Shoot 4 - Interiors

Interiors 

Plans for shoot - My plan for shoot three was to take pictures of interiors that I could use along side Shoot 2 - Landscapes. By taking pictures of rooms I am able to use my previous landscape photographs to achieve the camera obscura effect. I decided to do this as one of my initial ideas to see whether I liked the camera obscura outcome. 

Research Influence - Abelardo Morell was my influence for this shoot as he was my original photographers research. This is where I got the idea in the first place to do camera obscura. Despite this shoot not using the technique the aim was to take two sets of images that I could put together to achieve the effect. 

AO1 - This shoot doesn't directly link to Abelardo Morell's work as it doesn't use the camera obscura technique. Instead I have taken pictures of interiors that will link to his work, similar rooms to where he shoots his camera obscura work. 

Contact Sheet 

Best Images - Edited 

AO2 - To take the photographs of the interiors I used an aperture of F22 to ensure that the whole room was in focus this way there would be a wide depth of field. I also used an ISO400 throughout as this insured I had the correct exposure without gaining any noise or blur. This just left the shutter speed that I changed according to the room and how much more or less exposure was required for that location. 

For the images above I have just increased their exposure so that they are brighter than the original photos. I haven't done much else on the images as they may need editing further when it comes to using them in the computer experiment. 

AO3 & AO4 - I believe that if I was to take these photos again I would try to take them in the middle of the day as then it would be brighter without having a really long shutter speed. I also think this would increase the depth of some of the images as the shadows would be more prominent. I am going to be taking these photos forward for experimentation as they were taken to edited into a camera obscura effect. I will do this by mixing shoot 4 and shoot 2.

Experimentation 
The images above are of interiors in my house, they have been taken to be used with shoot 2 that was landscape images at Kew Gardens. Below are the images that I have produced -

The details of how I made these images are in 'computer experiments' along with Photoshop screenshots.