Wednesday 28 April 2010

a take on British summer♥analysis

This image is bright and draws the eye in from the major block of red filling half of the screen through to the reflection on the table. My favorite part to this image is the reflection of the table from the glass, I like how the eye is drawn to the brightest part – the main stream of light through but then the eye is drawn to the darker parts of the shadow and you notice the beautiful blues and purples within the shadow. I choose to up the contrast on this image because I liked the way it looked with a higher contrast because the colours became more vibrant and eye catching to the viewer. Another part of the image which I find aesthetically pleasing is the solid glass at the bottom of the glass, it is in the centre of the image so the eye is automatically drawn to it. I chose to use italic font because I thought that the image needed a more sophisticated font because the image itself was very simple. 





This image reminds me of early Sunday mornings, but originally for me the image was too bright, so I upped the gamma brightness on it and created more of a white effect on top of the image. The main focal point in this picture is the model’s toenails because they’re the darkest part to the image making them the automatic focal point. I like how the sheets and the pyjama bottoms are both white because they become obsolete within the image making the feet the main focal point. I put simple text in the left corner of the image because I felt the image was so simple the text needed to be as simple to not over power the image. I really like how the sheets in the background are creased because I think it adds to the effect of a Sunday morning making the image picturesque.
This image is very eye catching because of the colours of the green grass are very vibrant. The main focal point to this image is the sunlight in the centre top of the image, because it s the brightest point, the eye is drawn to it. The eye is then drawn throughout the rest of the image registering all the pieces of grass and the boldness of the green, although the colours are a little over powering I think that this is what makes the image. I like how some of the grass pieces are not in focus so it creates the effect of a background from the focused pieces of grass. I like how the eye is drawn to the water droplet which is hidden behind a piece of grass, I like the idea that you cannot focus on it straight away, but after looking closely at the image you can spot it. I edited the image in this way to create a strong contrast between each piece of grass and the background. I liked the idea of having an over powering green because I wanted the image to be more complex than just pieces of grass. I choose this font because like the image I wanted you to look closely at the font to see what it actually said. Although some may disagree in that I should of used a simpler font, I like the complex italics and the idea of reading more into an image.