#landscapeinterrupted

[hnd1achloekelly]

Landscape Research

https://express.adobe.com/page/Z7tzDrbYpOhc7/

[caradickson]

Landscape Interrupted

A3 Canvas of Landscape Interrupted images:

[hollymcinallyba3photo]

Landscape

Landscape briefs workbook folio 3

06/04/22

[markcairneyphotography]

Landscape interrupted first shoot post production

Before

After

In post production I cropped in a lot closer to remove all the distractions of the image as well as remove the buildings to the right of the frame which makes a cleaner image I think. I colour graded the image to make it look a lot more inviting, so some pink tones in the building which amplifies the sunset that was slightly coming through the clouds.

[estherbirrellphotography]

[sulamichiephotography]

Landscape interrupted finals

I took images around my family home in the highlands. I decided to shoot three cairns and a fence beside the sea after my research shoot. I decided to use material to emphasize and highlight the manmade objects interrupting the natural landscape in a creative way. I was also inspired by Zander Olsen’s project to do this. The blue and white material choice I thought was eye catching and links with the sky in the first image. There was a road behind the cairns that I edited out to bring the focus only on the cairns. I optimised the images in a way that their colours and tones were rich and saturated, this made them more impactful and go together as a set. I’m very happy with my final result for this project, the hard work made by actually travelling to these locations on foot and setting up the material payed off. Each image is very different from the other in setting and subject but the material and use of colour connects them together and makes them equally stunning. The images make me want to continue this idea personally, and take more images in other locations with the material to create a larger body of work.  

[hayleynashhndphotography]

Landscape Interrupted

contact sheets

Overall Evaluation 

My images meet the brief. I'm happy with the way they turned out. i like the leading lines in the first image and the signs in the second. The second images says that the footpath has been closed so it really is landscape interrupted. 

[emilyclose-hnd2-photography]

Landscape Interrupted Inspiration.

[caradickson]

Landscape Interrupted

7th June, ‘22

The weather was beautiful and bright so I went a big walk into town and took my camera, with the goal of capturing my landscape interrupted brief. I came across this basketball court just down the road from Eglinton Toll. I had never been this route before so I didn’t know that the court was there but I immediately was drawn to the bright colours and how vibrant it looked in the sunshine. Here we have a man made build in amongst greenery. I think it’s funny how you have a structure in the middle of nature that has a fake grass like ground, like it’s ‘mimicking nature’. 

In terms of framing, I like how the bush and tree frames the court in the picture; Nature wrapping around structure as if fighting back for it’s space.

[caradickson]

Landscape Interrupted

[caradickson]

Landscape Interrupted

I didn’t have to edit this photograph that much as I liked the exposure and vibrant colours. 

I opened up my image in photoshop and on an adjustment layer I opened curves and increased the whites and added a tad of contrast. 

The colours in photograph were already quite bright and vibrant but I increased the saturation a little by +6. 

That was all the adjustments I made for my Landscape Interrupted photo.

Before and after:

[caradickson]

Landscape Interrupted

Contact Sheet:

[estherbirrellphotography]

location one of landscape interrupted 

[hnd1achloekelly]

Landscape Interrupted

Another different approach on the brief with the windbreaker being a temporary man made structure in the landscape. 

[hnd1achloekelly]

Landscape Interrupted

When the image is viewed in full the object that is hidden in the fog can be seen as a boat, I thought this was an interesting take on the brief and the image makes the eye focus on the vessel. 

[hnd1achloekelly]

Landscape Photographers

Franco Fontana 

Takeshi Mizukoshi 

Richard Mosse 

Paul Miller 

Ansel Adams 

Rey canals, Jr

Mark DeRooij

David Osborne