- Cropped picture
-resize
-levels - so the blacks and whites were right
-contrast check - to fix the brightness and the contrast of the picture
-spot healing- to get rid of little specks
- duplicate layer
-quickmask
-gaussian blur - to make her skin look nice and smooth
-erased everything but skin - so the skin stayed smooth looking and everything else wasn't blurry
-flatten image
Savanna
Friday, January 21, 2011
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
poster. jan
To make this poster i took pictures of animals from the internet, i made the photo quality better by changing brightness, colors, and contrast. I also cropped in the art in action logo.
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Friday, November 5, 2010
porturate. nov.6
1) Too edit this photo, I used adjusted the levels.
2) I changed it to Monochrome.
3) I used healing brush and clean up her face a bit.
4) On layers, I copied the background.
5) Added Surface Blur
6) Erased all Surface blur, except skin.
2) I changed it to Monochrome.
3) I used healing brush and clean up her face a bit.
4) On layers, I copied the background.
5) Added Surface Blur
6) Erased all Surface blur, except skin.
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
rule of thirds. nov.3
Rule of thirds is all about composing a story using a picture. In our example the photographer aimed his focus on the logg fence, making the person and barn hitting the point wich made the photo make sence. Using this affect where you focus on an object and you subject in the background is a ver nice way to create a story.
In our seccond photo the photographer did a fantastic job at capturing the mountains, along with the water and dock. It is a perfect scene shot and it is pulled together nicely. He used rule of thirds to have a main focus on the mountains it seems, the dock and water are hitting rules of thirds.
On the third picture the photographer used his main focus, the bird and the man, as the story teller. The people viewing were blurred out wich created the subject more dramastic. rule of thirds hit the bird, the man, and the viewers. I like this photo best, it really captures a story.
In our seccond photo the photographer did a fantastic job at capturing the mountains, along with the water and dock. It is a perfect scene shot and it is pulled together nicely. He used rule of thirds to have a main focus on the mountains it seems, the dock and water are hitting rules of thirds.
On the third picture the photographer used his main focus, the bird and the man, as the story teller. The people viewing were blurred out wich created the subject more dramastic. rule of thirds hit the bird, the man, and the viewers. I like this photo best, it really captures a story.
Monday, November 1, 2010
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
book cover. oct.26
I made two book covers that were both different and in the end i combinded all of them to make my favorite of the two, the finished product is the top one. I wasn't quite sure what would be best for this assignment to i posted all of the different covers i made on the one topic, wich was SAW the movie.
Friday, October 8, 2010
september lights. oct.8
In this assignment i used the september sun and the fall tree inorder to create this effect where the sun comes through the leaves. After i was done photographing the pictures i chose the best one, then i uploaded the photo to photoshop and began working on it. I duplicated my layers so that i could make the tree trunk darker without destroying the color of my leaves. I also used the burn and dodge tool to create a more 'life like' affect. The photo in wich you see is my finished product..
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
layers. sep.21
This assignment was about using layers to create a more dramatic picture, without the fake colours that come into the picture during the editing process. Using the dodge and burn tool emphasizes some parts of the picture and make others less noticable and more bright, for example, brightening the lower half of the picture to draw more attention to the dark mountains and sky.
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