James Gordon 1075325735
Photography Portfolio
23.12.10
Montpellier Fountain Spray. ISO 400, 1/50s, f/11
A more telephoto lens would have been better here as this is with the standard 18-55mm Canon. The atmosphere around this fountain was really fun with lots of kids running around, i think i managed to capture this idea although technique could be improved.
Puppet made in AS Art exam. ISO 100, 1/20s, f/5.6.
My AS final exam piece inspired by the work of illustrator and sculptor Chris Sickels. I also shot these in more characterising situations, kind of personifying them but I found these shots to be the nicest overall whilst still maintaining the idea of 'humanistic behaviour' in an inanimate object.
Puppet from a series made for AS Art exam. ISO 400, 1/20s, f/5.
Again taken with the 17 – 85mm, I have done very little or no photo editing with these photos and Photoshop is not something I have a great deal of experience in, however I am eager to learn how to use the program and understand that it can be integral to a professional photographer’s work.
Puppet from a series made for AS Art exam. ISO 1600, 1/30s, f/5.6.
This was taken with a new lens recently bought - Canon 17 -85mm, It instantly feels much better than my standard 18-55mm and I am looking forward to becoming familiar with it whilst travelling . Hopefully with it being a little more telephoto but still covering the range of my other lens, it will give me more flexibility and allow me to capture both large city and landscapes as well as portraits and such.
Unique method of relief printing using layered card, Piece designed for an illustrated book made for my A2 Art Exam.
Art from my A level exam for a parody book of Noah’s Ark called ‘Noah and the Tabernacle’ although this did not make it into the final piece as the others had some layers of screen print over the top and a little collage on the print surface itself. I really like this rough blotchy method of relief printing and it is a lot faster than lino cutting.
Robe clad men, ISO 400, 1/s, f/4,
I like the hazy effect of a long shutter exposure here, along with the manakin arms that were sported by the singer until he disrobed mid-set.
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