JASON LEECH: MORE IDEAS:
Just like the other two projects I will now be making album artwork for Jason too.
After looking at high speed photography and similar album artwork. I have emailed him rough ideas.
"hey jason,
i've got a few ideas for you for the ep work. i'm thinking flour would be quite interesting to use. and also the mentos and diet coke thing where the bottle goes up in the air. we'd have to do these outside but i think i could get my hands on a white backdrop cause i think it would impact more if we had one of those. maybe we should just go tesco and buy a lot of liquid and got a bit nuts?
charlotte."
After looking at high speed photography and similar album artwork. I have emailed him rough ideas.
"hey jason,
i've got a few ideas for you for the ep work. i'm thinking flour would be quite interesting to use. and also the mentos and diet coke thing where the bottle goes up in the air. we'd have to do these outside but i think i could get my hands on a white backdrop cause i think it would impact more if we had one of those. maybe we should just go tesco and buy a lot of liquid and got a bit nuts?
charlotte."
JASON LEECH: IDEAS:
With the thought in mind to use a high speed camera and liquid props I looked around for similar work and found two albums artwork that I like and have taken inspiration from.
I think both these images are fantastic, the composition, the colours, the contrast, these are the kinds of images I want to take.
I think both these images are fantastic, the composition, the colours, the contrast, these are the kinds of images I want to take.
HIGH SPEED PHOTOGRAPHY:
"01 High Speed Camera
Edgerton synchronized his electronic stroboscope with a special high-speed motion-picture-camera so that with each flash, exactly one frame of film was exposed. The number of flashes per second determined the number of pictures taken.
Motion pictures are normally exposed and projected at 24 frames per second, but when pictures are made at a higher rate and projected at normal speed, the apparent movement is slowed down. Edgerton designed high-speed motion-picture cameras that could expose as many as six thousand to fifteen thousand frames per second. When these films were projected at normal speed (24 frames per second), very high-speed events appeared – and could be studied – in extremely slow motion."
Edgerton synchronized his electronic stroboscope with a special high-speed motion-picture-camera so that with each flash, exactly one frame of film was exposed. The number of flashes per second determined the number of pictures taken.
Motion pictures are normally exposed and projected at 24 frames per second, but when pictures are made at a higher rate and projected at normal speed, the apparent movement is slowed down. Edgerton designed high-speed motion-picture cameras that could expose as many as six thousand to fifteen thousand frames per second. When these films were projected at normal speed (24 frames per second), very high-speed events appeared – and could be studied – in extremely slow motion."
JASON LEECH: MEETING:
I had a meeting with Jason today to find out what he wanted. He is giving much creative control like Maddy Carty.
As a dubstep and drum and bass DJ if feel I am able to work with something a little more controversial and exciting.
I have some vague ideas including the use of food and other liquids. I would like to use maybe a high speed camera too to capture some interesting motion shots. This would be interesting as i haven't used one before.
As a dubstep and drum and bass DJ if feel I am able to work with something a little more controversial and exciting.
I have some vague ideas including the use of food and other liquids. I would like to use maybe a high speed camera too to capture some interesting motion shots. This would be interesting as i haven't used one before.
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