Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Assignment #6 Nature Landscape Emily

Part One
Implied Line
I went to a back road in Glendive in my car to take this picture. The lighting is a little bit golden, which makes the hills stand out more. 
ISO: 32, Aperture: f/2.2, Shutter Speed: 1/789 sec, Focal Length: 4mm, Date: 3/1, Time: 4:41 p.m.


 Improve Nature with Photoshop

I was in Fort Peck and decided to take a lot of photos here. For this one, I stood on the Spillway Bridge and got this picture. The lighting is very bright, and it makes the ice stand out more. I edited this photo with the editing properties on Instragram.
ISO: 40, Aperture: f/2.2, Shutter Speed: 1/5882 sec, Focal Length: 4mm, Date: 2/28, Time: 1:57 p.m.


 Panorama
This is my favorite picture. I stood on top of the dam in Fort Peck and used my panoramic camera on my phone. The lighting is bright and beautiful and makes Fort Peck look gorgeous.
ISO: 40, Aperture: f/2.2, Shutter Speed: 1/8264 sec, Focal Length: 4mm, Date: 2/28, Time: 1:41 p.m.

Texture
For this photo, I had stood on the dam again and zoomed my camera in to take this photo. The lighting is not quite as bright as before, and I think that makes the texture stand out more.
ISO: 32, Aperture: f/2.2, Shutter Speed: 1/4566 sec, Focal Length: 4mm, Date: 2/28, Time: 1:46 p.m.

 The Golden Hour
I parked on the side of the highway in Glendive to take this photo. The lighting is golden which makes the hills and grass looks beautiful. 
ISO: 32, Aperture: f/2.2, Shutter Speed: 1/1325 sec, Focal Length: 4mm, Date: 3/1, Time: 4:40 p.m.


 Black and White
This is a photo of a dredge cut in Fort Peck. I walked down the steps and took this photo. The lighting is a natural not-as-bright light.
ISO: 40, Aperture: f/2.2, Shutter Speed: 1/5882 sec, Focal Length: 4mm, Date: 2/28, Time: 2:15 p.m.



 Part Two
Another Landscape Photo
This is another picture I took from a highway in Glendive. The lighting is a bit golden and a little dark.
ISO: 32, Aperture: f/2.2, Shutter Speed: 1/1520 sec, Focal Length: 4mm, Date: 3/1, Time: 4:39 p.m.





Tuesday, February 24, 2015

Assignment #5 Still life-Quincy

Requirement 1: Self Portrait
Chose the background bc it goes with the theme, chose the light a little darker so the belt buckles weren't to bright, chose the point of view to be looking at an upwards angle so I could catch what little light I did have.
f/2.4 1/20 ISO500 4mm
 
Requirement 2: A themed collection
I chose to have a blank background so it wouldn't take away from all the colors and patterns in the belts. Again low light bc of the shiny objects and I chose to take it at this angle bc straight on was boring.
f/2.4 1/15 ISO500 4mm
Requirement 3: Reflective Object
I chose the colorful background to add some drama. I had more light in this shot to brighten everything and make it look soft. I chose this angle for a more unique picture.
f/2.4 1/15 ISO400 mm


Requirement 3: Reflective
I chose a towel as a background to add some texture. I chose the lighting to be dark so the lights would glow through the glass.
f/2.4 1/20 ISO80 4mm

Requirement 4: Image manipulated
I chose to make this picture black and white, the lighting was dark except for the lamp shining down, I chose to have the yellow chick yellow and the background black and white so he would really stand out I used pic monkey
f/2.4 1/120 ISO50 4mm
Part 2: My choice
I chose a blank background so you can focus on all of the necklaces and the imperfections of the wood cross, I chose a bright light to make it soft and I took the photo and a side view to add some depth to the photo
f/2.4 1/20 ISO250 4mm


Assignment #5 Still Life - Kristi

Requirement #1 Self Portrait Still Life

 
A Few Of My Favorite Things
 A blanket my mother made for me as a background
and a window for natural lighting.
Edited in Picasa
125s   4.5mm   f/3.5   ISO 400
 

Requirement #2  Themed Collection

 
What's in My Backpack
My sleeping bag for a background and
natural light from outside
Edited in Picasa
1/60s   4.5mm   f/3.5   ISO 400
 

Requirement #3  Transparent or Reflective Objects

Mirrors & Candles
Used mirrors for background and foreground.
Used candles and a small overhead light to give it a soft romantic feeling.
Edited in Picasa using pale yellow color blurred soft edges.
1/10s  16.5mm   f/5.0   ISO 1600

Requirement #5  Background Added or Enhanced

Overall Image Manipulated


Dawson Sunset ~ Original
1/100s   13.0mm   f/4.5   ISO 320

 
Edited in Picasa using a Polaroid background
and text added.
 

Edited in Picasa Using Drawing Mode and
Color Tinted

 

Part 2  ~ Your Choice


Campus Store with Red Accent
Created using the color accent setting on the camera.
Edited in Picasa
1/25s   9.3mm   f/4.0   ISO 800
 

Assignment #5 Still Life Emily

Part One


Self Portrait
I chose my cheetah blanket for my background because I love cheetah print and keeping warm with blankets. I then arranged some objects that describe my life. I used my build-a-bear because I love cute stuffed animals, and it's in a Patriots outfit, which is my favorite NFL team. I used my Patriots slippers because I love shoes. I put some candles in there because I like them. I put some of my sports medals in there because I enjoy sports and was good at them. I put a family photo in the middle because family is the most important thing to me. I also used some red solo cups because wherever there are red cups, there's a good time.  I just used the light in my room.
ISO: 320, Focal Length: 4mm, Shutter Speed: 1/20 sec, Aperture: f/2.2

 Themed Collection
Basketball
I love basketball. I made my theme with a basketball, my basketball warm-up shirt, my basketball shoes, a gatorade, a picture of my team, and another basketball shirt with the sleeve saying "Wildcat Pride." My background is a star quilt that I received from a girl named Trisha Longee at my districts basketball tournament my senior year. I used brighter lighting.
ISO: 320, Focal Length: 4mm, Shutter Speed: 1/17 sec, Aperture: f/2.2

Game Theme
For my second theme, I chose a game theme. My family loves getting together and playing games. I chose four of our favorite games and used some of the objects used to playing the game and set them around. I also put in some chips and drinks because you can't have game night without some refreshments! I used my kitchen curtains and table for the background because that's where the games are played. The lighting is bright to show that I love game night.
ISO: 160, Focal Length: 4mm, Shutter Speed: 1/30 sec, Aperture: f/2.2



Transparent and Reflective Objects
I used wine glasses because they're pretty. I also tried getting the mirror in. The background in my bathroom sink in the dorm. The lighting is dark to show the colors more.
ISO: 2000, Focal Length: 4mm, Shutter Speed: 1/15 sec, Aperture: f/2.2
Edited in Photoshop


 Enhanced Image
I really liked my red solo cup lights, so I found all the alcohol in my parents' house to enhance the background. It's enhanced because the background was completely dark, and then I plugged in the lights to light it back up and enhance the photo. My background is a zebra blanket because when you go out and party, you need to look good.
ISO: 640, Focal Length: 4mm, Shutter Speed: 1/15 sec, Aperture: f/2.2

Part Two: Sunset

I pulled over coming home and took this beautiful sunset picture.
ISO: 1250, Focal Length: 4mm, Shutter Speed: 1/15 sec, Aperture: f/2.2

Tuesday, February 17, 2015

Assignment #4 Exterior Architecture - Kristi

Stipulation 1 - Vertical Vanishing Point


Power Tower
Edited in Picasa 3
1/60s   4.3mm   f/3.4   ISO 160
 
 

Bell Street Bridge Structural Beam
Edited in Picasa 3
1/60s   4.3   f/3.4   ISO 320

 

Stipulation 2 - Horizontal Angle Vanishing Point

 
 
 Bell Street Walking Path
Edited in Picasa 3
1/60s   4.3mm   f/3.4   ISO  250
 
 
 
 Bell Street in Black & White
Edited in Picasa 3
1/60s   4.3mm   f/4.0   ISO 160
 
 

Stipulation 3 - No Visible Vanishing Point

 
 
 Charley Montana House
Edited in Picasa 3
1/40s   5.8mm   f/3.5   ISO 400
 
 

Stipulation 4 - Framed Composition

 
 
 GTA Framed
Edited in Picasa 3
1/60s   14.4mm   f/4.5   ISO 400
 
 

Stipulation 5 - Repeating Patterns 

 
 
 Row of Trees
Edited in Picasa 3
1/30s   38.7mm   f/5.6   ISO 400
 
 
 Patterns Everywhere
Edited in Picasa 3
1/80s   6.2mm   f/3.5   ISO 125
 
 

Stipulation 6 - Reflections, Shadows, Night, or Silhouette

 
 Makoshika in Reflection - Twilight Hours
Edited in Picasa 3
1/40s 4.5mm   f/3.5   ISO 400
 
 
 Badlands Reflected
Edited in Picasa 3
1/20s   4.3mm   f/3.4   ISO 800
 
 

Part 2 Your Choice

 
 Sky-Lines
1/125s   25.8mm   f/5.0   ISO 250
 
 
 Bell Street Pathways
Edited in Picasa 3
1/40s   6.1mm   f/3.5   ISO 200
 
 

Assignment 4 Exterior Architecture-Quincy

Requirement 1Vertical Vanishing Point: Church Cross
ISO50  f2.4  S1/447 4mm

Requirement 2 Horizontal Vanishing Point: Texaco
ISO50  F2.4 S1/2169 4mm
 2
Requirement 3 No Visible Vanishing Point
ISO50  f2.4  S1/1153 4mm

 

Requirement 4 Frame Subject: Church framed with trees
ISO50  f2.4  S1/1153 4mm
Requirement 5 Repeating pattern: Shingles
ISO50  f2.4  S1/1641 4mm

Requirement 6 Reflection: Trees and cars
ISO50  f2.4  S1/661 4mm


Your Choice: Brick Wall /Mural
ISO50  f2.4  S1/1205 4mm

Assignment #4 Exterior Architecture Emily

Part One

Vertical Vanishing Point
ISO: 32, Aperture: f/2.2, Focal Length: 4mm, Shutter Speed: 1/2933 sec.

Horizontal Vanishing Point
ISO: 32, Aperture: f/2.2, Focal Length: 4mm, Shutter Speed: 1/1466 sec.

 No Visible Vanishing Point
ISO: 32, Aperture: f/2.2, Focal Length: 4mm, Shutter Speed: 1/1580 sec.

Frame the Composition
ISO: 32, Aperture: f/2.2, Focal Length: 4mm, Shutter Speed: 1/5882 sec.

 Repeating Pattern
ISO: 400, Aperture: f/2.4, Focal Length: 2mm, Shutter Speed: 1/20 sec.

Reflection
ISO: 32, Aperture: f/2.2, Focal Length: 4mm, Shutter Speed: 1/805 sec.

Part Two: Senior Night
Thomas giving my mom a hug.
ISO: 64, Aperture: f/2.2, Focal Length: 4mm, Shutter Speed: 1/30 sec.

 My mom, Matthew, and my dad posing.
ISO: 80, Aperture: f/2.2, Focal Length: 4mm, Shutter Speed: 1/30 sec.

Matthew's biggest fans!
ISO: 80, Aperture: f/2.2, Focal Length: 4mm, Shutter Speed: 1/30 sec.