Tuesday, 8 April 2014
Friday, 28 March 2014
Tate Modern; Video Installation.
The Role of A Lifetime.
Created By: Deimanitas Markevicivs
Dated Created: 2003
Write a brief description, which explains what happens in the video:
Its explaining or expressing his personal experiences and relationships between memories, Political history in relations of Social changes. He does this through an unfamiliar context borrowed from experiences of this and it is constructed a network of subtle associations between distinct sets of material.
Observations about the piece:
I personally think that it comes a cross as him wanting to represent freedom from what I could gather together from watching the video.
It wasn't engaging or very eye catching, the narrative wasn't clear enough for myself or the peers around me at the time; I couldn't exactly understand what he was trying to explain. Discrimination? Poverty?
To further add, the audio wasn't clear, the music if there was any didn't seem to have much of an impact of the visuals.
The visual were very good as it seems like the flash backs were captured during a war and its not easy to achieve such images he did.
Projection.
Created By: Andrea Fraser
Date Created: 2008
Write a brief description, which explains what happens in the video :
A Psychotherapy session in which the viewer is addressed as the Therapist, Patient and Voyeuristic.
The technical sense is viewed as the session be displayed as a moving image being diverted to different side of the room, you as the viewer will need to turn around back and forth to get the understanding of the whole concept.
You as the viewer feel like your actually part of the session as the patient/therapist is looking directly at the camera, so this has an effect of feeling as though she is actually having a conversation with you.
Overall this is called 'Psychoanalysis' - Unconscious transfer of desires or transcripts of real psychotherapy consultations adapted into two monologues.
Observation: As the whole concept of this video was to feel like you were being spoken to, it was definitely engaging as at some point. You would catch yourself speaking as if you actually feel like your in the session yourself. At some stages, you would feel about of place because the prospective would change, as well as the mood because it would change to the woman counselling you, to you listening and taking in what she has to say. So you would feel as though your being out on the spot as you wouldn't expect such a drastic chance to take place.
Visually, it was rather simple but it was definitely eye catching as it made to want to sit down and see what happens next or wonder what she is talking and why is it set that way. The audio was clear, very understandable as it should be and loud enough for everyone to hear.
Monday, 17 March 2014
Notes for the insert of ABLA & CS
Wednesday, 26 February 2014
Shallow and Large Depth Of Field.
Lighting
What is good about using strong directional lighting in portraits?
Its good because it brings out the person's skin tone, giving the skin a soft, glowing and clear appearance; Radiant. Along with directional lighting, the skin will appear to have no impurities which magazines like Elle, Vogue, Cosmopolitan are looking for.
What is Rim Lighting?
Favourite Image
I have chosen this magazine because my pictures are quite relatable, interesting and expressive. I have also chosen this magazine because this image above to be the front page of vogue or Elle as it has a glossy effect representing class and sophistication .
I think that this magazine will like my pictures because they are very expressive and eye catching due to the various lip colours, along with the lip colour the skin tone and hair style within the images are the same so it doesn't the viewers eyes of the main subject; lip colour.



