After deciding our genre

we had to pick locations.

We made this wordl full

of things and feelings we

would want in a perfect

location.

On a trip to Lincoln I aimed to

improve my camera technique. The

top photo is an example a low-angle

shot; the bottom left is an example of

a mid shot; the bottom right shot is

an example of a close up with a

shallow depth of field.

These photos were taken with the

‘black and white’ effect on my

Fujifilm bridge camera.

The photograph on the left is taken

with the ‘chrome’ colour setting on the

camera. It is an example of an close

up but also using the ‘rule of thirds’ as

the stone column in the foreground

takes up two-thirds of the shot.

This photo is taken in black and

white to make it look more gothic

and imposing. It is an extreme low

angle shot taken from a canted

angle that makes the building look

bigger.

This photograph is taken in

black and white as it adds an

extra gothic element to the

building. This is taken from a

low angle (around knee height)

and from a 45 degree angle in

retrospect to the building.