Katlynne's Photo Blog: Re-creating Film Stills

CONTACT SHEET
I had to do different settings for each contact sheet because the contrast on the negatives were all different.

Time: 18
Aperture: 8
Filter:0

Time: 8, 10 ,12
Aperture: 2.8
Filter:o

Time:4, 6, 8, 10
Aperture: 5.6
Filter:2

COMPOSITIONS

(Original Photo from Simone)
Here is the photo with two subjects in it from Simone. The two men are outside, so the lighting is more natural. I aimed to apply this in my photo as well. Also the emotions, specifically the facial expressions were key for the photo as well.
(Digital Photo)

There are different subjects in my digital and analogue photos because I had to re-shoot, and different people were available. The light wasn't natural enough for the photo so when I re-shot I took the picture outside.

(Analogue Photo)
Time:28
Aperture: 8
Filter: 0

Here the contrast was stronger than my previous round of negatives. I additionally like the way in which the photo is set up. There is a general focus to the two. Also their facial expressions were similar to the cheesy grin and the serious face.

(Original Photo from Simone)
Here is the photo from the movie. He is reading a magazine. He is outside, and there is a strong light source from the back that creates a partial halo which is visible behind the hair. He also has some light on his right shoulder and arm, in which I tried to incorporate into my picture.
(Digital Image)

(Analogue Photo)
Time: 12
Aperture: 2.8
Filter: 5

This print was a difficult one to develop because it had a weak contrast. When I went to the extremes though, the contrast become visible. I like how the lighting hits in the photo. There is even a partial halo.

(Original from Simone)
Here is the picture of the group shot with thirteen people from the movie. Our photography class didn't have that many people in it so I took a picture of only a section of it. The class had to take the photo outside due to the lighting.