MOCKUPS

PREMLIM PHOTOS

Above are my photos i have taken to include in my newsletter of the camera. I have now uploaded th photos on to the computer so i can decided which ones are the best and which ones to use in the newsletter. i have quite a few photos however i will not actualy be using them all, instead i have taken lots of images so i can chose the best ones possible to use in my newsletter. I also have the oppertunity to use photoshop to edit any of my photos if they do not look quite right.

CONTENTS PAGE MOCKUP

Here is my mock up for my contents page. i will be following this so i know where to place and postion things when creating the contents page and use this as my guide.

MOCKUP NEWSLETTER

Here is my mockup for my news letter i am going to create. I will be folowing this in order to postion things when creating my newsletter. i have also used page guides so i can ensure things are in line with eachother so it makes it look as professinal as it possibly can.

SEMIOTICS

Semiotics is the study of signs. A sign is something that stands for/signifies something other than itself.
The two main theorists behind semiotics were: Ferdinand de Saussure 1857-1913 and Charles Sander Pierce 1839-1914. 

Ferdinand de Saussure said that signs are dyadic, meaning they consist only of a form of a sign-the signifier and its meaining-the signified.
Charles Sander Peirce defined signs as "something that stands for something, to someone in some capacity".

Photoshop lesson

Here above you can see there is two pictures. First of all we had the picture on the top which was in colour. However using photoshop we were able to edit the photo to make it black and white. This is something that we have learned to do using photoshop.

Above you can see the original photo of six bottles sitting on a piece of wood. However we were given the task of removing the bottles of the wood and making it look as if they were never there. In order to do this we had to delete the bottles using the spot heeling tool. We then used other bits of the background to fill the bit we had deleted in order for it to look genuine.