Friday, February 06, 2009
Thursday, February 05, 2009
Drop It!
Photo by Dustin U.
I was taking photos for my grab bag assignment that we had gotten from our teacher. When I was done I put the orange Winnie the pooh top onto my couch for a second. As I was going back to grab it my dog took the top off my couch and ran away with it. Thinking of the pictures that I could get I instantly grabbed my camera and this came out.
I was taking photos for my grab bag assignment that we had gotten from our teacher. When I was done I put the orange Winnie the pooh top onto my couch for a second. As I was going back to grab it my dog took the top off my couch and ran away with it. Thinking of the pictures that I could get I instantly grabbed my camera and this came out.
Wednesday, February 04, 2009
Drift Wood
Photo by Kayla S.
I took this picture during the flooding of the Puyallup River on January 8, 2008. This is a shot I got on a walkway bridge under a road bridge near Tiffany’s Skate Rink. My dad, sister and I were headed back across the bridge from looking at the flooding rink parking lot when the piece of drift wood caught my eye. I love the way it looks sort of jammed under the fence like its trapped. The river water had been a good 5-6 feet higher the night before and it was still in places that it shouldn’t have been, as in it hadn’t receded completely yet. The water went down before I got this shot at about 10am. I like this picture because it shows the reality of flooding and it looks dark, muddy, wet and sad. It’s also original because I don’t think that many other people took the extra trip downtown just to get this shot. I did a levels adjustment and messed with the hue and saturation a bit. Tell me what you think!
Tuesday, February 03, 2009
Color Splash
Photo by Jeanna K.
I took this picture for our selective coloring assignment, and I really liked it without manipulating it. I think the lighting is really unique and I like the darkness in the picture. I think it makes the color stand out more. I think it could stand to be a little bit brighter, but at the same time I really like the mood of the picture.
I took this picture for our selective coloring assignment, and I really liked it without manipulating it. I think the lighting is really unique and I like the darkness in the picture. I think it makes the color stand out more. I think it could stand to be a little bit brighter, but at the same time I really like the mood of the picture.
Monday, February 02, 2009
Weightless Snow
Photo by Tyler M.
My all time favorite picture I’ve taken period. I had to get up on a ladder to get the snow laying on the branches. The snow doesn’t look like it could be staying in place like it is. I used aperture to capture the snow and tree branches in focus. The edges managed to get blurry which made my photo look more unique.
My all time favorite picture I’ve taken period. I had to get up on a ladder to get the snow laying on the branches. The snow doesn’t look like it could be staying in place like it is. I used aperture to capture the snow and tree branches in focus. The edges managed to get blurry which made my photo look more unique.
Simplicity in Spring
Photo by Jill D.
I took this photo a long time ago- last spring, actually. But recently I decided to edit it a bit and give it a cool blue tone using Variations in Photoshop. I was happy with the way it turned out, and how it isn’t as boring as it used to be after the editing. I like the small depth-of-field the picture has and how it reminds me of springtime .
I took this photo a long time ago- last spring, actually. But recently I decided to edit it a bit and give it a cool blue tone using Variations in Photoshop. I was happy with the way it turned out, and how it isn’t as boring as it used to be after the editing. I like the small depth-of-field the picture has and how it reminds me of springtime .
Friday, January 30, 2009
Fire
Photo by: Erica W.
I took this when I was experimenting with taking pictures of our fireplace at different shutter speeds. They all turned out interesting (fire is a good subject), but I liked the ones taken with a fast shutter speed best because they made the fire look transparent. The only editing I did to this photo was to crop out the edges of the fireplace.
I took this when I was experimenting with taking pictures of our fireplace at different shutter speeds. They all turned out interesting (fire is a good subject), but I liked the ones taken with a fast shutter speed best because they made the fire look transparent. The only editing I did to this photo was to crop out the edges of the fireplace.
Thursday, January 29, 2009
dace
Photo by:Alex L.
I took this picture at the park. I really liked the silhouette effect I got from the bright sun.
I see a few things wrong with this photo, but it was one of my favorite pictures I got at the park at that day.
I took this picture at the park. I really liked the silhouette effect I got from the bright sun.
I see a few things wrong with this photo, but it was one of my favorite pictures I got at the park at that day.
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
PLAYGROUND
Photo by: Courtney B.
I took this picture at the park in forest green. My best friend and I were taking pictures for my night project. We took her car and placed the lights pointed at the park to make a shadow on it. I really like how it turned out. Also I increased the brightness in this picture.
I took this picture at the park in forest green. My best friend and I were taking pictures for my night project. We took her car and placed the lights pointed at the park to make a shadow on it. I really like how it turned out. Also I increased the brightness in this picture.
No title for Rachel, so sad...
Photo by Rachel W.
I chose this photo even though it’s a little dark…I thought it was a good picture. Its not one of the best pictures I’ve taken but its pretty good.
I chose this photo even though it’s a little dark…I thought it was a good picture. Its not one of the best pictures I’ve taken but its pretty good.
