Digital Imaging Exercise 2: Recoloring Black & White

3. Reflection

PROJECT 1A

Physical Collage

Figure 1.1 Unity

Digital Collage

Figure 1.2 Keep Going

PROJECT 1B

Photo manipulation (Hearst Mansion)

Hearst Mansion
Figure 2.1.1 Shazam

My Photo Version
Figure 2.1.2 Myself

Recoloring Black & White

Exercise 1
Figure 2.2.1 Recolor B&W

Exercise 2
Figure 2.2.2 Recolor B&W with color reference


Extra Marks
Figure 2.2.3 Recolor B&W free style

REFLECTION

The whole project 1 was a pleasant experience. Through this project, I got to learn new things each week which is awesome! I am very grateful for how the project starts small and slow, from traditional/physical. This way we got to really understand the basic concept of design and composition first, before diving into the digital world with its uncountable techniques and features. I really appreciate the fact that for our first project, the main goal is to introduce and get us used to digital imaging, so its tasks were diverse and constant but kept simple with tutorials. Thanks to it, I don't feel pressured in completing the task, and can focus on learning the lesson and putting it to practice. Overall, I feel satisfied with the whole project 1 as I get to understand the basics of photography and imaging and get familiar with the digital world. I feel happy for finishing project 1!

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