Monday, April 11, 2011
Theme 1-Music and Text
From now until the rest of the year my pictures will all have the same theme. The theme that i will be working with is Music. I have been surrounded by music my entire life and it seems as if it will be with me for the rest of my life. Music has gotten me through good times and bad, and because of that I will always have a good relationship with it. The picture i have here is of a guitar, and to further show my respect for music i have added text. Adding text to a picture can do way more than just putting words in, it can help accent the message you are trying to get across. There are many way you can arrange your words and letters to accent that message even more so. For this picture i choose to add the text, "When words fall, music will rise", and the letters in the word "fall" looks like they are falling. I also have the entire "music will rise" part of the text lining the edge of the guitar going upwards. Instead of using Photoshop to add the text, I used Adobe Illustrator. Illustrator allows you to add text in many different styles. With the many different options, it is easier to find a style that will fit your photo perfectly.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Sharpen
Today we learned a new way to enhance our photos using photoshop. We learned how to sharpen our picture. Sharpening a picture allows the viewer to see more detail in the picture. As you can see in the before (first picture) and after (second picture) pictures, you
can clearly see more detail in the after picture.

Thursday, March 24, 2011
Rhythm

Color Emphasis


Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Portraits and Lighting




Monday, March 21, 2011
White Balance-Clone Stamp and Vignette


Monday, March 7, 2011
A Day in the Life of Lexi-ISO

For this assignment, i took pictures of a day in the life of my dog, Lexi. While taking these pictures, i was supposed to change my ISO settings on my camera in order to make the camera more sensitive to light. Unfortunately, I don't have the optioin of manually setting the ISO settings on my Camera, so i'll just talk about what i would've changed. ISO settings usually range from 100 to 1600. For lighter conditions, which are usually outside on a sunny day, you should use a lower ISO, and for a darker setting, usually in a darker room or with an overcast sky, you use a higher ISO. For example. the image on the right, i would have used a higher ISO. This is because the picture was taken inside in a darker room. After i took and edited all of my pictures using photoshop, I made a final collage of a day in the life of my dog, Lexi. This is the second picture on the right....which will be up tomorrow.
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