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Research on '''Seeing Birds – Rika Noguchi''' | Research on '''Seeing Birds – Rika Noguchi''' | ||
- Three series in one book (To Dive, Seeing Birds, The Prime) | - Three series in one book (To Dive, Seeing Birds, The Prime) | ||
- Arrange three series in a consistent manner in same book but slightly different in design so to distinguish | - Arrange three series in a consistent manner in same book but slightly different in design so to distinguish | ||
- “Ways of looking at earth” | - “Ways of looking at earth” | ||
- To Dive – on diver, sequence of preparing to dive til going into the water | - To Dive – on diver, sequence of preparing to dive til going into the water | ||
- All images are situated on the right spread | - All images are situated on the right spread | ||
- Only the last image which POV from the diver is a full spread – more powerful | - Only the last image which POV from the diver is a full spread – more powerful | ||
- Seeing Birds – on the concept of ‘seeing’, the photographer once joined the wild bird watching group but in the end she took images of a kite competition | - Seeing Birds – on the concept of ‘seeing’, the photographer once joined the wild bird watching group but in the end she took images of a kite competition | ||
- Square format images in consistent size / center in the page | - Square format images in consistent size / center in the page | ||
- Subjects are looking in the same direction on same spread | - Subjects are looking in the same direction on same spread | ||
- A lot of empty space in the spread, suggesting a space for imagination (of what they are looking at) | - A lot of empty space in the spread, suggesting a space for imagination (of what they are looking at) | ||
- Feeling consistent distance with the subjects (being far away, in a way also create similar distance of the subjects watching the kites) | - Feeling consistent distance with the subjects (being far away, in a way also create similar distance of the subjects watching the kites) | ||
- The Prime – on people who climb Fuji Mount | - The Prime – on people who climb Fuji Mount | ||
- Images of people / climbers in foggy weather, taken in diff distance from the subjects | - Images of people / climbers in foggy weather, taken in diff distance from the subjects | ||
- End with a picture of plant | - End with a picture of plant | ||
- The image size is larger than ‘Seeing Birds’ | - The image size is larger than ‘Seeing Birds’ | ||
Latest revision as of 16:21, 6 December 2017
Research on Seeing Birds – Rika Noguchi - Three series in one book (To Dive, Seeing Birds, The Prime)
- Arrange three series in a consistent manner in same book but slightly different in design so to distinguish
- “Ways of looking at earth”
- To Dive – on diver, sequence of preparing to dive til going into the water
- All images are situated on the right spread
- Only the last image which POV from the diver is a full spread – more powerful
- Seeing Birds – on the concept of ‘seeing’, the photographer once joined the wild bird watching group but in the end she took images of a kite competition
- Square format images in consistent size / center in the page
- Subjects are looking in the same direction on same spread
- A lot of empty space in the spread, suggesting a space for imagination (of what they are looking at)
- Feeling consistent distance with the subjects (being far away, in a way also create similar distance of the subjects watching the kites)
- The Prime – on people who climb Fuji Mount
- Images of people / climbers in foggy weather, taken in diff distance from the subjects
- End with a picture of plant
- The image size is larger than ‘Seeing Birds’