Sunday, 31 January 2016
AS Photograph / Art Exam 2016 Energy Power Dynamism Muybridge / Movement
Eadweard Muybridge was an English Landscape photographer who while in America in 1872 was asked by American Horse Breeder to settle an arguement about Horse movement. Using a bank of 12 cameras Muybridge produced series of photos that showed the stages in a movement.
Muybridges series of photos freezing movement were meant as an means of analysing movement, though he quickly realised the prints could be fixed in a zootrope to create a simulated moving image. By 1878-1880 technogy enabled the beginning of moving film,
Salle Gardner at a Gallop animated photos by Muybridge
Great page giving tips and hints on photographing movement with suggestions on shutter speeds to get different effects
http://photo.box.sk/tip.php3?id=81
Harold Edgerton
Harold Edgerton
Etienne Jules Marey
Edward Muybridge
http://americanhistory.si.edu/muybridge
http://www.masters-of-photography.com/M/muybridge/muybridge.html
http://www.masters-of-photography.com/M/muybridge/muybridge.html
Edexcel Exam Art / Graphics / Photography / Textiles 2016 Power Energy And Dynamism Sally McKay dynamic figure paintings
English Artist who draws and paints from dancers
Edexcel AS Photography / Art / Graphics / Textiles Exam 2016 Energy Power Dynamism Ruud Baan Water Portraits
Ruud Baan Photos
With a high-action, liquid heavy perspective, photographer Ruud Baan has painted a series of watery portraits with his camera. Exhibiting a kinetic emotion with a watery sense of time’s slowness, Baan has photographed the self awareness of humanity in a watery medium.
Bill Viola
Bill Viola makes videos where time is controlled. Slowed down and run backwards so that a moment seems to last forever. The videos are projected on a huge scale so that they dominate your senses.
click for link to video
click for link to video
Edexcel AS Art / Photography Exam 2016 : Energy, Power and Dynamism - Ripples Movement
Ripples caused by water droplets in a bath
1. Shallow bath - 10cm deep
2. Flash gun at angle to water so that the ripples of the sirface are emphasised
3 Higher aperture F11 + to ensure everything is in focus
4 Droplets of water squeezed from a cloth
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