Sequential photos part 2

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                                    Sequential photos part 2 

A task we had in week one was to take our own sequential photos . We started by thinking of different creative ideas then we had to sketch them on a piece of paper , the first thing that i thought of was a series of elevator pictures.The reason behind it is that lately i've been having some elevator problems at my accommodation building so that is what i sketched , a picture of the sketch is included below .




In the first shot is the picture of the elevator with the doors closed, the second one the doors are starting to open ,the third ,the doors are completely open still working normally . Then in the fourth shot a person is in the frame walking to towards the elevator , in the fifth the person is in the elevator and then lastly the sixth shot it is supposed to be the elevator starting to break ,the doors not working and the red lights going off . 











Here are 9 pictures capturing the elevator story , unfortunately i could not take the pictures in my building so i found a different elevator and had my friend Sarina help me by being in the photos . We did not have a tripod for the pictures so we tried to take them as still as possible ,i used a phone camera (iphone 14 pro max) with 1x zoom and the RAW mode settings(the photos as they are without any additional automatic filters ) for the shots .Thankfully the lights of the elevator helped give off the "broken doors" shot by lighting red in the last pictures.


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