Portretna sportsko-penjačka fotografija

Jašić, Marina (2014) Portretna sportsko-penjačka fotografija. Master's thesis - Graduate Programme. Grafički fakultet. [Mentor: Mikota, Miroslav].

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Abstract

Temeljem teoretske razrade fotografskih specifičnosti portretne sportskopenjačke fotografije i specifičnosti ovog sporta, praktični se dio rada bazira na samom fotografiranju penjača: u prirodi - ispod stijene, na stijeni i iznad stijene te u dvorani (boulder). Zahtjevan i opasan pristup snimanju predstavlja izazov fotografu i penjaču. Ciljano snimljenim fotografijama se tehničkim i sintaktičkim pristupima daje semantička poruka prenošenja osjećaja penjača na konzumenta fotografija. Ove su fotografije temelj ankete provedene na skupini aktivnih penjača i onih koji se ne bave ovim sportom kroz koju se pridruživanjem osjećaja fotografijama ispituje tehnička, semantička i sintaktička kvaliteta fotografije u funkciji prenošenja osjećaja penjača na konzumenta fotografije. Cilj ovog rada je ukazati na mogućnosti bilježenja trenutka koji opisuje osjećaj penjača u sekundi vremena i prenijeti ga drugima – eksperimentalno se snima više vrsta portreta da bi se u konačnici moglo usporediti i zaključiti kakav način portretne fotografije ovom sportu najviše odgovara. U radu su spojene sportska i portretna fotografija. Sportski dio prikazuje tehniku penjanja i zahtjevnost pojedinog sportsko- penjačkog smjera, dok se portretni bazira na izražaju i prikazu osjećaja penjača. Osnovna je hipoteza rada da kvalitetna sportsko-penjačka fotografija nastaje sinergijom fotografskih i penjačkih znanja te tako omogućuje stvaranje specifičnih portreta čija primjena može biti i u analizi sporta, primijenjenim područjima fotografije te u umjetničkoj fotografiji.

Item Type:	Master's thesis - Graduate Programme
Mentor name:	Mikota, Miroslav
Defence date:	24 September 2014
Abstract in english:	Through the theoretical elaboration of the photographic particularity of the portrait photography in sport climbing and the very (specific) nature of the sport itself, the practical part of this work was based on taking photographs of climbers in nature (from below, on the rock, from above) and in a climbing gym (climbing boulder). Demanding and dangerous approach to the shooting presents a challenge for both climber and the photographer. By using technical and syntactic approaches, targeted captures are given a semantic message transferring the climber's emotion onto the viewer of the photograph. The selection of photographs were the basis of a survey taken by a group of active climbers and non-climbers. In the survey, by attaching emotions to photographs we can analyse technical, semantic and syntactic quality of the photographs in terms of transferring the climber's emotion onto the consumer. The aim of the thesis is to point to the possibilities of capturing climber's emotions in a fraction of a second and conveying it to the viewers. Different kinds of portrait photographs are shot as an experiment, so as to be able to compare the results in the end and determine which kind of portrait photography best suits this sport. In this thesis sport and portrait photography were combined. The sport aspect portrays climbing technique and difficulty of a particular sport climbing route, while the portrait aspect is based on the expression of the climber and conveys the climber's emotion. The main hypothesis of this thesis is that a good quality sport climbing photography arises from the synergy of photographic and climbing knowledge and thus enables capturing specific portraits which can be used in sport analysis, applied photography as well as in art photography.
Uncontrolled Keywords:	portret, penjač, fotografija
Keywords in english:	portrait, climber, photography
Subjects:	TECHNICAL SCIENCES > Graphic Technology
Institution:	Grafički fakultet
City:	Zagreb
Number of Pages:	62
Callnumber:	mik 2014 jaš
Inventory number:	DB374
Depositing User:	Antonia Grgurović
Status:	Unpublished
Date Deposited:	26 Sep 2014 11:33
Last Modified:	26 Sep 2014 11:33
URI:	http://eprints.grf.unizg.hr/id/eprint/2189

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