Asha ByBe Photography
Wednesday, June 10, 2015
Monday, June 8, 2015
Friday, May 15, 2015
Thursday, May 7, 2015
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
Friday, April 3, 2015
Business Plan Questions
1. What kind of pictures would I want to take if I did photography as a job?
Pets, editorial, and fashion photography.
2. Is my idea practical, and will it fill a need?
I think it is practical because anything is possible. It's not something that I absolutely need to do to live, but it is definitely something I want to try in my life.
3. Who is my competition?
Other veteran photographers that have there name said by every agency, magazine, and city across the world.
4. How Can I create a demand for my business?
Create a style of photography that no one has seen before.
5. What skills and experience do I bring to the photography business?
Knowledge of how to use a professional camera, lenses, photoshop, indesign, illustrator, and knowledge of different lighting techniques.
6. Where will my business be located?
To start off, probably in the city, or somewhere in between.
7. What will I name my business?
Asha ByBe Photography.
8. Can I deal with the isolation of working from home?
Yes.
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Pets, editorial, and fashion photography.
2. Is my idea practical, and will it fill a need?
I think it is practical because anything is possible. It's not something that I absolutely need to do to live, but it is definitely something I want to try in my life.
3. Who is my competition?
Other veteran photographers that have there name said by every agency, magazine, and city across the world.
4. How Can I create a demand for my business?
Create a style of photography that no one has seen before.
5. What skills and experience do I bring to the photography business?
Knowledge of how to use a professional camera, lenses, photoshop, indesign, illustrator, and knowledge of different lighting techniques.
6. Where will my business be located?
To start off, probably in the city, or somewhere in between.
7. What will I name my business?
Asha ByBe Photography.
8. Can I deal with the isolation of working from home?
Yes.
Part 1 Logo
1. You need to have a clear but effective symbol or main piece of the logo, that catches one's eye. For example: color, a interesting or simplistic font, a sketch or small picture, etc.
2. This depends on what the logo is; you will have to consider the usage of color, because some colors will show up lighter or darker than others.
3. No, but it is helpful for creating something that you want people to remember.
4. Yes.
5. Colorful colors that are bright. However, more than 2 or 3 colors is too much.
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2. This depends on what the logo is; you will have to consider the usage of color, because some colors will show up lighter or darker than others.
3. No, but it is helpful for creating something that you want people to remember.
4. Yes.
5. Colorful colors that are bright. However, more than 2 or 3 colors is too much.
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Thursday, March 19, 2015
Part 1 Font
The cat connects with font because the cat's facial expression, and appearance in terms of breed and the way they are positioned, and what is goring on in the scene around them correspond to the style and texture of the font.
My favorite cat picture is "Papyrus" because I love hairless cats and I love the way the light hits the cat and the way the cat is looking at the camera. Also since the cat is a Sphynx cat, both the font and the cat give off an Egyptian vibe which is so cool.
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My favorite cat picture is "Papyrus" because I love hairless cats and I love the way the light hits the cat and the way the cat is looking at the camera. Also since the cat is a Sphynx cat, both the font and the cat give off an Egyptian vibe which is so cool.
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
Monday, March 16, 2015
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
Saturday, February 28, 2015
My Spoof Ad
2. The audience for this piece are consumers of technology.
3. Consumers of technology love "new" types of technology, so they would definitely be interested in this "new" phone.
4. N/A
5. Techniques used to convey the message are the real life things that Apple and the technology industry put out in the media and in our world.
Thursday, February 26, 2015
Spoof Ads - Part 1
1, The message is how beauty is perceived in society.
2. The audience of the piece is the citizens of society, like the younger adults, and the teenagers.
3. I think the fact that the spoof is making the ad as if the product is made by "Photoshop"
makes it for the younger audience because, older people don't really know about photoshop or what it does, like how the younger, more modern generation does.
4. Other messages are how women may think they need to stay looking young in order to please their significant other. Also, how the media sends out the perception that a woman should look perfect and always wear makeup and have no flaws.
5. The techniques used to convey the message are using real life problems in society, and when it comes to the editing of the ad, there is some dodge and burn, maybe some levels, contrast, and color correcting.
1. The message is the unfair ways of the industrial market, and that Nike sits back, relaxes, and gets paid the majority of the money (for this shoe it's $250), while the workers who spent endless hours making hundreds of these shoes, only get paid 83 cents.
2. The audience for this piece are the shoe consumers.
3. The shoe is made by Nike and Nike is a shoe brand.
4. N/A
5. The techniques used to convey the message is also using real world problems in the industrial/consumer market.
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Thursday, January 22, 2015
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