Young's Photography

High Speed Flash - This is a method of capturing objects moving quickly and freezes them using flash, this is dont by using a high flash speed something like a 1/64 or a 1/32 of a scecond and example where this could be used is in a crime scene when trying to find out where the blood splaters over a crime scene or anouther use for high speed flash could be find the density of an object for example if an item is hollow or not

Inferred - inferred has many uses one of which is in the millatry for finding peoplewhile flying over head in a helicopter using a special camera attached to the underside of the aircraft to seek out inferred light that would not be picked up by normal cameras that will see people if they are hiding under dead foulage or hidden within a building and t can also be used for land scapes to

Here are some eamples of infared landscapes

Slow Motion - slow motion is mainly used for catching the point of impact of a object against something for example if u were doing a crash test on a car the slow motion camera will catch the point of impact of the car to the wall and it will also show them how the car pannels crush to protect the people inside the car

i have chosen these images as my researxh images as i like the tone, lighting, compsition and also the way each of the photographers gas captured the facial expressions

BenWPhoto

LensShark.com

Sergeiblskl Photography

Sydney Low

Tim Clayton Photohgraphy

Andrew Mather Photography

the reasech for the sphere project can be found on my pintrest

Research for baily stardust project

Alan Arbus  (15/02/1918 – 19/04/2013)

Many people recognize the name Allan Arbus for his role in the popular TV program M*A*S*H. However, he had a previous career as a photographer for the United States Army. His photography career, along with Diane Arbus, his wife who was also a photographer, was modestly successful. Allan Arbus was born in New York City on February 15, 1918, to mother Rose Goldberg and his father, Harry Arbus, a stockbroker. Allan graduated from DeWitt Clinton High School in the Bronx, where he first developed his love for acting when he appeared in a student play.

During the 1940s, Allan Arbus became a photographer for the United States Army. After getting married to Diane, his father-in-law asked him to do an advertising campaign for a department store that he owned. His experience in taking photographs in the army gave him the confidence and the technical expertise in producing some attractive advertising photographs for his father-in-law’s store.

Around October 1839, at age thirty, Cornelius took a portrait of himself outside of the family store. The daguerreotype produced shows an off center portrait of a man with crossed arms and tousled hair. This self-portrait of Robert Cornelius is the first known photographic portrait of a human in world history and the first known selfie. Daguerre's photograph of the Boulevard du Temple, taken one year earlier, depicts two human figures on the sidewalk, but these were incidental to the photograph as opposed to being the main subject.