Study of Digital Artist One

Introduction

The subject matter of the work to the right depicts a train on a train track
Any other information about the work that is important?
[Borders] has paid particular attention to Compositional Rules in this work, as they have intentionally used central eye dominant where the bus is positioned on the left segment of the photograph.
[Borders] has also used the Formal Elements of focus on the bus and the road .
The effect of these visual devices is to allow the viewer to focus their eyes to the bus where it is the main subject.

Mood:

I think the work feels at ease and is very relaxing. The artist has created this mood by the warm tone lighting but it has also been taken at night
The colours used in the work are using lowkey lighting.
The lighting matches into the them of home as it is relaxing.

I have chosen to study the photographer North Borders
I have chosen them because I really like how they take photographs at night and it displays the city .

Technical analysis:

I think the image was taken on a camera with no added lighting
I think they have used photoshop to enhance the colours within the photograph
The artist has used natural lighting. The lights in the images are lit red and the reflection of the puddles are bright .
I think they have edited the photograph in photoshop/premier pro to bring out the colours in the image and to draw our eyes to the image)
In this work the camera has been focused on a vertical street path all the way to the end of the photograph. The image is not blurry and is in focus.
The artist has used a medium aperture to create a Long Depth of Field. I can tell this because the photograph extends far enough for our eyes to see and it isn't close up.
This allows us to track the image all across
I can tell that [Border's] has also used a fast Shutter Speed because the entirety of the image is in focus and motion blur has been reduced.
It would have been best for them to use a medium ISO like [1600] to take this work because the image is taken at night so the ISO would have to be brighter to make the image more clear.

Hiva Nikokar Dashtmian