Monday, 10 March 2014

{ famous photographer fridays 3.0 }


 

Industriehallen-Industrial-Facades-Bernd-and-Hilla-Becher
todays photographers were an old married couple by the names of Bernd & Hilla Becher.
the Bechers style is an industrial architecture type thing, taking pictures of different styles of the same thing for years at a time. something i find intersting about this photography is how some of their projects took 9 years to finish, i could never wait that long.  here is a piece of work by this married couple














Bernd & Hilla Becher had a lot of inspired people on their hands, but i enjoy Idris Khan's work alot.
Idris was so inspired by the Bechers that he decided to make some of their pieces into his own. to do this Idris took one of their complete projects (such as the one above^) and put them through photoshop and took each individual picture and put them into there own photoshop layer. creating cool photos!
here is one of his creations

{ layers questions }




            how do i create a layer?
          -  click the icon at the bottom right that looks like a piece of paper folded.
           how do i rename a layer?
          - unlock the layer, then you can click twice and rename the layer with ease.
           how do i convert a locked layer to a regular layer?
          - to convert a lockeed layer all you have to do is double click box type thingy and up pops the unlock tab, so just fill that out and your good to go.
           how do i duplicate a layer?
         - to duplicate a layer all you have to do is right click the layer you want to duplicate and choose " duplicate layer ".
           how do i move a layer up or down in the layer stock?
         - to move a layer up or down all you have to do is click the layer and drag it up or down, above or below the other layers.
           how do i select multiple layers at once?
        - to select multiple layers at once all you have to do it hold shift while clicking all the layers you want to select.
           what does control J do?
        -control J takes your selection and moves it on to its own seperate layer.