Cubism photoshoot ideas:
My
first idea for the cubism photo shoot is to photograph a building in an
analytic cubist fashion. I plan to photograph a building from various different
angles with the view of placing them all together to recreate the image of the
building which was originally photographed. This idea was inspired by the
painting Ma Jolie by Pablo Picasso. This painting is originally musically
inspired and the figure of Picassos lover is loosely linked into it, however
the muted colours and angular shapes reminded me of that featured in buildings.
My second idea for the cubism photo shoot is to photograph
my cats head on and present them in a synthetic cubist fashion. My idea is to
photograph 3 different cats head on, so the photograph solely consists of the
cats face, then crop and edit the pictures together to recreate the image of
one cats face using different features from different cats. This idea was
inspired by this image from an independent photographer that I found when I
searched the words “cubism in photography” in google to gain inspiration.
Futurism photoshoot ideas:
My first idea for the futurist photo shoot is to go out at
night and use the long exposure feature on my camera to capture the streak of
light that comes from the tail light on the cars which are passing by. Ideally,
this will capture the essence of movement, speed and power which is present in
typically futurist art. This idea was inspired by the painting ‘The Uprising’
by Luigi Russolo as the red lines running through this reminded me of the red
lines which could run through the centre of the photograph if the long exposure
feature is used to capture the tail lights of a car at night.
My second Idea for the futurist photo shoot is to get my
model to use a trampoline to do backflips/ front flips and for me to capture
this using the rapid shutter feature on my camera to ensure the most movement
is recorded. Once I have taken these pictures I plan to overlay these pictures
on top of each other so my model is visible several times within the image at
different stages of the flip. By doing this, it will create the illusion of
movement and speed which are key elements of the futurist art movement. This
idea was inspired by the painting automobile in corsa by Gacomo Balla as the
lines and curves of this image suggest movement as would the lines and curves
of my models body whilst in mid air.
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