Multiple imagery- work diary.

Evaluation of session;

I found the session of Multiple imagery to be interesting but slightly challenging. When we went out to take the photos i took numerous photos of my feet on different parts of the ground as well as some without my feet in. When we were putting the pictures together, it too me a while to get the hang of it and the get the border around each picture to be the right size.

This was my first attempt at Multiple imagery. This is my favourite one as i like how the photos in the middle cross are all taken on a brown and grey floor where as the picture sin the outer corner are all taken on the grass. However after looking back at the photo i think that the border is too big.
I also don't like how in the photo in the bottom right had corner my feet are not in the middle of the photo but off to the left slightly but in the rest of my photos my feet are in the middle of the shot.







The second picture i have chosen to write about is one that shows different shapes, colours and dies of drains that i had found. When making the photo into  multiple image i made sure to decrease the size of the border as i feel that I'm my first attempt at multiple imagery (the photo above) the white border is too large. I like this multiple image as it shows the shape of drains and how they are mostly square or rectangular.




Progression;
If we were to do multiple imagery again i would make the borders around the pictures are a bit smaller and i would take more photos of flowers and plants as opposed to people, location and objects. As well as this is want to try using the front of a persons face to show different emotions as in my multiple images i have used a persons face.

Multiple imagery- image bank

All of the above photos are examples of Multiple Imagery. Multiple imagery is a selection of photos, usually nine or twelve put together to create a larger image or to show different parts of the same thing. This differs from photo joiner as usually the photos are not touching. The example above show how multiple imagery can be of anything, be it people, buildings, plants, objects or landscapes. With multiple imagery all of the photos have to be the same size and the same distance apart from each other. In the first photograph we can see that it is a multiple image of a tree, this photograph is an example of how multiple imagery is used to show different parts of the same object. I like this multiple image as i like how even though the pictures do not connect like a photo joiner would we can still see that all of the photographs are of the same tree but from different angles.

Multiple Imagery- straight images