I have chosen this photographer because it’s links to my
question (windows). Photo composition is the arrangement of the subject of the
photo, in contrast to it’s surrounding, and point of view. Lighting,
centring and artistic balance also come into play to lead to the subject to
give the illusion the window is floating. He uses high contrast, the background
is pale and the person is brighter. He wants people to get attention of the
person and the window. It’s feels magical and it’s pose photography. The
background is important because he wants to make contrast between the original
place and magical act.
Rob Woodcox explores textures, volumes and shapes
found in nature, in the cities. In this picture, there are simple dark colours
in the background because he don’t want the audience to get attention from the
background, he just want the audience get attention of person.
The lighting he uses non-flash because he uses the person in
outside so it’s day time; already bright.
The mood is that it’s feeling strange to see this photograph.
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