Image change

I have decided to change my images so that some of them include people and in some of my images I wanted to edit them to a better standard.



The original image that I made is on the left, and I decided that because I had already have this image for another article I needed to make the decision to keep one or the other or even change both of them. I decided to change the article about Student Lock-in and decided to take images of a student carrying their shopping. I can see looking back that the bags look a little blurry, I am happy with this as it shows that the person is moving, not just standing on the spot. As you can see I still wanted to show that the image was 'taken at the Bridges' and so changed the image from a yellow colour to a black colour (as this is the colour of the actual logo). I decided to put the image on top of the image as this is a conventional way to label the image.

This is the other Bridges image that I have used and this article is used for the Business Award article.  I originally wanted to use the Bridges Logo beside the article as this is where the event is going to be held however similarly to the other Bridges image I wanted to include more people in the images and so decided to create a projection which included the different shops that are in the Bridges and again the original Bridges logo, the Business Award sub-heading and most importantly a person in the image to act as the Centre Boss of the Bridges.

Another image that I decided in my opinion needed to be changed was the soccer charity article as in the beginning I didn't realise that I could use a model instead of the actual person and so decided to take an image of a model in the studio and then place the image of the 'soccer player' on top of the image. I wanted to have the model on the top left hand side of the image as this is where I had placed the Bridges image previously and so wanted to use the same style so that the images followed a convention unfortunately if I had done this the goal post would have covered up and it would have just looked like a normal field rather than a soccer field and so used Photoshop to flip the image horizontally so that I could keep to the convention of the layout of my images and still be able to see the goal.

The first image shows the original image before I edited it as I lay the jumper down onto the box and thought that this relaxed approach would make the jumper look good but unfortunately after editing and then adding it onto the website it just looked messy and you couldn't really see what the jumper looked like.

I then took another image which has the jumper on a hanger and by putting it on the hanger it shows the style and length of the jumper. As you can see in comparison from the image to the left to the image on the right you can see that I have got rid of the background and redrawn the hanger as the hanger was hanging off the chair and I wanted in to show the hanger on the jumper so its not hanging in the air.