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| This is the image that I have created. It is in the style of Mario Bellusi. |
Futurism Edit
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| This is the photography by Mario Bellusi that I have |
The images I have created
are in the style of Mario Bellusi. I really liked this artist and loved the
style of the photograph that I have chosen. The image is in a futuristic style
as it shows movement and the fast pace of the streets, which are shown in the
picture. I edited my picture in Photoshop. I used layers to create an effect
that could be seen to be similar to double exposure. I did this by layering
picture that I had taken and lowering the opacity on each layer to create the
effect. I took all of my photos on a Canon 60D and use the camera on the manual
setting so that I had more control. In total my futurist recreation is made of
7 different layers. I then put my picture in black and white and I made sure that the image has a strong
contrast due to this being similar to the photograph I was using as
inspiration. The visible architecture in it as this is one of the strong things
that can be seen amongst the chaos of the original photograph. My edit is
different to that of the original as it is not as busy meaning that you can see
the individual more in the picture rather than having the rush of lots of
different people. Even though the architecture that can be seen in the picture
is quite traditional, the loneliness of the single person walking can help to
relate the photograph to modern times, as there is a crowd of people visible in
the background however the figure that I have photographed is away from the
crowd. The photography contrasts with current situation in the city, as people
in a busy city aren't seen as individual but just a part of the crowd. My image
however has shadows of both the person who is walking but also shown on the
left hand side which is creating a dark, angular cast on the floor. The use of
black and white helps to keep the image in the style of the original image by
Mario Bellusi. The strong shadows and contrasts help to keep in the futuristic
style.
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