Posted in Introduction to Photography, Photography Assignment

Final ‘Up’

These are the final pictures chosen for the last assignment in Introduction to Photography!

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Shot 1/80 sec. f/3.5, ISO 200
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Shot 1/2000 sec. f/2.2, ISO 32
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Shot 1/125 sec. f/11, ISO 200
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Shot 1/100 sec. f/11, ISO 320
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Shot 1/100 sec. f/4.2, ISO 200
Posted in Contextual Studies, CTX Assignments

Dear Diary…

For the final video, we took a total of seven days to complete our filming! Out of all of the days, we used 5 days for the filming in the ‘white room’ of our video setting (E1.01 a.k.a. Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus’s Photography Studio). Here’s a mini diary which will tell you about what we did on each day!


thursDay 1 (18/01/18)

First day of the actual video filming. Before filming, some of us were cutting the paper cushion and putting it in a box for the props, some setting up mahjong papers to cover up the furniture in the room which stood out and I went to spray the bat with black spray paint.

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Posted in Introduction to Spatial Design, Project 3: Formation of Urban Landscape

Form, Space and Shape

Since the moodboard is done, we moved on to starting the plan and design for our personal container. We had our last lecture with Ms Tan about form, space and shape.

Basically, shape is a basic geometry object with a set of 2 or more points. When the shape is occupied with 3-dimensional space, it is known as form. When the area bounded in form undergoes unlimited expanse, it is now called a space.

Today, we were required to draw sketches of the transformations of form, which we will then choose one for the final form of our final project model. Before I continue, let me revise the types of form transformations Ms Tan told us:

Dimensional Transformation : Transformation by altering the dimension by changing the height, width or length.

Subtractive Transformation : Transformation by subtracting a portion.

Additive Transformation : Transformation by adding elements to the volume.

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Posted in Introduction to Spatial Design, Project 3: Formation of Urban Landscape

Moodboard

We still have not progressed to the final part! In fact, there is more planning to do before we can finally touch model making. We are now going to make a moodboard, which will include the case studies and what do our space provide. The leftover other half of the A2 model board is used to make the moodboard.

For the case studies, I decided to divide into two parts, the references of architectural shape and the mood inspiration. I used some pictures from my earlier research on shapes and forms.

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Posted in Introduction to Photography, Photography Assignment

Final Assignment: Progression

Hello there! I am finally back with an update of my Introduction to Photography final assignment. From my previous post, I had stated numerous ideas for my final assignment which were all related to architecture. However, I think that my ideas weren’t interesting enough so I had come up with a “combined” plan of my initial ideas.

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Final Assignment: Video (PLS CLICK THIS)

In this assignment, students should carry out the plans made inĀ Assignment 3. Basically, this is like a practical assignment after we did our planning in the proposal.

This is a 8-week long assignment, but due to many assignments coming on us in the second half of the second semester, we couldn’t really start on our video filming until Week 15. On the 11th of January, our group stayed in campus to film our teaser video. (Watch it here!) As we were short of time, we only did some simple scenes.

Have a look at behind the scenes for our final part: