i want to shoot some pictures about my host dad and his band.
He plays twice a week in two diffrent bands.
i hope i can shoot some of this stuff and maybe bring some pictures of his daily lifwe within my little photo essay

1. What type of photo essay is this?
2. How many photos are included?
3. How long is it?
4. What kind of impact does it have on you (main message) and how is this achieved?

1. 1st person documentary
2. 42
3. 3.05 minutes
4. it has a very big inpact of me because the picture are showing very big emotions and the story of the guy is very moving because it is just sad

good pictures

good white space

good artwork

good textwork

i want my electronic essay to be about my host dad s daily life and maybe espically about his life as a drummer

The narrative documentary- Anna's Day
The first person documentary- Daycare
The introspective photographer- Old building

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this is my angle and shapes shot
all over all it is just an allright shot
the right side of the picture is nice filled but the left side just seems empty and boring

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my lighting shot
i used a long shutterspeed to get some of the shapes from the light sources. It looks allright but iam not really happy with shot

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this is my absolutly favourite shot, my details shot
i love the lighting in the picture and the overexposure on the bars carrying the roof.

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This is my pattern shot.
I choosed this one because i think it was a cool idea!
The position of the camera was weired but interesting and the lighting is good.
The patterns in the picture are obvious and interesting.
The angle of the picture creates a nice illusion for example the blue boxes on the wall are seeming very tall and big

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Originally uploaded by thiemannsoenke.

This is my sorrounding shot
I choosed this picture because i think that it is a nice shot.
The tree does create a cool framing effect and the soft, light clouds in the background are creating a good contrast to the big and heavy seeming building! The golf carts are a little bit annoing