I have always had an interest in waterfalls, but it was not until I took photography as an AS level option that I saw how spectacular they really are. I have searched Google to find some photographs of some and here they are. Is that the landscape is flat not including the cliff. On the hue and saturation menu.

To create my final photoshop image I took a close up picture of my eyeball. I also took a picture of me taking a picture of myself in the mirror. I then opened both images in photoshop. The picture of my eyeball so its more focused on my eye rather than the area around my eye. I then cut out the picture of me and my camera using the magic wand tool. Tuesday, 19 January 2010. Storyboard of my stop motion. To make things a bit easier.

This video is an improved one from the last. I have added a soundtrack and extended it by added a division screen. I feel this has been improved and advanced to a better standard. Tuesday, 5 January 2010. Monday, 4 January 2010. How I did my Stop Motion Animation. We had to use our own photos, and animate them. For my background I used a Hockney style joiner photo-montage. In on the time line.

My joiner was of my motorbike as the lines that it formed where very good for the style of joiner that I decided to do. I liked the way that the very perfect lines that the motorbike has are the muddled up and form a very imperfect joiner which creates a juxtapostion between the perfect nature of the lines and the very imperfect look of the joiner. Wednesday, 4 November 2009. Wednesday, 14 October 2009.

Wednesday, 16 December 2009. Thursday, 26 November 2009. Storryboard for stop motion film. Wednesday, 11 November 2009. I took 15 photos in all from different angles and aspects of the tray and meat products. I opened up a blank file and gradually started adding more and more images into the montage and started overlapping the images. Monday, 2 November 2009.

I made it by using my DSLR. However I think is is not as appropriate as a reflected response to the photographers I have looked at and the theme of my project, and so I decided to redo it, with a different top image that represents a natural landscape which contrasts with the train station, representing an unnatural world. I put this together in windows movie maker instead, which seems to have made the video flicker.

Wednesday, 16 December 2009. How I did my Stop-Motion Animation. Wednesday, 2 December 2009. In preparation for my animation i have looked at more examples of stop motion. Monday, 23 November 2009.

Thursday, January 21, 2010. I have several ideas for my photomontage. I want my montage to be a little bit surreal, but also say something about myself and what I like. this is what i am aiming for, something that is dirrerent but can also realate to myself. To so this i am going to take several pictures of things that will represent myself. Then using photoshop i can alter the image and give it my own twist. Monday, November 2, 2009.

I particularly enjoy the work of Tony Howell, a landscape photographer from the UK. His work inspires me because he likes to experiment with the technical aspects of photography. This picture was taken after decided to go up two f. stops from that suggest by the light meter. Tony sells his pictures mounted and framed and he also sells them on canvas, he is a British proffessional photographer who makes a lot of money from his printed work. Wednesday, 13 January 2010.

I took one photograph every ten seconds for an hour, which resulted in 360 photographs, during the sunset on 7th January 2010 over Frant near Tunbridge Wells. Below is the final version of my stop motion.