The Brief
Produce a set of ten photographic prints that explore your given colour:
red/blue/yellow/orange/green/blue/purple.
You must consider/document lighting, frame/format and it's relationship with other colours.
The Process
During the workshop you will be introduced to a range of tools and procedures available to you in photography. This will include a studio and camera induction, composition- frame and format, studio lighting methods and recording colour.
Having been introduced to these tools you should use your private study time and studio development to further develop your skills in response to the brief.
Context
Photography is a vital part of graphic design. Not only will you use photography as a practice in it's own right but you should also be aware of it's potential as you use it to document your work and as a recording process for research.
Considerations
When working photographically consider the relationships between the primary and secondary colours, simple variations/combinations of colours and the foreground/background.
Which colours together "pop" and which cancel each other out, and how can you control this?
Mandatory Requirements
In preperation for this session, you must have selectd from your coloured objects, with a minimum of five objects in your variations.
A digital camera.
Deliverables
A set/series of ten photographs that explore studio lighting, frame/format and documenting the relationship of colour.
A quantity of visual investigation/research.
Studio Deadline:
Tuesday 26th April 2011.
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