Trina Wallace

Focal Length: 18.00 mm

Exposure: 32.0 sec; f/22; ISO 100; Manual

Let’s re-crush everyone’s soul with #UNILIFE.

Let’s break this down.

The spirals were pretty easy to do. I made some simple patterns in Illustrator and then printed them out, I put those same papers back into a printer and printed a spiral on top of them. I knew my coloured ink was limited, but I didn't know quite how badly so I printed my coloured tv bars first and then some solid colours. I basically ran out of colour on the first page, the blue had these weird pink streaks in it, but it looked super cool so I ran with it and used it to break up the spirals. After that it was time for “Something unexpected” this is when the animation takes a turn for the digital. Because these pages take up the entire screen, the viewer is completely submersed and has no context for what is happening. I printed a few different types of static, black and white “coloured” tv bars and glitch art. (which I am obsessed with) Then I just moved them slightly to continue the feeling of movement. I wanted this to be really fast-paced so I knew I only needed a few shots of each one, I got them centered, moved them slightly and moved on to the next one.

This infographic is simple and super effective in portraying very basic information in an interesting way. This image depicts the Pantone Colour of the year from 2000 to 2014. She includes colour names, Hex codes and the year they reached the top spot all in a very successful way. To help guide the eye though the information she used a wave in the stem of a flower and at the top of the image you can see all of the top colours in the petals of said flower.  

I found this little beauty on Pinterest, but the author was even kind enough to do all my citations for me at the bottom of the image. After going to the website linked to the email I found a disclaimer that said this could be shared anywhere and everywhere as long as the credit information at the bottom was not cropped off. I think this is a wonderful way of maintaining credit in a world with copyright laws that don’t really work anymore.  

May I introduce to you my beautiful roommate Crystal!

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While in the Cove, my group worked with three point lighting and then decided we wanted to experiment. We played with different coloured lights, bouncing light and weird angles to broaden our understanding and experience. My personal favourite was using one close direct light, placing the tripod in front of it and shooting the image "Selfie Style". This feels very natural, modern, approachable and most importantly personable to me. These are all qualities I strive to put forward to a client and in every day to day life. The camera is angled so it is level with me helping to communicate that we are equals. 

The use of depth of field in this picture makes it very clear that the brown necklace is the subject in focus. That's exactly what DoF is for, depending on how it is used different objects can be in focus and that can change the entire meaning of the photo.

F-Stop - F/5

Exposure - 1/80 sec.