Swimming pool shoot 4
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These images are many stills I took using the underwater camera. I looked closely upon the effect water has on clothing and hair, how the textures and patterns change under the drenching circumstances. I notice they have a lot of buoyancy and float around the subject when she's in the water.
I notice that the natural blue colouring from the water also reflects onto the subject in matter of skin, clothing and hair, this symbolises the underwater creation.
Lastly the patterns within the images are created due to the movement of the subject. Some of the images looking up out of the water from underneath there are many patterns created in the surface; this is seen through the light above the water and the movement in the surface caused by my subject.
These patterns create interesting lines which draw the eye in many directions throughout the image, this is a really interesting concept of looking at water, the ecstatic lines give the water it's self some kind of living movement. This creates an interest of how the patterns reflect within the water.
In some of these images you can see where these light reflections spread themselves out across the bottom of the pool and some obscured by the subject swimming in the water. I'm really pleased with this effect as it creates subtle movement and life under the water where it can be seen but not felt.
These images are many stills I took using the underwater camera. I looked closely upon the effect water has on clothing and hair, how the textures and patterns change under the drenching circumstances. I notice they have a lot of buoyancy and float around the subject when she's in the water.
I notice that the natural blue colouring from the water also reflects onto the subject in matter of skin, clothing and hair, this symbolises the underwater creation.
Lastly the patterns within the images are created due to the movement of the subject. Some of the images looking up out of the water from underneath there are many patterns created in the surface; this is seen through the light above the water and the movement in the surface caused by my subject.
These patterns create interesting lines which draw the eye in many directions throughout the image, this is a really interesting concept of looking at water, the ecstatic lines give the water it's self some kind of living movement. This creates an interest of how the patterns reflect within the water.
In some of these images you can see where these light reflections spread themselves out across the bottom of the pool and some obscured by the subject swimming in the water. I'm really pleased with this effect as it creates subtle movement and life under the water where it can be seen but not felt.
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