DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY & IMAGING - FINAL COMPILATION

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Michelle (0373843)
Digital Photography and Imaging / Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media / Taylor's University
Final Compilation: Week 1 - Week 14

Reflection

I've always loved taking pictures and videos, especially to capture special memories, certain feelings, or just to capture something random. I enjoyed the process of arranging and editing them into a design I can look back to in the future. However, all I knew back then was Oh, I think this looks good! 

From this course, I learnt deeper about the aspects and concepts of photography & imaging: How to make a composition of elements in an artwork; How to use many tools and features in digital design; How to incorporate design principles into our artwork; How to take pictures and provide a good environment for the subject/object; How to animate, and not to forget; How to balance rules of design with our own creativity & personality. 

I've learn design principles, experience using digital tools, take my own pictures, and design by following my heart. Now, I have a better understanding of why "this looks good". This course has upgraded my skills in photography & imaging in a constant beneficial and fun experience. As a result, I can now have more confident and trust in myself for my future works. I will surely continue to enhance my knowledge about DPI and upgrade my skills in design. Overall, I am very satisfied with the whole process.

PROJECT 1


PROJECT 1A (Week 1 - Week 4)

Week 1 - Introduction to Composition Work

Week 2 - Physical Collage

Week 3 - Digital Collage

Week 4 - Adjustment Layers & Filters



PROJECT 1B

Week 5 - Photo Manipulation (Hearst Mansion)

Week 6 - Recoloring Black & White


PROJECT 2

Week 7 - Double Exposure

Week 8 - Independent Week


Week 9 - Poster Design

Week 10 - After Effects


FINAL PROJECT




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