Architectural Journalism Captured
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- 1. ARCHITECUTURAL JOURNALISM PHOTOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTATION SUBMITTED BY- V. DIVYA SHREYA 318106101003 3/5 BARCH AUCE
- 2. DEVICES USED- 1. Mobile camera- Samsung galaxy note 10 lite CAMERA SPECIFICATIONS - 12 MP, f/1.7, 27mm (wide), 1/2.55", 1.4µm, Dual Pixel PDAF, OIS 12 MP, f/2.4, 52mm (telephoto), 1/3.6", 1.0µm, PDAF, OIS, 2x optical zoom 12 MP, f/2.2, 12mm (ultrawide) FEATURES AVAILABLE- • ISO- increases or decreases the brightness of a photograph. The higher the ISO rating, the greater the film's ability to capture images taken in low light. • SHUTTER SPEED- Shutter speed is the length of time the camera shutter is open, exposing light onto the camera sensor. If shutter speed is long, moving elements in the photograph will appear blurred along the direction of motion. • WHITE BALANCE- Adjusts the color balance of light the you're shooting in. It changes the colour into warmer tones - yellow and cooler tones- blue
- 3. CAMERA SPECIFICATIONS- 2. Mobile camera- Apple IPhone 12 12 MP, f/1.6, 26mm (wide), 1.4µm, dual pixel PDAF, OIS 12 MP, f/2.4, 120˚, 13mm (ultra wide), 1/3.6" FEATURES AVAILABLE- • ISO- increases or decreases the brightness of a photograph. The higher the ISO rating, the greater the film's ability to capture images taken in low light. • SHUTTER SPEED- Shutter speed is the length of time the camera shutter is open, exposing light onto the camera sensor. If shutter speed is long, moving elements in the photograph will appear blurred along the direction of motion. • EXPOSURE- Amount of light which reaches your camera sensor or film. It determines how dark or light the photograph is. • BRILLIANCE- Strength of light reflected from a surface. By adjusting brilliance we can brighten the dark areas and raise the contrast .
- 4. • HIGHLIGHTS- The focus spots in the photograph can be highlighted. • SHADOWS- The brightness points in the background can be darkened. • BLACK POINT- Helps to even out the black colour in the photograph with different shades of black. • FILTERS- i. Vivid ii. Vivid warm iii. Vivid cool iv. Dramatic v. Dramatic warm vi. Dramatic cool vii. Mono viii. Silver tone ix. Noir
- 5. ISO- 50 Shutter speed- 1/3000 WB- 5000k EXTERIOR FACADE OF THE HOUSE Line Colour Texture Scale and proportion Rhythm Repetition Shape Elements- Principles- Time- 4:30pm This photograph shows the exterior facade of the building in natural daylight. This composition also shows the surrounding buildings and the scale of the building.
- 6. SHUTTER SPEED- 1/2000 SHUTTER SPEED- 1/8000
- 7. EXTERIOR FACADE OF THE HOUSE ISO- 50 Shutter speed- 1/1000 WB- 5000k Balance Pattern Line Colour Texture Scale and proportion Elements- Principles - Time- 4:30pm This photograph shows the exterior façade of the building in natural daylight. This composition shows the proportionate elements in the building facade.
- 8. ISO- 50 Shutter Speed- 1/2000 WB- 4900k ISO- 50 Shutter Speed- 1/2000 WB-4000k BALCONY Lines Rhythm Texture Balance Elements- Colour Principles- Focal point Time- 4:45pm This photograph shows the balcony areas in the natural daylight. This composition has a focal point in the centre and all the lines seem merging at that point.
- 9. LIVING ROOM Contrast Lines Texture Colour Emphasis ISO- 100 Shutter Speed- 1/80 WB- 5000k Elements- Principles- Shape Time- 5pm This photograph shows the living room in both natural and artificial lighting. This composition shows the main entrance door and the seating in the living room.
- 10. ISO- 150 Shutter Speed- 1/45 Filter- Vivid warm LIVING ROOM Rhythm Lines Colour Value Shape Elements- Principles- Time- 7am This photograph shows the living room in natural lighting. This composition shows the rear wall of the living room adjacent to the staircase with a glass pattern elevation.
- 11. DINING ROOM ISO- 160 Shutter speed- 1/125 Filter- Vivid warm Value Balance Line Texture Unity Variety Elements- Principles- Time- 7am This photograph shows the dining room in artificial lighting. This composition shows various elements and textures of the dining room.
- 12. DINING ROOM AND STUDY ROOM FROM INTERNAL STAIRCASE ISO- 125 Shutter speed- 1/30 Filter- Vivid warm Value Repetition Lines Texture Hierarchy Rhythm Colour Elements- Principles- Time- 6:30am This photograph shows the staircase and the dining room in the lower floor and study room on the upper floor in natural lighting. This composition shows both the flights of the staircase in a balance along with the surrounding features.
- 13. STUDY ROOM ISO- 150 Shutter speed- 1/60 Filter- Vivid warm Contrast Pattern Line Texture Value Elements- Principles- Time- 7am This photograph shows the study room in the second floor in artificial lighting. This composition shows the entire room at a stretch with proper colour contrast.
- 14. STUDY ROOM ISO- 125 Shutter speed- 1/75 Filter- Vivid warm Contrast Pattern Line Texture Value Elements- Principles- Time- 7am This photograph shows the study room in the second floor in artificial lighting.
- 15. BEDROOM 1 ISO- 125 Shutter speed- 1/60 Filter- Vivid warm Line Colour Shape Value Texture Contrast Unity Elements- Principles- Time- 7:30am This photograph shows one bedroom in artificial lighting. This composition shows the entire room at a stretch with proper colour value and contrast.
- 16. BEDROOM 2 ISO- 125 Shutter speed- 1/60 Filter- Vivid warm Line Colour Shape Balance Texture Contrast Unity Emphasis Elements- Principles- Time- 7:30am This photograph shows the bedroom in artificial lighting. This composition shows the bedroom with balance along with the remaining features and colours.
- 17. SECOND FLOOR LIVING ROOM ISO- 125 Shutter speed- 1/30 Filter- Vivid warm Contrast Balance Emphasis Line Colour Texture Elements- Principles- Time- 7:45am This photograph shows the living room in artificial lighting. This composition shows the entrance door and seating in the room with colour contrasts.
- 18. PORTICO ISO- 100 Shutter speed- 1/60 Filter- Vivid warm Balance Line Texture Value Colour Rhythm Elements- Principles- Time- 8am This photograph shows the second floor portico in natural lighting. This composition shows the entrance door and the landscape features in a balance and with colour value.
- 19. THANK YOU