Pretty basic, but useful for those who want to document any post production work. It is pretty jumpy, but if you increase the quality it is a little better, but will slow down your computer more.

Tuesday, June 15, 2010. Here is my finished banner for my RSCPA campaign. Wednesday, June 2, 2010. Ok so here is my second version of my poster. This time with the dog lying down and without the shadow going across him, so I think it does look better. Still not sure about the text, I tried moving it around but this was the position which worked the best I think. Tuesday, June 1, 2010. Tuesday, May 25, 2010.

Thursday, June 3, 2010. Here is my composite image. I decided to do a fairy kind of thing so I could take a macro shot and then place the subject in it, just to make it a bit more interesting. So I went out to Majura pines and they had these wonderful red toadstools! I swear if fairies exist they would live there! So I decided to have my subject sitting on a stump, as this stump seemed like the perfect stool for a fairy! Monday, May 24, 2010.

Tuesday, June 22, 2010. For this workshop we learnt an effective way to deep etch a subject on the cyclorama. This is useful for our digital imaging major assignment, in which we have to take a photograph of someone in the studio and place them in a landscape. Lighting is very important as it has to be even throughout the frame. For this we set up two lights both at 45 degree angles and used a spotmeter to make sure the l.

Monday, March 15, 2010. Practices of Looking - The Value of Images. Images are awarded different kinds of values; monetary, social and political. In the art market however, an images value is determined by economic and cultural factors. An images worth can not always be determined by looking at the image itself, but by the information we bring to it; such as the artist, authenticity or uniqueness.