Versatile Photographer for Training App
Budget: £500 – £1,500 GBP
I will pay a one-time fee for the rights for these shots to be used in an app I am developing.
Here is a list of the criteria and parameters of the 1000 shots collated into an Excdl document that informs me of the iso, aperture and shutter speed settings with illustrative comment for each photo explaining why the parameters are what they in the shot.
All compiled and neatly corresponded in an Excel document.
Copy of RAW files and Jpeg versions needed.
I need to cater for a diverse learning experience, catering to various skill levels and photography interests.
You may have an archive of your images that you can draw upon, and new ones as per required.
They need to be organised into 3 sections.
• Basic Scenarios: 333 images
• Intermediate Scenarios: 333 images
• Advanced Scenarios: 334 images
Special Scenarios:33 for images including a number of deliberate errors in ISO, Aperture and shutter speed.
Key Considerations:
1. Content Diversity:
o Ensure the 1,000 images represent a broad spectrum of photography scenarios, from basic to advanced, including different lighting conditions, subjects, and techniques.
o Variety in the metadata (ISO, f-stop, shutter speed) will enhance the educational value.
2. App Optimization:
o Use efficient image formats (e.g., JPEG, WebP) and consider compressing images without compromising quality.
3. User Experience:
o Provide interactive and interesting photographs that keep users engaged.
Here are detailed suggestions for the photographer to ensure a diverse and comprehensive collection of images for the SnapTriangle Training & Simulator app:
Content Diversity
Basic Scenarios:
1. Portrait Photography:
o Indoor: Use natural light from windows, with a variety of ISO and f-stop settings.
o Outdoor: Different times of day (morning, noon, evening) to show the impact of lighting.
2. Landscape Photography:
o Daylight: Wide-angle shots of nature, cityscapes with varying shutter speeds.
o Golden Hour: Images captured during sunrise and sunset to demonstrate color changes.
3. Low-Light Photography:
o Night: Cityscapes and starry skies with different ISO levels.
o Indoors: Dimly lit rooms to show the impact of ISO on noise levels.
Intermediate Scenarios:
4. Action Photography:
o Sports: High-speed shots of athletes in motion with varying shutter speeds.
o Wildlife: Birds in flight, animals running with different ISO and f-stop settings.
5. Macro Photography:
o Nature: Close-ups of flowers, insects with shallow depth of field (low f-stop).
o Objects: Small items like jewelry, textures with various lighting conditions.
6. Street Photography:
o Crowds: Busy streets, markets with different shutter speeds to capture motion.
o Candid: Natural expressions and moments with varying ISO levels.
o Include 1.Portrait, 2.Landscape and 3.Low light photos in the intermediate level too.
Advanced Scenarios:
7. Long Exposure Photography:
o Waterfalls: Flowing water with long shutter speeds to create smooth effects.
o Light Trails: Traffic lights, stars creating trails with extended exposure.
8. High Dynamic Range (HDR) Photography:
o Buildings: Cityscapes with both bright and dark areas to show HDR effects.
o Interiors: Rooms with windows, contrasting lighting conditions.
9. Creative Effects:
o Bokeh: Backgrounds with lights to create artistic blur (low f-stop).
o Silhouettes: Subjects against a bright background with varying exposure settings.
Special Scenarios:
10. Wildlife Photography:
o Habitats: Animals in their natural environment with different ISO and f-stop settings.
o Behavior: Capturing unique behaviors with varying shutter speeds.
11. Architectural Photography:
o Exteriors: Buildings, bridges with various angles and lighting conditions.
o Interiors: Detailed shots of architectural elements with different ISO levels.
12. Fashion Photography:
o Studio: Controlled lighting setups with varying f-stop and shutter speeds.
o Outdoor: Fashion shots in natural settings with different ISO levels.
13. Deliberate Error Shots
Shots taken in various scenarios to highlight errors in the ‘Triangle’.
14. Artistic shots
Shots taken in artistic and innovative using artistic licence.
Metadata Variety:
• Ensure each image includes metadata for ISO, f-stop, and shutter speed.
• Provide a range of settings to cover various photography techniques and scenarios.
• Include additional metadata such as focal length, lighting conditions, and location for enhanced educational value.
• Explanations as to why you used such settings for each shot.
o I need to organize images into categories and learning modules to help my developers to navigate the content.
You can be accredited in the app for your work if you’d like!
Here is a list of the criteria and parameters of the 1000 shots collated into an Excdl document that informs me of the iso, aperture and shutter speed settings with illustrative comment for each photo explaining why the parameters are what they in the shot.
All compiled and neatly corresponded in an Excel document.
Copy of RAW files and Jpeg versions needed.
I need to cater for a diverse learning experience, catering to various skill levels and photography interests.
You may have an archive of your images that you can draw upon, and new ones as per required.
They need to be organised into 3 sections.
• Basic Scenarios: 333 images
• Intermediate Scenarios: 333 images
• Advanced Scenarios: 334 images
Special Scenarios:33 for images including a number of deliberate errors in ISO, Aperture and shutter speed.
Key Considerations:
1. Content Diversity:
o Ensure the 1,000 images represent a broad spectrum of photography scenarios, from basic to advanced, including different lighting conditions, subjects, and techniques.
o Variety in the metadata (ISO, f-stop, shutter speed) will enhance the educational value.
2. App Optimization:
o Use efficient image formats (e.g., JPEG, WebP) and consider compressing images without compromising quality.
3. User Experience:
o Provide interactive and interesting photographs that keep users engaged.
Here are detailed suggestions for the photographer to ensure a diverse and comprehensive collection of images for the SnapTriangle Training & Simulator app:
Content Diversity
Basic Scenarios:
1. Portrait Photography:
o Indoor: Use natural light from windows, with a variety of ISO and f-stop settings.
o Outdoor: Different times of day (morning, noon, evening) to show the impact of lighting.
2. Landscape Photography:
o Daylight: Wide-angle shots of nature, cityscapes with varying shutter speeds.
o Golden Hour: Images captured during sunrise and sunset to demonstrate color changes.
3. Low-Light Photography:
o Night: Cityscapes and starry skies with different ISO levels.
o Indoors: Dimly lit rooms to show the impact of ISO on noise levels.
Intermediate Scenarios:
4. Action Photography:
o Sports: High-speed shots of athletes in motion with varying shutter speeds.
o Wildlife: Birds in flight, animals running with different ISO and f-stop settings.
5. Macro Photography:
o Nature: Close-ups of flowers, insects with shallow depth of field (low f-stop).
o Objects: Small items like jewelry, textures with various lighting conditions.
6. Street Photography:
o Crowds: Busy streets, markets with different shutter speeds to capture motion.
o Candid: Natural expressions and moments with varying ISO levels.
o Include 1.Portrait, 2.Landscape and 3.Low light photos in the intermediate level too.
Advanced Scenarios:
7. Long Exposure Photography:
o Waterfalls: Flowing water with long shutter speeds to create smooth effects.
o Light Trails: Traffic lights, stars creating trails with extended exposure.
8. High Dynamic Range (HDR) Photography:
o Buildings: Cityscapes with both bright and dark areas to show HDR effects.
o Interiors: Rooms with windows, contrasting lighting conditions.
9. Creative Effects:
o Bokeh: Backgrounds with lights to create artistic blur (low f-stop).
o Silhouettes: Subjects against a bright background with varying exposure settings.
Special Scenarios:
10. Wildlife Photography:
o Habitats: Animals in their natural environment with different ISO and f-stop settings.
o Behavior: Capturing unique behaviors with varying shutter speeds.
11. Architectural Photography:
o Exteriors: Buildings, bridges with various angles and lighting conditions.
o Interiors: Detailed shots of architectural elements with different ISO levels.
12. Fashion Photography:
o Studio: Controlled lighting setups with varying f-stop and shutter speeds.
o Outdoor: Fashion shots in natural settings with different ISO levels.
13. Deliberate Error Shots
Shots taken in various scenarios to highlight errors in the ‘Triangle’.
14. Artistic shots
Shots taken in artistic and innovative using artistic licence.
Metadata Variety:
• Ensure each image includes metadata for ISO, f-stop, and shutter speed.
• Provide a range of settings to cover various photography techniques and scenarios.
• Include additional metadata such as focal length, lighting conditions, and location for enhanced educational value.
• Explanations as to why you used such settings for each shot.
o I need to organize images into categories and learning modules to help my developers to navigate the content.
You can be accredited in the app for your work if you’d like!