But, to give me some guidance, and keep me on track a little, I thought a brief would be a good way. Much the same as I might give my students.
Brian’s
PD Project 2013/14
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Fashion in the Street |
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Purpose |
To satisfy professional
development requirements, and just for fun too! Given recent activities and
focus on fashion and street photography, I have become interested in this
genre, and felt some personal practice in the field would be useful to keep
my hand in from a practitioners point of view.
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Requirements |
To experiment with and develop a
range of work within the field of fashion in the urban environment. This will
require research, trial, practice and creation of a body of work.
1. Images
should include pre-arranged models, or impromptu subjects.
2. The garments
shown in the images should convey a sense of fashion style.
3. Development
of approaches and styles should be a focus of the project.
4. Working with
others, either pre-arranged or impromptu, is essential.
5. Display or
publishing via a blog style interface during development is also required.
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Submission |
1.
Initial capture onto CF cards
2.
RAW files to computer after
each session
3.
Selected images edited and sorted
to collection
4.
Selected images posted to
blog and/or FB album and shared with participants
5.
Printed files of selected
images for exhibition (once body of work substantial enough)
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Due date |
1.
Blog active and fleshed out
before end of semester 2 2013 (29 November)
2.
Exhibition date to be advised
(2014?)
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Standard Brief |
1.
Street fashion ala “Sartorialist”,
or
2.
“Fashion in a crowd” with
model, or
3.
“Fashion in a crowd” candid,
or
4.
Urban street scapes with
model, or
5.
Urban street scapes with
figures, candid.
6.
Natural lighting to be used
7.
Supplementary lighting, if
any, to be with reflector or small on-camera fill, only.
8.
Refer to reverse of page for
some generic examples of style application
I've started a Pinterest board for inspiration and refer regularly to the Sartorialist's website. Both linked in the brief.
Standby for images postings!
Brian.
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