Sequential Photography



To catch up with Ms. Milandeep's class, I'm doing simple and easy sequential photography. I worked with Daniyal on this for just a quick example. I began by using images using these settings with my iPhone, with ISO 160, a focal length of 26mm, and an aperture of f1.5. It's a sequence about a man dropping down his cap before it was revealed that he was frustrated. Afterward, I moved my photos into the computer. Then, on photoshops, I clicked on a new file, made a document-sized A4, chose to automate in files, and made a sequential image. After that, I downloaded the file as a png. 

Inspiration from these photographs came from Daniyal, with which both of us shared ideas. I decided to photograph him with his cap, while he was photographing mine eating chocolate. It was quite rushed, and I had expected the sequence of photography to be more meaningful in terms of narrative, but it has done its main goal, which is to show movement through a sequence of photographs while lacking in story and the meaning in it.

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  1. Milan Multimedia Marvel18 October 2022 at 08:56

    Good technical explanation. Do explain what inspired you to make this particular sequence of images? You also need to add your final images and reflect on your series of images - does the sequence work in terms of what you set out to achieve?

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    1. Charlie's Film Journal2 November 2022 at 02:38

      Thank you for commenting! I've added more on my inspiration for this, and my reflection on the final results.

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