A phobia is the irrational fear, or obsession over something happening.
1. Crystallphobia. Fear of crystal or glass
2.Pediophobia-Fear of dolls
3.Nucleomituphobia- Fear of Nuclear weapons.
4.Mechanophobia- Fear of machines.
5.Cryophobia- Fear of extreme cold, ice, or frost.
For my phobia pictures I want to make sure that all the photos of the phobias I take, show how someone could be scared of the things. One thing that I find interesting about phobias, is how someone can be absolutely horrified of something, and someone else can be completely fine.
I want to make the overall mood of pictures to be either very lit or very dark. I want the things that are phobias to contrast with the background. For example if I was to do dolls, I would place a doll, then try to make the background darker. I think that placement is one of the most important factors when doing this, the point of this project is to give a different perspective of something to reveal how someone could be scared of it.
1.Crystallphobia. For this shoot I want display the sharp, uneven edges of glass or a crystal. Something that is imperfect and shattered. Maybe get a overhead shot, or one from the side. The lighting needs to be pretty lit to reflect off the glass.
2. Pediophobia. For the dolls I want to make the pictures very creepy, which shouldn't really be too hard because dolls are already pretty creepy. Place the doll either slightly off center, or maybe one from the back, and one from a greater distance.
3.Nucleomituphobia, Mechanophobia. I put two because I feel like they kinda of go together. For one of them I picture a side of an old building with some old machine or something. I was thinking primary both of these phobias have to do with a fear of the future now. Where something could happen in the snap of a finger and everything is gone.
1.Using many lines.
2. Contrast in lighting, rule of thirds.
3. Balance, rule of thirds, lines.
1. Crystallphobia. Fear of crystal or glass
2.Pediophobia-Fear of dolls
3.Nucleomituphobia- Fear of Nuclear weapons.
4.Mechanophobia- Fear of machines.
5.Cryophobia- Fear of extreme cold, ice, or frost.
For my phobia pictures I want to make sure that all the photos of the phobias I take, show how someone could be scared of the things. One thing that I find interesting about phobias, is how someone can be absolutely horrified of something, and someone else can be completely fine.
I want to make the overall mood of pictures to be either very lit or very dark. I want the things that are phobias to contrast with the background. For example if I was to do dolls, I would place a doll, then try to make the background darker. I think that placement is one of the most important factors when doing this, the point of this project is to give a different perspective of something to reveal how someone could be scared of it.
1.Crystallphobia. For this shoot I want display the sharp, uneven edges of glass or a crystal. Something that is imperfect and shattered. Maybe get a overhead shot, or one from the side. The lighting needs to be pretty lit to reflect off the glass.
2. Pediophobia. For the dolls I want to make the pictures very creepy, which shouldn't really be too hard because dolls are already pretty creepy. Place the doll either slightly off center, or maybe one from the back, and one from a greater distance.
3.Nucleomituphobia, Mechanophobia. I put two because I feel like they kinda of go together. For one of them I picture a side of an old building with some old machine or something. I was thinking primary both of these phobias have to do with a fear of the future now. Where something could happen in the snap of a finger and everything is gone.
1.Using many lines.
2. Contrast in lighting, rule of thirds.
3. Balance, rule of thirds, lines.
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