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Analysis of fellow students work


1. Firstly use 5 words to describe the work above.
  • Monochromatic
  • Hazy
  • Atmospheric
  • Faded
  • Perspective
2. Comment on the images form.

  • What is the medium of the work?
The medium of the work is landscape and black and white photography.
  • What kind of shapes or forms can you find?
Curves, bumps, and irregular lines.
  • Which techniques have they used?
Fast shutter speed, wide aperture (focusing on the whole photograph)
  • What kinds of textures can you see?
Smooth fog, rough landscapes

3. Consider the mood and meaning of the work.
  • How does the work make you feel?
Cold
  • Why do you think you feel this way?
The lack of warm colours.
  • Does the colour, form or theme of the work affect your mood?
Yes, the colours make me feel like I'm standing on a hill on a winters day.


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