Natasha Wood : FMP- Graffiti

kidderminster.
13:56pm.
Ellie Pritchard & Natasha Wood.
Spring 2018.

This image portrays a variety of shape and line around the brick work and architectural structure of the building in addition to the tone and contrast in colour within the structure of the doorway. The variety of styles of graffiti and gradient in colour of the black, I think creates more tone and contrast in the photograph framing myself and my model in this image. Texture is also portrayed brilliantly within the image as both the door way and brickwork pick up well from the focus and editing of the camera.

kidderminster.
13:58pm
Ellie Pritchard & Natasha Wood.
Spring 2018.

kidderminster.
13:57pm.
Ellie Pritchard & Natasha Wood.
Spring 2018.

Kidderminster.
13:45pm.
Ellie Pritchard & Natasha Wood.
Spring 2018.

This image primarily shows the bright contrast in colour with the darker shading towards the bottom of the backdrop of the wall. I think that the balance in vibrancy with the black and white creates more tone and texture with in the image itself and the graffiti that is portrayed. The way that the graffiti at the top of the image is created also shows more texture within the shot.

Wolverhampton-Pen.
15:12pm.
Ellie Rutter.
Spring 2017.

The different contrasts in colour in this graffiti piece with its vibrant colours and dramatic shapes and text are what makes this photograph so interesting. you completely forget about what the model is doing as your main focus is the grand scale heads in the background of the image. The way in which the graffiti is created with smaller more precise shape on the face of the head portrays texture and tone.