Showing posts with label tone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tone. Show all posts
Thursday, 2 October 2014
Tone - Work Diary
In this session we had to set out camera setting so they shot black and white photographs and then we had to go out and take pictures of tone. I found this task easy because once the camera setting is on black and white is it much easier to photography tone.
I believe that this is my best picture because not only does it show tone but it also has colour on it as well. The composition of this photograph is rule of thirds which gives the image a more dramatical look. I also really like the patterns in this photograph, because although it is quite subtle it gives the image great effect and detail and also greats a 3d effect.
In this photograph, tone is used very well because it give the image a dramatic effect due to the black and white colour scheme. I also really like the composition because it is off-centre and it creates mystery in this photograph. Lines are used very well in this image because of the fact there are many different ones that go in many directions for example, the horizontal lines on the wall contrasts with the vertical lines on the door which contrasts with the diagonal line of the handle.
If I were to photograph tone again I would photograph more landscape photographs because they seem to look better when you are showing off tone. I also believe that photographing people with the theme of tone would look good. Furthermore I could try and take more central photographs of central objects and they look very effective. I could take inspiration from these photographs.
Wednesday, 1 October 2014
Tone - Definition
Dictionary Definition: the overall lightness or darkness of an area of an image, similar in meaning to "luminosity"
- Lightness
- Darkness
- Contrast
- Range
- Luminosity
- Dimensions
Tone is shown in this image through the use of a black and white effect, tone defines the contrast between the different colours on the leaves and the raindrop. Depth is also shown in this photograph because the background is blurry compared to the focal point of the image, this gives the photograph a more 3d effect.
The use of black and white effects brings out the tone and contrast in this photograph. The use of many different lines also give the viewer a more pleasant view of the image because all the different lines in different directions all point to the focal point of the image.
In this photograph, shades of brown are used to show tone and exaggerates the contrasts between all the items in the photographs. Depth is also shown in this image which leads the viewers eye to seeds the converging lines of the photograph.
Tone is also shown through the use of black and white effects in this photograph which also shows off the contrast in the image. The diagonal lines make this photograph look very effective because it leads the viewers eye to the focal point on the image.
My Definition: Tone is the contrast in lightness and darkness in a photograph, usually shown through one main colour.
Monday, 29 September 2014
Tone - Image Bank
Tone is a very a important aspect of photography because it makes the image look more dynamic. Tone is created through the lightness or darkness of a photograph. In the photographs above tone is obviously shown in the black and white pictures because you can clearly see the change of tone. In the colour photographs tone is shown through the lightness and darkness of the objects in the photograph.
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