Monday 28 September 2015

Juxtapositions



This image is an urban juxtaposition because it's in a place where you wouldn't normally find architecture.  But it works as well because it's in a city and there was no sign of a boat crash for tragedy in new york (not that i would remember) so why this would be there, is random. Making it an urban juxtaposition.


This image is an urban juxtaposition because it's in an usual place. It's in an unusual place because you wouldn't normally see fire at a match. But it looks like it's not supposed to be there because it looks like its floating and not coming out of a machine. Making it look like it's not supposed be there, i would class this as an urban juxtaposition.


This image is an urban juxtaposition because you would never find a set of grapes places on an electricity box. With this image, the grapes where just placed there, they where exactly there how i found them. So it was strange to find some grapes rotting away in the sunset. A place where you wouldn't usually expect to find grapes. Mainly in a fridge.
This is in an urban juxtaposition because it's unusual to find a helmet on a laptop. You'd usually see a helmet in someones cupboard or on someones head, not on a laptop.
Here is another example of an urban juxtaposition because it's in a place where it shouldn't be. You would never find the object / subject here. So in my opinion, this here is a good example of an urban juxtaposition.

This image is an urban juxtaposition because this bench is in a random place but also there is a teddy on it and you wouldn't normally find a teddy left on a bench around college.


This here is another example of an urban juxtaposition. This is because my object/subject is placed where you wouldn't normally find it or wouldn't normally be there. This is why i chose the place where the object should go. So in this case, it's an urban juxtaposition.

Also, this image is an urban juxtaposition because the teddy is placed on a wall and you wouldn't normally find a teddy on a wall, especially at college. This is definitely an urban juxtaposition.

The image I have taken is an example of an urban juxtaposition because the object / subject is placed in a weird place because you wouldn't normally find it there. Only on toy story but in the real world you wouldn't. So, i do think it's a good example of an urban juxtaposition.

This image which I have taken is another example of an urban juxtaposition because it's in an urban place but also the object / subject is in a place where it shouldn't be. So this image repreents an urban juxtaposition.


Monday 14 September 2015

Urban Environments



This image shows the rule of thirds.  Because the image is portrait it looks like it's not going to work. But it will, you'll have the flower effect in some of the boxes but you'll also have parts of the branch and parts of the background city in the boxes. So the rule of thirds will work.

This next image will capture the rule of thirds because this picture is full of lots of different things. Meaning that in every box you will have things which can vary from buildings to tress and then to water. The reason why i chose this image as well is because (left hand side for example) if you start with the top box, then you'll get the effect of the sky. Then with the box underneath it, you'll get some of the tree and then with the bottom box, you'll get the effect of the water. And then so on with the other boxes. So, in my opinion the rule of thirds will work with this image.
The reason why i chose this image is because you will get the rule of thirds here. Although the image is filled with building, in every box it will all be completely different. This is because you'll have some small building, medium sized building and tall buildings. But apart from size, you'll get the effect of the different colours within the image. So again, the rule of thirds will work.


With this image which I have chosen, the rule of thirds will work. Even though there is a massive railing in front. This is because you won't have the railings in every box. You'll gradually lose the railing the further you go down the image. And even though it's a zoomed out image, you'll still get the effect of the rule of thirds.
This image which has been chosen isn't in an urban environment, but the rule of thirds will work. This is because once it's been cut up, you'll get different colours in some boxes but also different flowers in certain boxes. You'll also get the back of the image and the bottom of the image, but i still think that the rule of thirds will work.

This doesn't show that it's an urban environment but it is in one. But it does capture the rule of thirds. Every square will be completely different. So it does work.

With this image which i have chosen, it is in a city so it is an urban environment. The rule of thirds will work once it's been cut up. This is because it has lots of different things to cut up. You're cutting up the lights, but also the top of the crowd and the bottom part of the crowd. And once it's cut up, you may have two colours colliding with each other.
 The rule of thirds will work on this because everything is so spaced out it won't all be clumped together so everything will be in every single box. But with this image, what i like about it, is you'll have something  different in each box. You'll have the sea in one box, people sun bathing in another, the bushes is another one, the villas and the sky in others. So in every way, the rule of thirds will work.

Wednesday 9 September 2015

Looking at Urban Environments, I went out myself and took some photos.




I think this photo does show the rule of thirds because if you cut them up into 9, then you get something in every single box. In one box, you could get some flowers. In another you could get some shops. And others, part of the car park with some grey sky or the blue stalls. Making the rule of thirds work quite easily.



I think this doesn't show the rule of thirds very well, but you can get 4/5 boxes full. So,  the rule or thirds work because not the sky will be the same, but you'll get some of the roof in the box and some will get some of the plant.  Even if the background is blurry, the rule of thirds would still work.




Urban environments

An urban enviroment is a location which is highly populated. 

The reason why I have chosen these images is because i think that they're all a majorly populated city and that they get lots of visitors a year. Making it a highly populated area.