Digital Assignment 10: Studio Flash Unit

Thanksgiving Prep.

Aperture: f/5.6

Exposure Time: 3 sec.

I used this picture for ambiguous portraits because she is very focused on preparing the food and isn't aware of me at all.

Kelly & Christopher

Aperture: f/5.6

Exposure Time: 2 seconds

I took this picture because neither one was paying attention to me and I found it a funny brother, sister moment.  I like the way the door frames Christopher as a second layer to the photo.

Contact Sheet-Roll 13: Ambiguous Portraits

Squirrel!

Aperture: f/8

Exposure time: 3 sec. with burning at top corners and bottom.

I like this picture because I like how I caught the dog looking right at the squirrel, and it leads you to see the squirrel.

Free Speech Wall

Aperture: f/11

Exposure Time: 4 seconds

I took this picture because I liked the lighting with the shadows and all the writing on the wall. I also liked the little girl drawing in the background.

Contact sheet- Roll 12: Downtown Mall

Leaves!

Aperture: f/8

Exposure Time: 2 sec & burn in 2 one sides and bottom.

I took this picture because I liked how they were playing with the leaves and I thought it would make a good sepia print because the leaves go well with sepia tone. I like how this one turned out in sepia.

Lunchtime

Aperture: f/5.6

Exposure time: 2 sec.

I took this picture becaused I liked how he was framed by the other kids arm. I chose to print this one  because of the framing and because I thought it was really cute.

Contact Sheet- Roll 11:Sepia Toning

Roll 10:Positive Polaroid "lift-offf" prints

Digital Assignment 9: Split Toning

Digital Assignment 8:Blue Toning

Digital Assignment 7: Sepia Toning

Mid-Term Print: Colton

Aperture: f/8

Exposure time: 4 sec. & 6 extra sec. on backgroun

I chose this print because I liked the framing of the boy in the tree.

Positive Polaroid Transfer

For this assignment we used our pictures from the color slie film and took the actual picture and put it in to hot water and peeled off the thin piece with the picture on it. We then put the picture piece on to a piece of watercolor paper.

Digital Assignment 6- Mimic Hand Coloring

Lincoln

Aperture: f/11

Exposure time: 3 sec.

I took this picture because it was really cute and there was even lighting for the coloring. I just colored his shirt  and framed him with the back of the seat and the hand rest of the booster seat, I colored this to draw the attention to him.

Cassius

Aperture: f/8

Exposure time: 3 sec.

I took this picture because the lighting was mostly even and would be easy to color. I colored him  to stand out and then lightly colored the background and Lincoln so that there is a background but its softer than the main subject.

Contact sheet- Roll 8: Hand Coloring

Carters Mt.

Aperture: f/5.6

Exposure Time: 6sec. & 3 extra on background.

I took this picture to turn in as layers. you have the kids and parents and then layers of backgrounds. As well as a foreground with the scarcrow and ground.

Pumpkins!

Aperture: f/5.6

Exposure Time: 6 sec. & 4 extra on pumpkins

 I chose to take this picture because of the people in the background all doing something different. This makes the picture more interesting than if it was just the pupmkins and maybe one person in the background.

Contact sheet-Roll 7: Carters Mountain

Paige

This photo was also for my cross-processoing roll. The color change many made the background more of a sepia tone.

Downtown

This photo is for our cross-process roll. For this roll we used color slide film and brought it to a photo lab to cross-process. This process changes the color hue in the picture giving the picture a different look.

Digital Assignment 5:Mimic cross-processing

Digital Assignment 4: Solarization

Digital Assignment 3: Polaroid Transfer mimic

Digital Assignment 2: 3200 mimic

Digital Assignment 1: Free

Aperture:f/8

First Exsposure:4 sec.

Second Exposure:4 sec.

This picture I used for solarization because of the contrast change. This cat is normally black and white so it turned out well with the film and looks cool when its solarized. I kept the blinds most of the way down to add to the picture so it looked different.

Graffiti

Aperture:f/11

First Exposure:10 sec. w/filters magenta 130 & yellow 23

Second Exposure: 10 seconds no filters

I took this picture because graffiti has many different colors which when in black and white is contrast changes and that is what you need for solarization to look really cool.

Contact Sheet-Roll 5: Solarization

Negative Polaroid Transfers Roll 4

i took this picture for the transfers because it has bright colors and also has layers making it a more interesting picture. Transfers work better if the have light colors because they go to the other paper easier with less lift off.

I took this picture because I liked the bird on the fence with the yellow flower in the background. However there was a lot of dark colors in this photo so there was more lift off , so not as smooth of a transfer.

Cassius & Gromet

Aperture:f/3.5

Exposure Time: 24sec w/ 14 extra on background and seat.

I took this picture for the layers because this is for the layers assignment. One layer is the puppy at the bottom. ANother layer is the boy Cassius standing in the back. A third is the gator they are standing in. A fourth is the gravel in the back. And a fifth is the trees in the very back.  

Country Boys

Aperture:f/3.5

Exposure Time:9 sec.

I took this picture because it shows layers well. One layer is the two boys. Another layer is the two dogs playing behind them. A third layer is the building behind them with the trucks in it. And a fourth  layer is the trees and gravel in the background.