Sequencing - Multiple Images - Straight Images

Sequencing - One Photo - Straight Images

Sequencing - Animation

Sequencing - Image Bank

I chose to study this first image as I love the way the journey is shown through the layered images, I find it fascinating to look at how the woman's body changes shape during the dive, as she makes her way to the water. The transition from the top of the cliff to the water is shown through layering the photographs onto each other.

I really like this photograph because it really shows a sequence within the photograph, the man takes the stick from the dog then throws it into the water and the dog watches as it lands. The journey of the stick is shown with the multiple photographs

This sequence is so cool and I really like it, I would love to be able to create a sequence like this one where you can see every stage of the skateboarders journey over the jump, sequences are almost used to tell a story.

This is an interesting and different type of sequencing photos due to the fact that they have made a sequence of three photos of three difference sequences, so almost like combining picture within a picture with sequencing. 

I like the way this photograph combines sequencing and tone which adds depth to the photo, the journey of the plane adds depth as the plane gets closer with every stage it takes, the dark tinges to the corners add tone and depth to the photograph.

This photo is almost like multiple imagery instead of sequencing however it shows the sequence of how the art progresses, I love the way the photographer or editor has managed to align the photos so there is four in each row even if they are not equal.

Sequencing - Work Diary

Evaluation:

I enjoyed this shoot very much so, I found it interesting that sequencing as a topic has so many different elements to it for example within this shoot my photos resulted in a small animation video, a four image sequence and an interesting layered photograph. I really enjoyed focusing on the order of sequencing and the way it fits into photography, I like the idea that sequencing can be used to tell a story with multiple photographs all squeezed into one frame, its like the speeding up of a DVD and the capturing of every individual frame.

Images from shoot:

Progression

I would like to focus on sequencing again due to the fact that I really enjoyed this shoot and the repetitive nature of the way the photos look at the end, however sequencing in photography I always find looks melodic and natural rather than forced. In the future one of my ideas which surrounds sequencing is what I plan to spend unit 3 focusing on which is weather/season/nature, I find that there are so many things you can do with these topics for example merge opposite things such as a mouse and a lion or winter and summer, they are almost like physical visual oxymoron's.