Final Part 2

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These first seven pictures I shot using the poor mans macro lens. What I did was I took my lens off of the camera and flipped it so the lens was on the body of the camera. That is why there isn’t  an F stop in any of theses first seven pictures. In Adobe Photoshop I didn’t really do a whole lot. With the first picture I made it a little bit brighter, but not to bright. I really liked it kinda darker then the rest. With the 2nd picture I left it darker like the 1st picture:)! With the 3rd picture in Photoshop I did brighten the exposure a lot, just because it looked better. With the 4rd picture it was already pretty bright, but in Photoshop I posted up the contrast just a little bit and the exposure. With the 5th picture I adjusted the exposure a lot, because the original picture was dark. The 6th picture that I took and edited it in Photoshop I used the burn tool around the edges. Then I used the dodge tool and used it on the main part of the blade of grass and the water droplet. With the last of the first 7 pictures, in Photoshop I adjusted the exposure, then I took the burn tool and took it to the edges of the photo a little bit. Not a whole lot going on with that picture.

ISO: 100 Shutter Speed: 1/1000 F stop: None

ISO: 100
Shutter Speed: 1/1000
F stop: None

ISO: 100 Shutter Speed: 1/1000 F stop: None

ISO: 100
Shutter Speed: 1/1000
F stop: None

ISO: 1600 Shutter Speed: 1/200 F stop: none

ISO: 1600
Shutter Speed: 1/200
F stop: none

ISO: 3200 Shutter Speed: 1/250 F stop: none

ISO: 3200
Shutter Speed: 1/250
F stop: none

ISO: 1600 Shutter Speed: 1/200 F stop: none

ISO: 1600
Shutter Speed: 1/200
F stop: none

ISO: 1600 Shutter Speed: 1/200 F stop: none

ISO: 1600
Shutter Speed: 1/200
F stop: none

ISO: 1600 Shutter Speed: 1/200 F stop: none

ISO: 1600
Shutter Speed: 1/200
F stop: none

This is a large depth of field image. I shot this a couple of days in the front of my yard. In Adobe photoshop I just brought the exposure up a little bit and thats about it. ISO: 280 Shutter Speed: 1/640 F stop: 5.0

This is a large depth of field image. I shot this a couple of days in the front of my yard.
In Adobe photoshop I just brought the exposure up a little bit and thats about it.
ISO: 280
Shutter Speed: 1/640
F stop: 5.0

This is my slow shutter speed picture. I took this out on a road that went up a hill on Landcaster. I had set up my tripod on the side of the road . Then I just waited. In Adobe Photoshop I boosted te contrast a little bit and then I lowered the exposure so the lights would stand out more. ISO: 1600 Shutter Speed: 5.5 F stop: 3.5

This is my slow shutter speed picture. I took this out on a road that went up a hill on Landcaster.
I had set up my tripod on the side of the road . Then I just waited.
In Adobe Photoshop I boosted te contrast a little bit and then I lowered the exposure so the lights would stand out more.
ISO: 1600
Shutter Speed: 5.5
F stop: 3.5

This is my studio picture. There isn't a whole lot of excitement in this picture. I should have used a different lighting set up. In Photoshop I made it black and white. Then I adjusted the contrast so the black and white would stand out against each other. Then I used the heal brush tool to do a little editing on her face, but not a too lot. ISO: 400 Shutter Speed: 1/160 F stop: 5.6

This is my studio picture. There isn’t a whole lot of excitement in this picture. I should have used a different lighting set up.
In Photoshop I made it black and white. Then I adjusted the contrast so the black and white would stand out against each other. Then I used the heal brush tool to do a little editing on her face, but not a too lot.
ISO: 400
Shutter Speed: 1/160
F stop: 5.6

Link for inspiration: HERE
All pictures were shot in RAW Mode!
Topic: Nature

Final Part 1

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This is one that i took when I was at Silverwood. IN Lightroom I made it back and white, but I also liked it colored. Then I used an edit and added the darkness around the edges. In Photoshop I really didn't do a whole lot, I did adjust the exposure but not a whole not. ISO: 100 F stop: 5.0 Shutter Speed: 1/640

This is one that I took when I was at Silverwood.
In Lightroom I made it back and white, but I also liked it colored. Then I used an edit and added the darkness around the edges.
In Photoshop I really didn’t do a whole lot, I did adjust the exposure but not a whole not.
ISO: 100
F stop: 5.0
Shutter Speed: 1/640

 

 

This one I took at the very beginning on the year. I didn't use Adobe Lightroom for his one I did however use Adobe Photoshop. In photoshop I made it black and white. Then I added a blue tint to it. ISO: 900 F stop: 5.6 Shutter Speed: 1/100

This one I took at the very beginning on the year.                                                                           I didn’t use Adobe Lightroom for his one
I did however use Adobe Photoshop. In photoshop I made it black and white. Then I added a blue tint to it.
ISO: 900
F stop: 5.6
Shutter Speed: 1/100

 

 

This one I took over spring break. My friend Abbie and I were taking pictures downtown. Then we had this idea to go down into the ally ways and take pictures in there. I really loved the red brick background and I am not sure why. So I took a picture of her looking the other way and pulling her hair back. When I took it into Adobe Lightroom I boost ed the contrast up, but not a ton. Then I also fixed the exposure. In Adobe Photoshop I took the Doge tool around the edges. Then I took the Dodge tool around the whole picture. I also added a little bit of a filter to the picture, but lowered the opacity so it wasn't to over powering. ISO: 400 F stop: 5.6 Shutter Speed: 1/100

This one I took over spring break. My friend Abbie and I were taking pictures downtown. Then we had this idea to go down into the ally ways and take pictures in there. I really loved the red brick background and I am not sure why. So I took a picture of her looking the other way and pulling her hair back.
When I took it into Adobe Lightroom I boost ed the contrast up, but not a ton. Then I also fixed the exposure.
In Adobe Photoshop I took the Doge tool around the edges. Then I took the Dodge tool around the whole picture. I also added a little bit of a filter to the picture, but lowered the opacity so it wasn’t to over powering.
ISO: 400
F stop: 5.6
Shutter Speed: 1/100

 

This a picture that I took at the beginning of the school year. I was focusing on the bee and part of the middle of the flower. The lightening on this picture is all natural. ISO: 100. F stop: 6.3 Shutter Speed: 1/100. I took this photograph into Adobe Lightroom and adjusted the contrast and the brightness. Then in Adobe Photoshop I used the blemish tool on the sunflower petals itself.

This a picture that I took at the beginning of the school year. I was focusing on the bee and part of the middle of the flower.
The lightening on this picture is all natural.
I took this photograph into Adobe Lightroom and adjusted the contrast and the brightness. Then in Adobe Photoshop I used the blemish tool on the sunflower petals itself.                    ISO: 100.
F stop: 6.3
Shutter Speed: 1/100.

 

This picture I took over this past summer. My family and I were hiking up to a lake and while we were hiking there was quite a few waterfalls. I wanted to do some photography while we were out, but I really didn't have anything to take pictures besides the flowers and trees, and those were getting boring. So i cam up with this idea where I would take my CTR ring and put it into the area where the waterfall was. So I set it on the rock and and took the picture. Then I took it into Adobe Lightroom first and edited the lighting, because with the original picture it was a little over exposed. Then I also fixed the contrast. Then I took it into Adobe Photoshop. I didn't do a whole lot besides make it black and white. Then I sharpened the picture just a little bit. ISO: 400 F stop: 5.6 Shutter Speed: 1/60

This picture I took over this past summer. My family and I were hiking up to a lake and while we were hiking there was quite a few waterfalls. I wanted to do some photography while we were out, but I really didn’t have anything to take pictures besides the flowers and trees, and those were getting boring. So i cam up with this idea where I would take my CTR ring and put it into the area where the waterfall was. So I set it on the rock and and took the picture.
Then I took it into Adobe Lightroom first and edited the lighting, because with the original picture it was a little over exposed. Then I also fixed the contrast.
Then I took it into Adobe Photoshop. I didn’t do a whole lot besides make it black and white. Then I sharpened the picture just a little bit.
ISO: 400
F stop: 5.6
Shutter Speed: 1/60

 

This was a picture that I took during a rainy fall day. I wasn't really sure what I was trying to aim for in this picture. I was just shooting at this point and hoping for the best. When I took it it Adobe Lightroom I really had to fix the exposure. So what I did was I boosted up the contrast just a little bit. Then I fixed the lighting. In Adobe Photoshop I actually added a filter to the picture and then lowered the opacity on the layer. IOS: 1250 F stop: 5.6 Shutter Speed: 1/80

This was a picture that I took during a rainy fall day. I wasn’t really sure what I was trying to aim for in this picture. I was just shooting at this point and hoping for the best.
When I took it it Adobe Lightroom I really had to fix the exposure. So what I did was I boosted up the contrast just a little bit. Then I fixed the lighting.
In Adobe Photoshop I actually added a filter to the picture and then lowered the opacity on the layer.
IOS: 1250
F stop: 5.6
Shutter Speed: 1/80

This one was also taking during the fall season. In Lightroom I really had to fix the exposure because the original picture was really dark. When I fixed the exposure it looked like I had added and Instgram filter or something, but not worry because I didn't. In Adobe Photoshop I did adda light warm sepia filter to it. I also lowered the opacity. ISO: 100 F stop: 5.6 Shutter Speed: 1/80

This one was also taking during the fall season.
In Lightroom I really had to fix the exposure because the original picture was really dark. When I fixed the exposure it looked like I had added and Instgram filter or something, but not worry because I didn’t.
In Adobe Photoshop I did adda light warm sepia filter to it. I also lowered the opacity.
ISO: 100
F stop: 5.6
Shutter Speed: 1/80

 

This is one of my absolute favorite. I took this one weekend when we had a free choice assignment. When I went into Adobe Photoshop I fist made it black and white right off the bat. The reason I did this was because I didn't like the way it looked in color. Then i adjusted to the contrast by bumping it up. The I selected their pants and made them sharper. I also fixed the exposure a little bit also. I didn't use Adobe Lightroom for this photograph. ISO: 640 F stop: 8.0 Shutter Speed: 1/80

This is one of my absolute favorite. I took this one weekend when we had a free choice assignment.
When I went into Adobe Photoshop I fist made it black and white right off the bat. The reason I did this was because I didn’t like the way it looked in color. Then i adjusted to the contrast by bumping it up. The I selected their pants and made them sharper. I also fixed the exposure a little bit also.
I didn’t use Adobe Lightroom for this photograph.
ISO: 640
F stop: 8.0
Shutter Speed: 1/80

 

This picture was also taking the same day as the Kiddos picture. I am really proud of how this picture turned out that day, because little miss London really wasn't working well with me. I took this photograph into Adobe Lightroom first and fixed the exposure right away. Then I boosted the contrast just a little bit. then I used a tool on there that adds a little bit of a dark circle around the picture, but not so over powering that it make the picture look weird. In Adobe Photoshop I used the Burn tool to make the edges a little bit darker. I also took the Dodge Tool and made the whole picture brighter. ISO: 900 F stop: 11.0 Shutter Speed: 1/80

This picture was also taking the same day as the Kiddos picture. I am really proud of how this picture turned out that day, because little miss London really wasn’t working well with me.
I took this photograph into Adobe Lightroom first and fixed the exposure right away. Then I boosted the contrast just a little bit. then I used a tool on there that adds a little bit of a dark circle around the picture, but not so over powering that it make the picture look weird.
In Adobe Photoshop I used the Burn tool to make the edges a little bit darker. I also took the Dodge Tool and made the whole picture brighter.
ISO: 900
F stop: 11.0
Shutter Speed: 1/80

This is in the same place as the London. I tilted the camera to a different angle. In Lightroom i made it black ad white. Then i fixed the exposure. In Photoshop I croped in the picture and then took the dodge tool and used it around the edges. ISO: 640 F stop: 11.0 Shutter Speed: 1/80

This is in the same place as the London. I tilted the camera to a different angle.
In Lightroom i made it black ad white. Then i fixed the exposure.
In Photoshop I croped in the picture and then took the dodge tool and used it around the edges.
ISO: 640
F stop: 11.0
Shutter Speed: 1/80

Spring Break 2014

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This is Abbie again and this is in an ally way. I had her play with her hair again and look to the side and not at the camera. I took it into Lightroom and with this picture I just left it colored. I selected the background and boosted the contrast. Then I brightened the whole picture also. When I took it into Photoshop I took the burn tool around the edges. Then I took the Heal brush and edited her face a little bit.

This is Abbie again and this is in an ally way. I had her play with her hair again and look to the side and not at the camera.
I took it into Lightroom and with this picture I just left it colored. I selected the background and boosted the contrast. Then I brightened the whole picture also.
When I took it into Photoshop I took the burn tool around the edges. Then I took the Heal brush and edited her face a little bit.

This was taking in an ally way down town Couer d' Alene. The original picture was tilted and not as bright. So first I went into Lightroom and boosted the contrast a lot. Then I also lightened the picture as well. Then I went into Photoshop and used the ruler tool and made it strait. then I also cropped it in as well.

This was taking in an ally way down town Couer d’ Alene.
The original picture was tilted and not as bright. So first I went into Lightroom and boosted the contrast a lot. Then I also lightened the picture as well. Then I went into Photoshop and used the ruler tool and made it strait. then I also cropped it in as well.

This was also taking on the beach. I had her brush her hair back with her fingers. When I went to Lightroom I adjusted the brightness and I lowered the contrast a little bit. Then I lightened the the whole picture. Then I went into Photoshop and I took the burn tool around the edges. Then I took the blemish tool and edited her face a little bit but not to much.

This was also taking on the beach. I had her brush her hair back with her fingers.
When I went to Lightroom I adjusted the brightness and I lowered the contrast a little bit. Then I lightened the the whole picture.
Then I went into Photoshop and I took the burn tool around the edges. Then I took the blemish tool and edited her face a little bit but not to much.

This was take on the beach. I first went into Lightroom and I actually lowered the contrast and brightened it a little bit. Then I went into Photoshop and used the ruler tool and made it strait. I also used the burn tool around the edges.

This was take on the beach.
I first went into Lightroom and I actually lowered the contrast and brightened it a little bit. Then I went into Photoshop and used the ruler tool and made it strait. I also used the burn tool around the edges.

This is Abbie again and this is in an ally way. I had her play with her hair again and look to the side and not at the camera. I took it into Lightroom and with this picture I made it black and white with a high contrast. I Then I brightened the whole picture also. When I took it into Photoshop I took the burn tool around the edges. Then I took the Heal brush and edited her face a little bit.

This is Abbie again and this is in an ally way. I had her play with her hair again and look to the side and not at the camera.
I took it into Lightroom and with this picture I made it black and white with a high contrast. I Then I brightened the whole picture also.
When I took it into Photoshop I took the burn tool around the edges. Then I took the Heal brush and edited her face a little bit.

This picture I just shot as I was walking back to the car. I shot it because I liked the way it looked and I thought it would look really cool in black and white. I took it into Lightroom and made it black and white first and then I fixed the lightening and then I believe I added a little more contrast. I really didn't do anything to big in Photoshop. I did crop the picture a little bit. I also took the dodge tool and lightened the building a little bit.

This picture I just shot as I was walking back to the car. I shot it because I liked the way it looked and I thought it would look really cool in black and white.
I took it into Lightroom and made it black and white first and then I fixed the lightening and then I believe I added a little more contrast.
I really didn’t do anything to big in Photoshop. I did crop the picture a little bit. I also took the dodge tool and lightened the building a little bit.

Vadering

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With this photography assignment we had to do Hadouken and or Vadering. I chose to do Vadering.
They way I did both Picture 1 and Picture 2 as when I went to go to take the shot I counted to three and on three I had my brother Miner jump up in the air and told him to look like he was chocking. when he was up in the air I took the shot. Therefore making him look like he is actually in the air.
With Picture 1 I really don’t like how I cut off his foot. I took it into Photoshop and made it black and white. Then I wen into Lightroom and put a black and white effect on it. in Lightroom I sharpened up the picture a little bit but not to much!
With Picture 2 I did the same this as I did with Picture 2. Nut this time I left it in color. This picture is just at a different angle.

Picture 2

Picture 1

 

Picture 2

Picture 2

 

 

levitation

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This I my final and third image. There really isn't anything different then with Final Image 2. Just a different way he is posed. In Photoshop I just made another layer in the back ground image(Background image for Final 2&3 and Before Final for 3 ) and then I created a mask layer and then masked out the bench! :)

This I my final and third image. There really isn’t anything different then with Final Image 2. Just a different way he is posed.
In Photoshop I just made another layer in the back ground image(Background image for Final 2&3 and Before Final for 3 ) and then I created a mask layer and then masked out the bench! 🙂

The final out come. In photoshop I just made an new layer on The back ground image (Background image for Final 2&3 and Before Final for 2 ). Then created a mask layer and masked out the bench.

The final out come.
In photoshop I just made an new layer on The back ground image (Background image for Final 2&3 and Before Final for 2 ). Then created a mask layer and masked out the bench.

I am not a big fan of of this one to be honest. I don't like how the white bad ground is so white that it just looks like she was cop pie and pasted. I just combined the back ground image (Before Final 1 and Background) and then masked out the stool.

I am not a big fan of of this one to be honest. I don’t like how the white bad ground is so white that it just looks like she was cop pie and pasted.
I just combined the back ground image (Before Final 1 and Background) and then masked out the stool.

Back ground for Final Image 1

Back ground for Final Image 1

Before Final Image 3

Before Final Image 3

Before Image 2

Before Image 2

Back ground for both Final Image 2 and Final Image 3

Back ground for both Final Image 2 and Final Image 3

Original image for 1

Original image for 1

Stop Bullying

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In photography class we were assigned to make bullying posters for our school. This is one that I came up with to help promote that bullying is boot okay and that there are people put there who struggle from bullying everyday. The first thing I did was take a picture of my friend Reid. Then I made the picture brighter with the lighten adjustment. Then I used to text tool to make all of those words. all of those words are a separate layer. after I was all done I had a totally of 40 layers, not including the background.

In photography class we were assigned to make bullying posters for our school. This is one that I came up with to help promote that bullying is boot okay and that there are people put there who struggle from bullying everyday.
The first thing I did was take a picture of my friend Reid. Then I made the picture brighter with the lighten adjustment. Then I used to text tool to make all of those words. all of those words are a separate layer. after I was all done I had a totally of 40 layers, not including the background.

This bully poster was try to help lift others up. To make them feel like they are important. With this one its just a blank background with a bunch of texts. The words or sentences thats are different than just the regular font are a separate layer. When I was done with this one I had a total of 13 layers.

This bully poster was try to help lift others up. To make them feel like they are important.
With this one its just a blank background with a bunch of texts. The words or sentences thats are different than just the regular font are a separate layer. When I was done with this one I had a total of 13 layers.

link for the second poster:http://tothisdayproject.com
also where I got the lyrics for the poem called To This Day by Shane Koyczan

Skin Retouching

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This is the before picture. There isn't anything done to it. There is no editing of the light, and no editing of the face. its just the way it was when I shot the picture

This is the before picture. There isn’t anything done to it. There is no editing of the light, and no editing of the face. its just the way it was when I shot the picture

This is the picture when I was done with the face retouching, I followed a tutorial video. I really don't see a huge difference in the image but thats just me.

This is the picture when I was done with the face retouching, I followed a tutorial video.
I really don’t see a huge difference in the image but thats just me.

Water And Oil!

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  For our past weekend assignment we were told to do our own thing, but then Mr. Twitchell advised us to try something new, something different. He told us to get out of our comfort zone and just try different. So that what I decided to go ahead and do.
So what I chose to do was water and oil. I used just my dinner room light for the lighting. I used a clear glass bowl and I put about 2 cups of water and then about 2.5 cups of oil. and the oil went up to the top of the water creating the bubbles. Then I I picked different colors of paper to go underneath the bowl to have the colored affect.
I used the colors orange, blue, white, pink, red, and green ( not all on the same photos.)
I shot in RAW format and in Manual Mode. My ISO was at 3200. When I went and downloaded them into Adobe Lightroom I found that the original picture was noisy so then I fixed tat! I also lightened the picture in Lightroom and made them shaper.
In Adobe Photoshop I  blemished a couple of things and then sized the pictures down. There wasn’t a whole lot done in Photoshop.
Link of inspiration HERE

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Final Semester Part 2

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Another over view picture that I made black and white. I really like this picture because you can see the cloud below. Shot in raw format and manual mode.

Another over view picture that I made black and white.
I really like this picture because you can see the cloud below.
Shot in raw format and manual mode.

Just another picture of the jelly beans at a different angle. I didn't make this one black and white because I liked it better in color. I brightened the picture. Shot in Raw Format and Manual Mode.

Just another picture of the jelly beans at a different angle.
I didn’t make this one black and white because I liked it better in color. I brightened the picture.
Shot in Raw Format and Manual Mode.

I waited till the last minute to get these pictures and I wasn't sure what to do. So i took some of my dads jelly beans and too pictures. I made it black and white and took the doge tool and brightened the whole picture.

I waited till the last minute to get these pictures and I wasn’t sure what to do. So i took some of my dads jelly beans and too pictures.
I made it black and white and took the doge tool and brightened the whole picture.

For this one I pointed my camera more towards up the hill. Really not any different than the others pictures. Shot in raw format and manual mode Link Below

For this one I pointed my camera more towards up the hill.
Really not any different than the others pictures.
Shot in raw format and manual mode

This one is when a car coming down the hill and a car going up the hill pasted at the same time. Thats why there is a red light and a white light. Shot in manual mode and raw format

This one is when a car coming down the hill and a car going up the hill pasted at the same time. Thats why there is a red light and a white light.
Shot in manual mode and raw format

I am not really sure what way the car is going, I think there was one going up and then one going down but not really at the same time. shot in raw format and manual mode

I am not really sure what way the car is going, I think there was one going up and then one going down but not really at the same time.
shot in raw format and manual mode

I just went to Landcaster and set up my tripod and waiting o the cars. I set my camera on Bulb mode to make it easer. In Photoshop I darkened around the edges and brightened the lights

I just went to Landcaster and set up my tripod and waiting o the cars.
I set my camera on Bulb mode to make it easer.
In Photoshop I darkened around the edges and brightened the lights

http://www.walltowatch.com/view/1841/Best+photos+with+slow+shutter+speed

This one is looking up a ski hill and I decided not to make this black and white in photoshop. I really didn't do anything to the photo.

This one is looking up a ski hill and I decided not to make this black and white in photoshop. I really didn’t do anything to the photo.

I really like this oveer view picture. I made it black ad white in Photoshop then made the trees in the front darker Shot in RAW format and Manual Mode

I really like this oveer view picture.
I made it black ad white in Photoshop then made the trees in the front darker
Shot in RAW format and Manual Mode

For my final part of the Semester Final we were to chose a theme and so I chose nature. I was up on Schweitzer Montanan snow boarding and after were were done we went to the top of the hill so I could get some pictures. I wen to the edge of the hill and took a picture of the over view. Shot in Raw Format and Manual Mode made it black and white in Photoshop and then added a tint to it.

For my final part of the Semester Final we were to chose a theme and so I chose nature.
I was up on Schweitzer Montanan snow boarding and after were were done we went to the top of the hill so I could get some pictures. I wen to the edge of the hill and took a picture of the over view.
Shot in Raw Format and Manual Mode
made it black and white in Photoshop and then added a tint to it.