Out of proportion

I used the free transform tool to make the tires bigger than they should be.

Reflection

This is a reflection that I put the background in in Photoshop from another I had. It is supposed to look like she is looking out the window at a sunset.

David Hockney

This is my version of a Dvid Hockney art piece.  I had to take a picture and put a white boarder around it and make it look like it was a polaroid shot.

Portraits

For this assignment, I had to create portraits using a custom shape, paint sketch, cross processing, and one of my choice.

Spot the difference

Can yo spot the differences between the photos? I made one photo different from the other by using the clone stamp tool and the paint tool.

Aged Photo

I added a filter to make it black and white so it looks like it's a picture from the olden days. I also added corners to enhance the old look.  I put stains on it to make it look a little roughed up.

Light logo

I made light in the background by following a tutorial that focused on inner and outer glow.

Collage

I followed the techniques of Bina Altera by using a blue shade for the whole project, tearing the edges of the page, making scratches, and having a small animal take up at least half of the canvas. I wanted to put this guy in a run down apartment swimming under water to represent his stress level and anxiety of being poor.

glowinglobes

Glowinglobes.I used the pin tool to make the lines and I duplicated these about a 1000 times and then I changed the  blending mode to get the neon  colors. I hope you like this because it sure was a lot of work.

I made this sun using S's and M's and rotating them to make a shape.

The macro setting on a digital camera allows you to get an extra close shot.  This is good for nature or cool designs like these. I sharpened these images to make their designs and lines stand out better.

Mid-term

This is my final mid-term project. I added a man and a firehydrant into the image of the street.

Perspective

I manipulated these photos by changing the perspective and the angle of the background as well as adding shadow to give it a 3D affect.

Macro examples

The macro setting on your camera is used for letting you get closer shots and seeing textures you may not see using other settings.

Some things I would like to photograph using this setting would be: leaves, a vacuum hose, and piano keys.

Camera RAW

The first picture was fixed using a slider called blacks.  The next picture, I used the clarity slider.  The third picture I used fill light, the fourth picture I used vignette, and the 5th picture I used white balance.

Scary photos

I had to make one of my friends scary and I also did myself. I changed the texture by following a tutorial.

Carter's Mountain 5

I added an image adjustment to this one to emphasize the texture in the photograph and make the colors more vibrant.

Carter's Mountain 4

I color corrected this one to make the colors stand out.

Carter' Mountain 3

I cropped this photo and then made it sepia tone to make the sky look coppery.

Carter's Mountain 2

I put it on filter and made it sepia tone which gives it a coppery look.

Carter's Mountain photos

I color corrected this one to make the colors more vibrant and stand out.

Visual Puns

For jellyfish, I picked a picture of jelly in a jar and a fish and rotated the fish so he would look like he was jumping out of the jelly. For the mailman, I combined picture of a head, and envelope, arms, and legs and used the blending tool to blend them.

Rule of thirds pics

In this list of rule of thirds pictures, I included line, nature, repitition, people, and the last one was landscape but I didn't do this so I included another picture of line.