Shoes

Photo by: Nicole S.


For this blog posting, I used a photo that I took for the assignment shoes. I really like this picture and wanted to use it for my blog posting assignment also. I used my sister as my foot model and wanted to make the picture original and stand out somehow so I incorporated what I thought the shoes looked like they would go with. For this shot, I used converse and I thought that converse look like you would go play sports in the street so I used a basketball and a football. I like how this picture turned out besides the color of it.

Shoo Mountain

Photo by: Jamie B
I took this picture for a shoe assignment. I threw a bunch of my shoes in a pile and started taking pictures. I thought this one turned out cool and I thought the black and white was a good effect.

Freaky Tree

Photo by: Victoria D.
Description: I was at a park somewhere I can’t remember and I was walking around with my nephew there. I also took my camera just in case I found something interesting. I took a lot of pictures there and this was one of my best =).

Snowy Day

Photo by Tim H.
During this time I was on my way to Leavenworth for some fun with the family. I took this picture for my winter theme. I took a lot of pictures this day but only got a few pictures that really did come out well. I used an ISO of 1600 and the quickest shutter I could use while in the car. This picture I thought turned out pretty well with really good contrast in color and with the stillness of the picture. Of course barns are sometimes out dated in pictures but the color really does show well.

Rattlesnake Ridge

Photo by: Shannon M.


After a morning hike up at Rattlesnake Ridge, I decided to take a picture of my physical achievement. I tried to frame the cliff with the surrounding trees. I transferred the picture to black and white in photoshop and adjusted a few brightness and contrast levels. I tried my best to define the shadows because in black and white photography; lines, texture, lighting and shadows are mandatory to pay attention to.

Got Money?

Photo by: Mason G.


Description: This was one of my final prints for our Selective color assignment. I used the layer adjustment tool and then worked with the saturation and color to come to my final product. I liked this assignment it has been one of my favorites this year.

Sun

Photo by Katie D.
I took this picture one morning before school for my winter theme project. I noticed it was frosty out side so I got my camera and went out on my deck. I liked how the sun was shining but it was still cold enough to see my breath and I took this picture not really realizing how well it turned out.

Hunting

Photo by Katie F.
I took this photo when I went on a hunting trip with my dad, brother and some of my dad’s work friends. In all we got three deer that day. They were all pretty good sized.

Stop? Go?

Photo by: Jenny


I took this photo for our night assignment and I think it turned out really good. What I did was I set my shutter speed to 1/10 of a second; this allowed me to have enough light and capture both figures at once. I had my sister press the cross button when I told her; I had to take the picture right when she pressed the button so I could capture the hand and the person. I took me a few shots but I was happy with the final product

Turtle!

Photo by: Elizabeth M.


I took this picture when I was playing with my turtle from marine biology and there was a path of water he was most interested in so I found it very interesting were the turtle is in focus while the curvy trail is in the background out of focus.

Frosted

Photo by: Dorian M.


Description: About a month and a few weeks ago we went into a deep freeze around here, which is a bit unusual. Sadly it brought no snow, snow days are the best, but it did bring thick ice all around. There is this small wetland protection area in my neighborhood so I figured why not go and try and get some good pictures of the iced over plants and pond. This one is one of my favorites because of the way the ice had broken and how the triangular chunk is sitting rather precariously. I did do a bit of editing in Photoshop, seeing as how the picture was really grey. For me, this picture accurately describes those few frozen days.

Tables by the light

Photo By: Danielle P.


Description: I took this photo for our night theme. I think it turned out really well. When I was taking pictures it was really hard to get them in focus. I like that this one is in focus and the way the light shine on the tables.

Ice

Photo By: Brianna L.


I took this picture for the December Theme assignment. I went up to the mountain and got a lot of cool ice pictures, but this is one of my favorites. These icicles were from a frozen waterfall. I used levels to make the ice stand out more, but the snow got really bright. To make the snow less bright I used an adjustment layer and erased the levels adjustments over the snow. Overall, I think the picture turned out well.

Bright red!

Photo by: Anabel V


Description: I took this picture for a close up assignment but this time I wanted to test out something for my selective color assignment. I used photoshop and used a new adjustment layer to turn the picture black and white and then with the eraser tool I was able to bring back some color into the picture.

Ocean of Light

Photo By: Austin L.


Fun picture to take. I stood on top of my friends car a while back in November. I really just thought “Oh it’s a cloud shot” but then I messed with the settings a lot more in the auto colors. This is the result. That big area of white is probably my one dislike about this picture, even though it makes the picture.