Digital Photography & Imaging - Project 2

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04/11/24-29/11/24 (Week 7 - Week 10)
Samuel Keane / 0376236
Digital Photography and Imaging /  Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media
Project 2 - Compilation

REFLECTIVE WRITING

I feel like I have learned so much just from working on project 2. For instance, I learned how to use layers to create a double exposure effect and use the adjustment layers to alter the colors and vibe of an image or object. My knowledge around Photoshop is still minimal, but I feel like attending tutorial classes, watch Photoshop tips, and listening to Mr. Fauzi's lecture is still easy to follow, at least for now.

Project 2 is a little bit different from project 1 in various aspects. First of all, in project 2 we were given more creative freedom on the tasks, which means we can express ourselves more. While project 1 leaned more into the basics of Photoshop and compositioning in general, project 2 teaches us how to create an artistic compositions using Photoshop.

In conclusion, I have became more familiar with the usage of Photoshop, especially when creating posters. By experimenting with some features and follow the videos from Mr. Fauzi's tutorial, I have learned new features I have never used before and overall, this project has improved my creativity. 

PROJECT 2

Project 2A: Double Exposure

Exercise 1

Fig. 1.1, Final Double Exposure Exercise, (25/11/24)

Exercise 2

Fig. 1.2, Final Self-Double Exposure, (25/11/24)

E-port Link

Project 2B: Poster Design

Fig. 1.30, Final Poster Design, (25/11/24)

E-port Link

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