Photographer Research- 9 Shots Street Photography

 

9 Shots' street photography captures people going about their day to day lives, usually mid movement or conversation, creating very natural and raw feel to the images. The images often appear slightly underexposed, making them look grayer and darker than they were in real life, holding a slightly grainy quality to the images. 

The images are taken from 9shots blogger account. -http://9shots.blogspot.co.uk/

Characteristics of Location Photography

Location photography is when photographers photograph in a specific location, and capture the place in that moment. Photographing in different locations can allow photographers to create a large variety of photographs, working with both landscapes, portraits, large scale and small scale work. The main feature of location photography is that the you can photograph a subject matter that you may have never seen before in weather conditions that you can’t adjust! Therefore allowing photographers to create a unique collection of images from each location, depending on the day they were shot.

Overall, it is very valuable for photographers to be able to photograph on location, allowing them to bring there photographs to life more, capturing a place and a moment in time.

 

Images taken from Google Images

Exploration of existing photography

Here, I decided to look at 10 different types of photography, which are shot in a mixture of on location and in the studio, looking at a large variety of subject matters. By researching different types of photography, it allows me to see how various locations and subject matters can effect the style and overall look of a photograph.

Baby Photography/Family Photography 

Macro Photography

Fashion Photography

Aerial photography

Sports Photography

Portrait Photography

Architectural Photography

Wedding Photography/Event Photography

Wildlife Photography

Landscape Photography