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DAVID GARDNER PHOTOGRAPHY

ASSIGNMENTS

ASSIGNMENT 5

ASSIGNMENT 5. APPLYING THE TECHNIQUES OF ILLUSTRATION AND NARRATIVE For this Assignment I was tasked to imagine that I was asked to illustrate a story for a magazine with a front cover and several pages inside. The subject that I chose was the construction of a unique 3 compartment yurt structure designed and built by […]Read Post ›

ASSIGNMENT 4

ASSIGNMENT 4 – APPLYING LIGHTING TECHNIQUES ”……..knowing what kind of light serves your communication purposes best will allow you the extra creative opportunity to guide the viewer to the elements you want to emphasize in your image. Always remember, there is no bad light.  The only bad light is the absence of it (and even […]Read Post ›

ASSIGNMENT 3

ASSIGNMENT 3  –  COLOUR  The purpose of the elements of this Assignment is to demonstrate my use of colour in photography and my ability to use different colours in different relationships.  To do this, I was required to take photographs which demonstrated 4 different colour relationships, namely : –    1).   Complementary colours – colours […]Read Post ›

ASSIGNMENT 2

 ASSIGNMENT 2.  ELEMENTS OF DESIGN The purpose of this assignment is to present 10 – 15 photographs of a similar subject range which demonstrate a number of different design elements.  The subject that I have chosen is flowers and plants.  I have attempted to provide a wide interpretation of this theme in order to introduce […]Read Post ›

ASSIGNMENT 1

ASSIGNMENT ONE – CONTRASTS   “Good art is not what it looks like, but what it does to us.” – Roy Adzak, 1927–1987, British, photographer, sculptor, self portrait From the Art of Quotation website    http://artofquotation.wordpress.com/2014/07/19/good-art-is-not-what-it-looks-like-but-what-it/  —–   oOo   —– This first Assignment required me to initially look through my archive photographs and identify pairs which portray […]Read Post ›

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