Oranges

Photo By: Madison H

This is one of the photos I took for my Colors assignment. I set up a white backdrop, and 2 big studio lights. The way the oranges were arranged created many dark shadows, which made it difficult for me to get a usable shot. To edit this picture I slightly changed the levels on Photoshop. I am very pleased with how this picture came out!

A Pirate’s Life For Me

Photo by: Amber V

I took this picture for my famous photographer assignment. I adventured out to Tacoma to see if I could find some abandoned, old looking buildings. I ended up taking pictures of the old foundation on the Tacoma Waterfront. I really like this picture because it makes you feel like you are out at sea or looking out the window of a big ship. I added a little vibrancy to the shot to add to the rustic look of the window. Over all I am proud of my shot.

Victory

Photo by: Nicole Steed

I was in Kirkland with my family and my brother and I were messing around with pictures. It was a really bright day outside so it was tricky to get good lighting but I am happy with the way I adjusted the settings. I really like the blue sky and the background behind him.

Fumée

Lauren H.

I took this picture on a bridge by the Pike Place Market. It was really difficult to get the lighting right because the street lights were so orange. I think it turned out ok. I turned the vibrance down and the saturation down.

Brianne

Photo By: Samantha H.

This photo I took of my sister, Brianne for studio portraits. I tried many different poses and lighting. I think this one came out the best. 

Headlights

Photo By: Kenzie M.

This was a photo I took for my 2-second exposure assignment. I took this picture as my brother was backing the family car out of our garage. I liked this picture the best, because the light looks neat, outlining the car in the foreground of the picture.

Sherbet Skies

Photo By: Jeric C


I took this after school while I was shooting photojournalism pictures of the Debate team. It was right after I finished, about 5 o’clock, when I saw the sunset outside the window of the classroom I was in. I had never seen a sunset so bright and orange in real life, so I took as many pictures as I could. I adjusted the levels and hue so that it wasn’t as dark and I also adjusted the color to make the yellows show a little better.

Smile

Sierra A-H.

This was the first time I ever had to work with studio lights. It was really fun and hard at first because my best friend was in a grumpy mood. I ended up getting her to lighten up a bit and got this candid shot of her ACTUALLY SMILING. I also have a feeling if she sees this she’s going to kill me for posting it on the internet ha ha.

6:15

Photo by: Amanda S.

I took this picture on a night trip to Seattle. I found myself to like this picture a lot more than expected, it wasn’t grainy and dark like most night pictures turn out. The colors were all very vibrant on their own, and the picture was very clear. It didn’t require any editing other than a small crop.

No name for Annie - so sad!

Photo By: Annie G

I took this photo while at Pike Place Market, obviously. But I like it because it is not the typical shot of this sign. I also like the daffodils bordering the shot. The sun was behind the sign so the lighting was not as good as it could have been, but I was satisfied with the shot.