Ideas 4 edited images.

I have also drawn my edited images so that I have an visual idea of what I want when I come to editing my images together. I find it easer to work with a visual add in the compassion.

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I have loved this shot from a TV show for years and really want to recreate the image but instead of it being a sci-fi image it will be a war one. The person will be in uniform and in the sky there will be planes. (I am hoping spit fires.)

Lighting: I will shot the image in very bright and light that will create a shaper image of the person, I will do it against a white background so that the person is very easy to edit as all you have to do is remove the white background from the images. 

Equipment: I will have to use the camera freehand to get the angle I want looking up from behind the person, also a light meter to get the base levels for the image then adjust as needed. 

Props: RAF uniform. 

Editing ideas: I will have to find a stock image of the spitfires as I cant sadly get images of spit fires flying, this is an easy enough edit taking one images and laying it over another. Then I will have to play with the settings of both images so that they match in colour and contrast. 

2.

I got this idea after watching a film, what if Hitler never started World War Two? What would have happened if he was killed before starting war? This image depicts that possible scenario.

Lighting: Again this will be done on a white background so it will be easy to lift the person off it to transplant on to the other image. It will be done with again bright light.

Equipment: I can put the camera on a tripod for this image and reduce all camera shake and blur; also the light meter will be used.

Props: All black, ski mask, gun.

Edit ideas: Again I will have to use a stock image of Hitler, I will merge both images and play around with contrast and colour to get them looking almost the same. I will then turn the whole image black and white. I will do this as any image of Hitler will be black and white where mine will be colour.


3.

I got this idea after watching another film titled 'love the bomb' I liked the idea of that title and decided to do an image around that.

Lighting: Again it will be the same as the others all done on white to make it easy to edit in the bomb.

Equipment: I will again put the camera on a tripod to stop blur and use a light meter.

Props: Women in RAF uniform, no jacket.

Edit ideas: I have found a place were I can get a photo of a bomb so both images will be done by me. It might be hard to get the light on the bomb image the same as on the studio shot so I will have to try to sort that out in Photoshop. I am also toying with haveing the words 'Love the bomb' at the top of the image.  

4.

I wanted to have a least one of my images to have the feeling of movement in it so I came up with the idea of someone being blown back in a bomb blast.

Light: It will be the same as the others above, all done on white so its easy to edit the person out of the image and move them to another.

Equipment: I will be using a fan on the person in the shot to get there hair to fly back like they have been hit with an explosion, also the camera will be on a tripod to reduce any blur from hand shake and again a light meter will be used.

Props: Any cloths will be fine for this image, fan for hair movement.

Edit ideas: I will be going out and getting a town shot or preferably a broken down building for my back ground and the blast I will recreate on Photoshop with a smoke tool that you can download.