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This diploma thesis describes part of the history of the development of photography; it describes the key parts of the camera that a photographer must know if they wish to depict motion in photographs. The expression of motion in photography is explained, as well as what impact it can have on the viewer. Techniques are described and used that represent ways of depicting motion in photography and how to most easily achieve the desired results. Depicting motion in photography was once not as simple as it is in present days.
Problem
This diploma thesis describes part of the history of the development of photography; it describes the key parts of the camera that a photographer must know if they wish to depict motion in photographs. The expression of motion in photography is explained, as well as what impact it can have on the viewer.
Results
Techniques are described and used that represent ways of depicting motion in photography and how to most easily achieve the desired results. Depicting motion in photography was once not as simple as it is in present days. Digital cameras have simplified the entire process of photography with many options for settings and suggestions that the photographer can adjust during the photographing itself.
Photography requires an artistic approach, a touch of imagination, the ability to see beauty in an everyday moment and to transform that beauty into a work of art. The photographer, as an artist, can use perspective, light, composition, sharpening and shading to create their own artistic world from an ordinary, real moment, thereby creating the desired impression on the viewer. In the first part of the diploma thesis, she briefly described the history of photography with the aim of emphasising the importance, influence, and assistance of technological development in the production of photographs today and in comparison with the past.
She focused on the meaning of photographing an object in motion, described the advantages of the digital camera including the component parts of the camera that are of key importance in photographing subjects in motion. She focused on the role of each component part of the camera, how they are used, and in what ways they can be used to create a photographic product as they had envisioned it. In the second part, she devoted herself to the question of what we understand as motion in photography.
She described the most commonly used techniques for photographing subjects in motion, described both the execution of individual techniques as well as what settings and accessories are recommended for use with each photographing technique. For each technique, she conceived a photograph where she could depict more than just motion. Through the execution of research into five techniques, she demonstrated the expression of emotions as well as the evocation of emotions in the viewer based on the illusion of motion in photography.
We can manipulate the viewer's perspective in the photograph and with blurring or sharpening of individual parts of the photograph we direct the viewer's gaze. Previous Next 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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