Final 3 Moulds.

I have chosen this image to be in my top 3 because I love how rustic and old looking it is.

My favourite part of the image is the date on it; I am a fan of history so I personally feel like the date makes the image. It is also the center of attention in the middle of the image.

The texture of the image also I think is quite nice, I like how on the mould you can see rough edgy lines also engraved into the mould which I think gives some depth to the image.

I also think that the range of colours and greys are used well in this image also. I think that the contrast is nice that shows us several shades of grey.





My second image is this. I have chosen this one because it reminds me slightly of an advertisement shoot. The angle of the image is looking down onto the mould and I love how it has been written on saying: "Persian Coffee" it makes me want to know more about the mould or what it was made from;

The bottom of the mould gives off an idea that it has legs and I think it is quite refreshing as it’s not actually real but I think it’s quite humorous; I like the depth of field in this because the camera is sharp looking at the mould and that the background is out of focus.

 










This one is one of my main favourites because of various reasons. The composition of the image is fantastic. The lines direct your eyes to more than one place and it directs the viewer when looking at the image, the main line across the image is a leading beam.

Even though this could be quite a distracting image to the eye I think that it works quite well because the colours in the background are quite contrastable and there are several shades of grey like the image before, I also think that even you look at this image enlarged, it can look quite haunting.