My little pony

Photo by: Jamie B


I took this picture at the daffodil parade for photojournalism. I thought the focus was good but I wish I could have gotten the hooves of the pony too. I also like how the crowd in the background is blurred.

Some really long title that is lengthy and probably won’t be used because of the length

Photo By: Austin L.


This picture was taken for my Famous Photographer assignment. I took it then I auto colored it then changed it so it was slightly darker, then I added a new layer for my fog effect. I used the paint brush set to 50% optancy and then colored where I wanted the fog to be. Then I Gaussian Blurred it at the maximum pixels and then set the picture into black and white.

(Instructor's note: Austin has a lame title. Which makes him look more goofy than he already is.)

I want CAKE

Photo by: Victoria D.


Description: This is done in the style of my famous photographer that I’m researching. The lighting was pretty good I think. Those little paper stars were just for decoration.

The Skate Park

Photo by: Mason G.


Description: This was one of my final prints for my travel Washington assignment. My town was Orting and I tried to get multiple attractions, one being the skate park they have. I adjusted the colors and contrast, along with levels to brighten it up and sharpen it more. While I got other interesting pictures, I believe these from the skate park turned out the best. I really like how I was able to capture his movement of the skateboard in order to land the trick, which he did.

Daffodil light up

By: Jenny B.


I took this picture when I was trying to mimic a famous photographer. I shined a bright light on it from the side and then the rest of the room was completely dark. I light how it looks like the flower is just lighting up. I got in real close so the details of the daffodil. I think the shot turned out really nice.

Simplistic Tree

By: Shannon M.


Recently, I’ve become fond of black and white photography. I was taking pictures by hood canal and found this interesting dead tree. This is a Brian Kosoff inspired picture. In Photoshop I transferred it to black and white.

Blooming Blossoms

Photo By: Danielle P.
I took this picture for our famous photographer assignment. With this picture I had to get up close to the flower. It was hard to get the camera to focus but I think that this picture is in great focus. I really like how the colors turned out and that they are so bright. All in all I think that this is a good picture.

Sea Spires

Photo by: Dorian M.


The goal of this assignment was to emulate a famous photographer, mine being Michael Levin, and create a presentation comparing my attempts and the actual thing. I enjoyed this assignment a lot because it really pushed me to try new things in Photoshop. This picture required much editing, as before it was a colored picture of a restraint and hotel concrete supports, literally numbering the hundreds. I drastically cut down on the visual clutter, did a lot of playing with various filters, layers, exposures, lightings, etc. and basically created the water underneath; nothing in this picture is really real aside from the supports. However I think I got the look down and like it immensely.

ON FIRE!

Photo by: Anabel V


I took this picture a while back but I really like, I like the way the flames look. It turned out better than I expected and the focus was pretty good. I think it’s a pretty descent picture.

Tacoma

By: Kaiti D.


I took this picture on a day trip to Tacoma with my brother. The picture was taken for my Traveling Washington project. This was my favorite picture out of the bunch. It wasn’t to light and it looked cool.