Sunday, March 14, 2010

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Editing Challenge













1. HDR Mason Temple- 1 shot
2. March 3, 2010 & 2:40 pm
3. Bannack, MT - 4.3
4. 1/640 - Nikon D70

I used dynamic photo for this HDR image but instead of combining 3 images of different exposures, I just used one image and made an HDR out of it.

Bannack Edits






















1. HDR #1
2. March 3, 2010 & 2:29 pm
3. Bannack, MT - 4.3
4. 5/8 - Nikon D70
























1. HDR #2
2. March 3, 2010 & 2:29 pm
3. Bannack, MT - 4.3
4. 1/6 - Nikon D70
























1. HDR #3
2. March 3, 2010 & 2:30 pm
3. Bannack, MT - 4.3
4. 1/3 - Nikon D70

























Candles HDR Final Edit


















1. HDR #1
2. March 3, 2010 & 1:21 pm
3. Bannack, MT - 4.3
4. 5/8 - Nikon D70
5. Tripod

















1. HDR #2
2. March 3, 2010 & 1:21 pm
3. Bannack, MT - 4.3
4. 1/3 - Nikon D70
5. Tripod

















1. HDR #3
2. March 3, 2010 & 1:22 pm
3. Bannack, MT - 4.3
4. 1/6 - Nikon D70
5. Tripod
















Red door HDR Shot


I used the trial version of Dynamic Photo to make these High Dynamic Range (HDR) photos. I took 3 pictures of the same thing at 3 different exposures; -2, 0 & 2, and then combined them in Dynamic Photo and did some editing to come out with these HDR shots.

Saturday, March 6, 2010

Bannack













1. Portrait Shot
2. March 3, 2010 & 2:47 pm
3. Bannack, MT - 4.3
4. 1/800 - Nikon D70













1. Ghosts
2. March 3, 2010 & 3:35 pm
3. Bannack, MT - 4.3
4. 6" - Nikon D70

5. Tripod













1. Garage Equipment
2. March 3, 2010 & 9:36 am
3. Dubious, ID - 4.3
4. 1/40 - Nikon D70














1. Dubious Garage
2. March 3, 2010 & 9:31 am
3. Dubious, ID- 4.3
4. 1/400 - Nikon D7













1. Free Mason Temple
2. March 3, 2010 & 3:00 pm
3. Bannack, MT - 4.3
4. 1/249 - Nikon D70














1. The Red House
2. March 3, 2010 & 3:11 pm
3. Bannack, MT - 3.6
4. 1/499 - Nikon D70














1. Hotel Meade Staircase
2. March 3, 2010 & 3:53 pm
3. Bannack, MT - 4.3
4. 1/80 - Nikon D70














1. The Hotel Meade
2. March 3, 2010 & 3:07 pm
3. Bannack, MT - 7.1
4. 1/200 - Nikon D70










1. Main Street Panoramic
2. March 3, 2010 & 3:07 pm
3. Bannack, MT - 3.9
4. 1/499 - Nikon D70








1. Montana Panoramic
2. March 3, 2010 & 11:53 am
3. Bannack, MT - 4.3
4. 1/1000 - Nikon D70



We went to Bannack, Montana to take some pictures and we had a great time. I edited these pictures a little bit, mainly by adjusting the levels on the pictures. It was a really pretty day which gave me some great shots. I took the ghost shot by leaving my shutter open for 6 seconds and having Andrew stay completely still for 3 seconds then running out of the shot as fast as he could. I took the depth of field shot on the staircase at the Hotel Meade. I took a few shots to make a panoramic and then pieced them together in Photoshop using photo merge.

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Scanography



















This is a photo collage of a few of my favorite things. I scanned these items with my scanner onto my laptop. The original image is the background of a magazine picture, my iPod touch, cell phone, Tiffany's bracelet and a candy cane. I then scanned in the camera (which I cropped and edited with a mask to get just that image and then moved it onto the original image) and my ring.

Thursday, February 25, 2010

Edge Effects



















1. Newport Beach Temple
2. August 18, 2009 & 12:11 pm
3. Newport Beach, CA - 7.2
4. 1/320 - Nikon Coolpix S52
















1. Long Beach
2. April 16, 2009 & 8:30 pm
3. Newport Beach, CA - 3.6
4. 2/5 - Nikon Coolpix S52

I added a boarder around these pictures and text but that is all the editing I did to these pictures. I really liked the way they both turned out, I think they look like postcards.

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Night & Light













1. Smiley
2. February 24, 2010 & 12:59 am
3. Idaho - 22
4. 15" - Nikon D70














1. Star light
2. February 24, 2010 & 1:03 am
3. Idaho - 22
4. 15" - Nikon D70


I just took these pictures in the dark at my house while writing on the wall with a flashlight. It wasn't a very strong flashlight so I had to shine the light right up close on the wall for it to show up. I edited the contrast and brightness a little bit in photoshop and added the multiply effect on the star picture just to make it look better. I thought this was a cool assignment and can't wait to experiment more with it.