[Pro forma] experimental photography

Experimental
Imagery in
Photography
name
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Case Study – long exposure
Long exposure is where an image is taken with a slow shutter speed. As a result of this bright objects in
the scene will create brilliant lines and shapes, as a result of this the use of light with distort the subjects
that are located in the frame. (particularly those that are bright or reflective) The perfect conditions for
long exposure images when handling light is in a dark area. The main reason for this is that if you are
handling lights during the day or in a bright room they will be washed out as a result of the ambient light,
as a result of this a dark location will fix this issue resulting in a clearer and more vibrant image.
One of the main reasons to why I have chosen this image is due to the fact that I like the use of light that
have been manipulated with a long exposure, my main reason for liking this particular element I as the
use of the exposure on this scene has made the main subjects (The carnival rides) seem alien as a result
of the sweeping lines of light and form in the scene .
Long exposure is both a contemporary and traditional style. One of the main reasons for this is due to the
fact that this style was created in some of the earliest years of film. Despite this long exposure is also
contemporary, one of the main reasons for this is that it is still used via digital photography with the same
method of having a long shutter speed.
This technique can be displayed on a wide range of different medias and in/on various locations (E.G.
photo gallery's, social media, portfolio, gallery websites E.C.T.) One of the main reasons for this is as this
technique can be created in both physical and digital photography medias, as a result of this long
exposure is very flexible with how it can be utilized.

Case Study – Tilt shift
Tilt Shift (toy box effect) is a technique that is used in order change the
perception of an image, this is done by blurring the top and the bottom of
an image by the use of atilt shift lens. As a result of this your perception of
an image can change thus making two dimensional images look 3D as
displayed by the image below. But on the other hands images that are
taken that are not of 2D scenes will create a “toy box” effect making the
image look as if it was taken with miniature models.
One of the main reasons why I have chosen this image is that John Maylon
has used a painting instead of a real-life subject / scene. As a result of this
the opposite effect has occurred, thus creating depth in the painting
making the scene look “real”, to some extent.
This effect can be considered as being both contemporary and traditional.
One of the main reasons for this is as a result of this method of
photography being used with both film and digital cameras, this is evident
due to the fact that the main component of tilt shift is the use of a tilt shift
lens, this attachment can be acquired for both digital and film cameras.
Tilt shift work is likely to be displayed in a wide variety of different places,
from social media to art gallery's. One of the main reasons to this is that
tilt shift can be used in a wide verity of different scenarios is due to the
fact that it can be utilized in such a large range of different scenes in order
to ensure different out comes in your imagery.

Tilt shift can also be created artificially in post quite
easily, in order to achieve this effect you will first need
to open up photoshop and open a document with the
image that you want to alter. Next you will need to
ensure that the image that you are wanting to be edited
is selected; this is done by pressing v and you keyboard
and clicking on the image. After this you should follow
this up by clicking on filter, blur gallery and then tilt
shift.
You will then be treated to a screen that looks like the
one pictured right (if you are using the latest version of
photoshop) here you are able to edit the properties of
the effect. Options that you are given with this effect
will include the likes of increasing the intentcity of the
blur, adding a bokeh effect and inserting additional
effect points. Once you are finished with altering the
options to your preference click on the “OK” button
picture at the top center of the screen.
Then the screen will greet you with a loading bar, ( this
process can take up wards of 5 minutes if you have
selected a lot of options and different property changes)
and finally you will be greeted with your rendered
image.
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Case Study – panoplanet
One example of a new technique in photography is panoplanets. As a result of
the recent advancements in technology new techniques of photography have
been created, panoplanets is one example of this.
This is one example of a method of non-traditional photography, one of the
main reasons for this is due to the fact that this photographic technique is only
possible with the use of external devices that are capable of running software
that might be used in order to create panoplanets.
The reason to why I have chosen this panoplanet in particular is due to the fact
that Pierre Lesage has chosen to do a reverse panoplanet witch in practice is
exactly the same as a normal panoplanet but simply inverted in order to create
a wormhole effect. Lesage may have done this in order to evoke a different
feeing within the audience, examples of different emotions that are provoked
from this image include isolation, separation and confusion, I feel this as a
result of the warped perspective that is educed as a result of the massive F.O.V
that is altered to create panoplanets. As a result that the images that have
been taken to create this image have been flipped to create this effect.

Technique #1 (Blur)
Upon downloading my image to my D: drive via an SD card, I double clicked the image in
order to open up camera raw 9.5 in Photoshop. One of the main reasons why I used this is
due to the fact that it allows me to be able to quickly and effectively alter the colour and
contrast in my images. One of the first things that I did was make the image greyscale, the
reason to why I did this is due to the fact that I had the idea laid out that I wanted to give
the illusion that the light could be the moon. After doing this I lowered the temperature in
order to give it a blue hue. I then proceeded to increase the exposure of the image to
create a “glow”. As a result of this the subject in the middle looked extremely pixilated
compared to that of the original, to counteract this issue I altered between the sharpen and
blur tool to fix my issue. I then converted my RAW file into a jpeg to that I could be utilised
in more applications.
Original Edit

Technique #1 (Blur)
One of the main strengths that I have accomplished with this image was the use of the manual
focus. As a result of using it effectively I was able to focus the camera on a light, I then used a
hand to create a silhouette effect. Personally the best feature of this image is the use of lowering
the temperature of the image, this is due to the fact that I wanted to achieve a surreal look to my
final image, by transforming the look of this image from a hand in front of a light to . As a result of
using these different tools I can confidently say that I have achieved this.
Although if I was to shoot this shot again I would have spent time in adjusting the focus of the
camera. This is as a result of the hand having a slight glow around it, for example my completed
image has a slight purple glow around the edges of the hand, this issue is a bi product of the
camera not focusing on the hand correctly.
If I had more time in post I would have attempted to have fixed the glow effect manually, in order
to do this I would have used the sponge tool in order to remove the glow in order to make it
monochrome instead fitting the theme more effecti-
-vely.
As a result of the fact that the shadow has this
glow I feel that this image is not very atheistically
pleasing. Despite this point I feel like my image could
be effective as a background / poster, this is as a
result of the fact that it has a very simplistic theme
that could be used to convey the “okay,” emote
Displayed at the centre of the image.

Technique #2
(Reflection)
Upon downloading my image to my D: drive via an SD card I double clicked the image in
order to open up camera raw 9.5 in Photoshop. After opening the image I then proceeded
to slightly decrease the saturation and increase the vibrancy of the image in order to make
the colours stand out. After doing this I realised the darks were not very deep. As a result
I increased the shadows in order to fix this issue. I then converted the RAW file to Jpeg so
that It could be used for a wider range of applications.
Edit
Original

Technique #2 (Reflection)
One of the main strengths that are evident in this image is the use of colour, I have made sure to
implement a large amount of this as a result of the fact that the rest of the images that I have
taken are rather lacking in this factor. One of my main goals when I was creating this image was to
ensure that I could use a minimal amount of post processing when editing my image in
photoshop, as you can see I have managed to achieve this goal effectively as a result of the lack of
tools that I have used when editing this image as I have stated in the last slide.

Technique #3 (Long Exposure)
Original
When bringing this image into RAW edit I had a clear goal in my mind to edit the image in way that
would not just enhance it but to give it a different theme overall, as a result of this I started by playing
around with the HSL / grey scale settings in order to give me a base to work with as I wanted to utilise
the colour red in order to create a horror theme. In the end I settled with removing all of the hues that
were not red (when doing ending with the basic tools in RAW I had to max out the purple hues due to
the final image as the image looked very harsh . In order to ensure that the ghostly figure in the
background was visible I utilised the sharpen tool, this was only done on the red image, I used this tool
as it would result in the figure looking more prominent.
HSL / greyscale
(First edit)
HSL / greyscale edit + basic
(Final edit)

Technique #3 (Long Exposure)
I wanted to ensure that I conveyed a hellish theme with this image, one of the main reasons for
this was as a result of the long exposure time has created this ghostly figure in the background. I
did this I found that the image had a lot of potential in post to attempt a different technique to
what I am comfortable in usually creating, this is as a result of the fact that I usually take on a
more light hearted theme with the designs that I edit, despite this I feel like I have managed to
commit to this design effectively to a near professional standard.

First of all you will need to take your images and download them to your
drive. They proceeded by opening up photoshop and selecting the file menu,
follow this up by moving your courser to automate and clicking on
photomerge, after this a menu should pop up. Click on one of the following
options in order to create your desired effect for your joiner images, I chose
reposition as it created a more authentic look to my final image making it look
like some one had manually placed the images together, opposed to the
other options which make the images look more “automated”.
After this click on the browse option located near the top right of the window,
this will allow you to be able to select the images that you wish to be in your
final product. Once you will have to wait for a few minuets, depending on
how good your computer is this step will take from a few seconds up to an
few hours depending on how many images you are using, how big they are
and how good your pc is. This is as the pc needs to work out what goes where
which is a rather demanding process, after this has finished, you should have
your finished product.
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Technique #4 (Hockney Joiner)
After following the steps present in the last slide I did little in terms of alterations to the
final image, I did move some of the images around making sure that that they did not
line up correctly. I did this in order for the final piece to have a more fragmented look,
apart from this there were very few steps that went into the post production. If I was to
spend more time din post I would have make all of the image black and white, apart
from the two signs. This is as it would convey a meaning of control to the final image
making it very suitable for a punk rock album cover or the like.

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Investigating
Experimental
Techniques

Investigation #1 – Glitch photography

Investigation #1 – Glitch photography
Glitch photography is a very stylised genre of photography which has many different stylistic
components that you can incorporate into your images. One of the main reasons that makes
glitch photography such a popular method is as there is no specific settings / lens that you
need in order to create any content that fits with-in this technique.
As a result of this the full capability's of Photoshop are at your disposal, some common
examples of effects that are used include separating the CYMK / RGB layers on an image in
order to create a basic “glitch” effect. As well the use of the distortion tools that are available
in photoshop (E.G. Sheer). These tools allow the user to be able to create more expressive
with their content.
Some examples of different real world applications for this style of photography include
posters, covers (E.G. magazines, music, film, video games) and advertisement purposes. One
of the main reasons to why this style has such a wide variety of different uses is due to the
wide range of different styles that fit under this category, as a result you can use post
processing in order to manipulate your images to a near infinite number of outcomes.
Due to the fact that glitch art is a relatively new genre of experimental photography there
have not been many examples of uses of this style. Despite this there have been numerous
new and rising sub genres of music that have started using this style for album art. Some
particular examples include that of Synth wave and vapourwave.

Investigation #2 – High Shutter Speed Photography

Investigation #2 – High Shutter Speed Photography
High shutter speed photography is a relatively easy method of photography to carry out. One
of the main reasons for this is due to the fact that all you need to do is to have a fast shutter
speed. (depending on the speed of the item in question you might want to lower or higher
the speed of the shutter, in order to effectively create a piece of high shutter speed
photography.) It’s preferable to be in a dark room (not too dark as will not be enough light
reaching the lens) this is so that there will be minimal blur in the image .Some particular
subjects that you might want to use include in your photography is the use water, dust
flames and fast moving subjects.
The amount of post effects that go into high shutter speed photography is fairly basic, with
the use of adding blur in post to convey motion in an image being one of the main uses.
In terms of the real-world utilisation that this method of photography has is rather broad,
one of the main season for this is that you are able to catch images at very precise intervals
as a result of the insanely fast shutter speed. This makes high speed photography very useful
for capturing the effects of certain chemical reactions and decisive moments in sport.
One such practical application of this type of photography was during the Manhattan project,
the reason for this was due to the fact that there was no knowledge of the overall effects of
the initial explosion, so during testing high speed photography was used in order to view this
event.
Link: http://www.picturecorrect.com/tips/high-speed-photography/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-speed_photography

What types of experimental photography will you produce? What are your subjects?
The images that I am going to be producing is going to include a diverse range of styles glitch photography. The primary
subject that I am going to be using will be people. One of the main reasons to why I am going to be using people as my
main subject is due to the fact that people will have a greater reaction when I manipulate the images, this is as a result of
the fact that using static objects in photography is a lot harder to convey emotion with than with film, as there is no
audio or moving images to utilise when creating your content. Thus you have to use a greater range of skills, effects and
body language in your images to achieve this effectively.
What techniques will be required?
In order to ensure that I have a diverse range different of styles of glitch photography I will attempt to combine different
styles into the glitch photography in order to achieve a more effective end product. These styles will include the use of a
wide range of different tools in order to achieve the desired effects and outcome that I wish to achieve with the images
that I might take. This is as a result of the fact that I have a love for the use of the styles that are commonly associated
with the 80’s, as a result of this I will be likely to use a variety off different kinds of imagery that is inspired by this era,
effects that I will be likely to use will include the likes of shear and blur tools to achieve this . This is as a result of the fact
that these tools allow for the pixels to be manipulated heavy, examples include stretching and melding the image to
ensure such spectacular results.
Proposal
What equipment is required?
To be able to accomplish my tasks I will require the use of a DSLR camera, this is due to the fact that without one I would
not be able to capture images of my subjects. On top of that I will require an SD card, specifically one with a high transfer
speed. This would mean that I would be able to take images that have a high pixel density with quick consecutive shots. I
will also require the use of a PC that has editing software (E.G. Adobe Photoshop), I will require the use of a PC as a
result of the fact that I will require to use one in order to edit any of the content that I will require the use of photoshop.

Plan - Log
Time Date Experiment
12:45 03/11/16 Take a selection of images and attempt to
incorporate a range of different styles in my
photography.
12:45 11/11/16 Start production on my 1st image, also take
any further images if I have any more to
take.
12:45 18/11/16 Start production on my 2nd image and
perform improvement on my last image.
12:45 25/11/16 Start production on my last image, perform
any final improvements on my other images
that I have edited in post.
12:45 02/12/16 Perform any final improvements
12:45 09/12/16 Complete analysis on final images

Shoot #1 - Analysis
My first shoot mainly consisted of a range of different types of photography, examples
include the likes of blur and reflection photography. I chose these particular images as
I first wanted to see what my capabilities are when using a camera in the environment
that I was in, on top of that I also needed a range of different types of photography so
that I had some verity in the content that I was going to be editing in photoshop. (if
needed)

Shoot #2 - Analysis
My second shoot was similar to my first in which I again used to same skills, but there was
one key difference as I learnt that a dark background had to be used in order to achieve a
usable reflection when utilising a monitor as a reflective surface. As a result of this I created
a background on photoshop using the gradient tool, I then made the image full screen in
order to achieve this effect.

Shoot #3 - Analysis
Unfortunately I encountered some issues with the 3rd shoot, this I s as a result of the fact
that I did not have a tri-pod as a result of this I had to result to doing some more abstract
shoots, despite this I could use some of these images in my final product.

Shoot #4 - Analysis
Shoot four was my first green screen shoot, I used green screen as a result of the fact that I
wanted to use post to create a background for one of my images, I wanted to do as a result
of the fact that this would be able to convey a greater range of the different skills that I have
learn in this project. Here I also utilised a range of different physical emotions on the
subjects that I used, this would make it possible for me to have a greater range of different
ideas to utilise and proceed with.

Shoot #5 - Analysis
As a result of the fact that on this shoot it was a sunny day I decided that I would hire a
camera from my college’s supply in order to take full effect of the weather. Because of the
fact that the triumphant arch in less than I mile away from where I like live I utilised this area
as a result of its surreal and enchanting location, as evident from the images that I have
taken. I also took a range of different landscape shots to serve the purpose of a background
for any of the images that I might develop in the final stages of this project, these mainly
consisted of shots including different natural environments such as farmland and forestry.

Shoot #6 - Analysis
As a result of the persistent good weather I came to the conclusion that it would be in my
best intentions to continue to take images as long as it persists. Due to fact that on the prior
day I did not take any images that contained any main focal points I had to ensure that on
this day that this was my main focus and goal due to the weather forecasts conveying that
the good luck that I was having with the lack of rain would no longer be present with the
upcoming week, thus I had to keep this in mind on this photo shoot.
As you can see from the images that I have taken contain a wide range of different examples
of different focal points and backgrounds, this was done as a result of the fact that in the
previous groups of shots there were no examples of focal points as a result of the fact that I
only took background shots on the prior shoot, as a result of this I felt like it would be a
good idea to be able to be able to obtain a greater verity of these shots for my final piece.

Final Image #1
As a result of choosing a glitch photography as
the style I utilised a wide range of different
online tutorials in aid for my production in
order to learn new skills that could aid me in
my production.
One example of a particular tool that I widely
used though out the development of my
images is that of the shear. This tool was
essential for me to achieve the look that I
wanted though out of my work. One example
of where this tool has been used, is that of the
red path separation that has been used extensively around the subject in my final image, the main
reason to why I wanted to do this was as I wanted to convey an 80’s aesthetic to the viewer. I also used
the shear tool on the top and bottom thirds of the image, this was done in order to guide the viewer’s
eyes to the main focal point of this particular image, along with utilizing shear on the red path it created
an athletically pleasing effect on the already sheared sections of the image. I then proceeded to add text
to the bottom left of the image in order to make the image synergise more effectively with the theme
that I have chosen.
As a result of this I feel that this image would be make an effective background / poster, this is as a result
of clarity that I have managed to retain with the final image, compared to the other images that I have
edited in some way I have had to shrink the subject image / expand it in order to make my final images
more atheistically pleasing. This was not the case here, as a result of the subject being correctly centred
during the shoot.

Final Image #2
Again I have used a subtle amount of effects and
tools on the central individual, for example I used
shear on his face in order to create a red and blue
split, as a result of this more depth is added to the
image. I also utilised a large amount of inner
shadows on the subject in order to make him look
more believable in his unearthly surroundings. On
top I also utilised the spot healing brush in order to
remove his mouth, I have done this as a result of the
popular quote ,“In space no-one can hear you
scream.” Which is ironic as a result of him not having
a mouth in the first place. Originally the stock
background that has been used was rather dull. As a
result I used tools such as; hue/saturation, colour
balance and vibrancy in order to create a unearthly
mood to the scene.
Also the removal of the mouth from this image
conveys that this individual cannot speak in a literal
sense, in a metaphorical perspective it could be
deduced that the galaxy is his mind, the fact that his
mouth is shut could convey to the audience that he
is trapped within his own mind and does not have
the voice within him to escape.

Final Image #3
Here I decided too take a more extreme approach to
creating this particular piece of content, this is as a
result of wanting to create a more abstract final
product with an intense glitch style.
I decided to aim for a more corrupt style with my
image as I wanted to see to what extent I could use
the tools at my disposal to an effective and easy to
convey the glitch photography style. Ultimately I feel
like was not only able to convey the glitch style to
the reader, but also a sense of, reminiscent to
artwork from the likes of Sabato Visconti as a result
of the way that not only that the elements in my
image has been arraigned, but as well as the range of
effects that have been used and how I have managed
to utilise them in a constructive way, thus injecting
more emotion to the image. For example the way
that I have removed the mouth from the subject has
ensured that a sense of mental illness or isolation as
been inflicted on this individual. The use of colour
splits has also allowed for the image to convey
confusion to the individual, thus conveying that
something that has happened to him has effected
him in a negative way.

Final Image #4
Here I decided too take a more extreme approach to creating
this particular piece of content, this is as a result of wanting to
create a more abstract final product with an intense glitch
style. I wanted to follow this style as a result of the fact that in
the last 3 images I worked off a mainly image based
production with non of my own deigns being implemented.
As a result of this I have created my own background, the
main theme that I started off with when creating this image
was that of the 80’s vision of the future. I started work on this
work with the intentions of heavily relying on the same tools
and effects that I have used in the images prior, but in the end
the only tool that I have used predominantly here from the
other examples is the use of shear. Despite this examples I
had mainly relied on using the use of blending options such as
out glow and gradient with the subject and the background in
order to ensure that the two elements effectively worked
together as an image.
One of the major design choices was the use of shear, this is
as a result of the fact that I felt like I had overused in the past
images, but I decided not to use it to enhance the image, on
the other hand to be an entire element of the subject thus
ensuring that the final image was more stylised.
To evaluate, this image came out completely different to what
I first intended, but yet the end product came out better than
I could have imagined as a result of the use of the skills that I
have learnt during this project.

Final Image #5
One of the primary goals that I set out for my self when
taking this image was that of synergy between both
nature and photography effectively, now upon reading
this goal you might expect this to be an easy goal to
accomplish and in some aspects you are right, but despite
this I also needed to ensure that I stuck to my original
plan of utilising glitch photography as my main focus.
Thus I have ensured that I have effectively reached my
goals by utilising a wide range of different images and
effects in order to conclude to my final design. Some
examples of the different tools that I have used includes
the likes of shear, lasso and black and white in order to
effectively ensure that I have conveyed this point to the
audience.
One of the main reasons to why I chose to utilise both of
these images from my final piece is as a result of the fact
that not only did they allow me to be able to correctly
convey the point that I wanted my audience to receive
but that they suited the scene that I had established. As a
result of this there are a range of different interpretations
that can be created by this presented piece, foe examples
a range of different interpretations that can be created
includes the likes of isolation and segregation that
technology brings and how it distorts the view that we
have on the world around us. As a result of this there are
a range of different uses for a images such as this as a
result of these connotations, for example this would be
effective as art word for an album cover or poster as a
result of the factors that I have brought up.

Final Image #6
As a result of the fact that I have utilised the two images in
the last example there were a range of different effects and
tools utilised to convey a completely different meaning to the
viewer. I committed to utilising the same groups of images
twice in order to show that I can utilise post effective enough
to convey emotion with different methods, despite having
access to the same tool set.
To be able to work from a blank slate and work myself up to a
different goal with the same images was certainly a different
task, as a result of this I took a more creative approach to the
glitch photography perspective, as a result of this I utilised
tools such as colour balance, blur vibrancy and lasso in order
to achieve this outcome. One of the main inspirations for this
work was that of Zb Airals work (mostly from his work on the
album cover 88:88 for the band Makeup and vanity set) . This
is as a result of the fact that he utilises a great amount of
colour pallets in his work, as a result of that I wanted to in
some sense utilise his techniques to my advantage in order to
create to best possible out come because of this professional
influence.
There are a wide range of different uses that could be desired
for this image, for example it could be utilized as a desktop
wallpaper, album cover (if cropped), poster or as a hung piece
of art, these are all plausible uses for this image as a result of
the fact that the image is not only visually appealing as a
result of the layout, but that it also utilizes a great range of
colour effectively.

Development
Modification
Along my progression though the project I modified and re-edited a verity of different images,
as made evident from the above slides. I decided to do this because I wanted my end products
to have a glitch effect present in them, this was due to the fact that I like the theme of the
80’s, as a result of the this I perused to be able to effectively convey this nostalgic atheistic via
the use of post production. In order to carry this out effectively I viewed a large range of
different glitch photography on YouTube, as a result of this I learnt about how the uses of the
shear tool, this was a major factor in post as a result of using It in order to create a chromatic
aberration effect that were present on old low quality lens, this allowed me to be able to
create a consistent effect though all of my images that I experiment with thoroughly.
Creating Images
The developmental process of this topic has helped me not just in terms of skills but also in terms of my
work flow. This is clear by the fact that I have learn a large range of different skills from watching and
reading tutorials on glitch photography, as a result of this I have been able to create my own personal
style in photoshop as a result, for example I have learnt how to utilize tools such as shear and blur gallery
in order to be able to create my desired end product.
Thus, I was able to completely change my images in post, as evident from my shoot’s. Because of this I
was able to drastically alter the message that was being conveyed by my photography, for example the
emotional point that is protruding from image 202 on shoot 3, is that of confusion, where as I was able to
convey a sci-fi theme across to the consumers.

Evaluation
Reflection
Upon looking back on my different design choices I feel as I have met all of the criteria and objects that I
set out for myself to do and that of which I set my-self to achieve. For example one of the main objectives
that I set out for myself to accomplish was to learn different techniques in photoshop as well as in terms of
photography, which in term I feel like I have. This is as a result of my interest early on with my research in
glitch photography, this is mainly as I have a love for the 80’s. As a result of this from a quick reflection of
looking at my completed content that this factor has been a big inspiration in terms of not only the themes
of my designs but the conveyed meanings. ( both literal and metaphorical)
Conclusion
In conclusion there is a range of different elements that I could have improved upon though out the
development and production of this project, namely time utilisation and my overall performance when
taking my images. This is as a result of the fact that when taking my images there was a segment where I
did not use a tripod, as a result of this it would have been a good idea if I was to have used my own free
time to have received a camera and made the necessary images that I needed to take for my final images.
Apart from this there are no other regrets that I have had during the development and production stages
of this project, and as a result of this I have managed to learn a range of different skills that I will be able
to use in not only in other projects, but as well as in any upcoming content that I might make in photoshop
in any future employment in the media sector.

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