Landscape Film Test Shoots 3 & 4

This is a contact print I made to show the results of my third Landscape Film Test Shoot:

Frame	Shutter Speed	Aperture
1	1/500	F4.0
2	1/500	F4.0
3	1/250	F5.6
4	1/500	F4.03
5	1/500	F4.03
6	1/250	F5.63
7	1/500	F4.05
8	1/500	F4.05
9	1/250	F5.65
10	1/125	F8.05
11	1/125	F8.05
12	1/125	F8.05

With this shoot, I decided to experiment with a shallow depth of field, I quite like the shallow depth of field because I think it draws the viewer into the image more which makes the viewer engage more with the work.

This a contact print that I made to show the results of my Forth Landscape Film Test Shoot:

Frame	Shutter Speed	Aperture
1	1/125	F11.7
2	1/60	F16.7
3	1/125	F11.2
4	1/60	F16.2
5	1/125	F11.8
6	1/60	F16.8
7	1/125	F11.5
8	1/60	F16.5
9	1/125	F11.6
10	1/60	F16.6
11	1/125	F11.6
12	1/60	F16.6

City Film Test 2 & 3

This is a contact sheet I made to show the result of my second test shoot for City and highlighted my choices from this shoot:

Here I have tried to experiment with signs and wall textures, but so far it is not working because I am not experimenting enough with over and underexposing the two different images within the single frame. I think what is working is using trees as part of my image in double exposures because I find they create this omnipresent quality of nature. 

This is another contact print I made to show the results of my latest test shoot for my City Project. I have highlighted my choices from this shoot: 

Landscape Film Test Shoot 2

This is a contact sheet that I made to show the results of my further test shots for my Landscape Project:

I have highlighted which frames which so far I was pleased with in terms of composition. For the next Test Shoot which I have scheduled for Thursday I need to change the plate I use because I find that the plate is reflecting light onto the plastic play food which is starting to bleach out parts of the plastic food. Also I want to experiment with using a faster shutter speed to slightly darken the images because I feel they are a little too bright.

Frame	Shutter Speed	Aperture
1	1/125	F8.0.9
2	1/125	F8.09
3	1/125	F8.0.4
4	1/125	F8.0.5
5	1/125	F8.0.5
6	1/125	F8.0.5
7	1/125	F8.0.8
8	1/125	F8.0.8
9	1/125	F8.0.8
10	1/60	F11.8
11	1/60	F16.1
12	1/60	F16.3

Landscape Lighting Digital Test Shoot

This is a test shoot for Lighting for my Landscape Project because I thought the lighting was too harsh in the first test shoot I had done for the project :

I greatly prefer this lighting to the previous test shoot because I find the lighting to be more even and diffused by the overcast conditions. Also I like the ground level angled shots because of the amount of the field you can see. In the next test shoot I will be testing out the composition of my objects I have chosen to photograph in this space. 

Waste Test Shoot 4

These are the contact sheets I made from my latest Test Shoot for Waste:

Frame	Shutter Speed	Aperture
1	½	F8.0/3
2	½	F8.0/3
3	2s	F16/3
4	2s	F16/3
5	4s	F22/3
6	4s	F22/3
7	1s	F11
8	1s	F11
9	2s	F16
10	2s	F16
11	4s	F22
12	4s	F22

Frame	Shutter Speed	Aperture
1	½	F8.0/7
2	½	F8.0/7
3	1s	F11.7
4	1s	F11.7
5	2s	F16.7
6	2s	F16.7
7	4s	F22.7
8	4s	F22.7
9	1s	F11
10	2s	F16
11	2s	F16
12	4s	F22

Waste Test Shoot 3

After my Tutorial with Steffi, she suggested that I concentrate on the Bedroom and Dining Table and to play with Overexposure.

These are the contact sheets that I made for the test shoots:

Frame	Shutter Speed	Aperture
1	½	F11.2
2	1s	F16.2
3	½	F8.0
4	2s	F16.2
5	4s	F22.2
6	4s	F22.2
7	¼	F5.6
8	½	F8.09
9	1s	F11.9
10	2s	F16.9
11	4s	F22.9
12	4s	F22.9

Frame	Shutter Speed	Aperture
1	½	F8.07=F11
2	1s	F11.7=F16
3	1s	F11.7=F16
4	2s	F16.7=F22
5	2s	F16.7=F22
6	4s	F22.7
7	8s	F32.7
8	½	F5.6.6
9	2s	F11.6
10	4s	F16.6
11	4s	F16.6
12	8s	F22.6

Unfortunately, there was a fault with the Camera's Battery which sometimes would not allow the shutter to open properly which gave me these irregular results.