Hoodie Allen Edit/Collage.

Photoshop: Restore a Damaged Photo

Photoshop: Caricature Using Liquify Tool

Photoshop: Pop Art #2

Photoshop: Virtual Makeover

Pop Art Collage

Collage: Marilyn Monroe

Macro-Nature

Sporting event: Cheerleader

Waterscape: Clearlake&Konocti

Farm Animals: "Martin Jr." the Rooster

Now and Then: Kelseyville High School (1994 vs. 2013)

Weather and Sky

3D Anaglyph Photography

Logo: Broken Bridge Photography

I am also currently working on a simpler one, in plain black&white.

Portraits: Child

Close-up: Eyes

Unconventional Framing: Natural

Pets&Companions

Photoshop: Colorize with Erased Layer

Black&Orange!

Facebook Cover Photo.

Abstract: Vera sleeping.

Shadow World.

Unconventional Framing: Window frame (Actual)

Photoshop: Colorize Black & White

Photo Re-Touch

Color Replacement: Eyes (original Blue)

Fall Colors: Early Fall.

First Portraits: #1

Before.

After: Cropped, Color&Black/white

Found Alphabet: Color

Found Alphabet: Black&White

Photoshop: Photo Retouching (Gondola)

     After:                                                                         Before:

Cropping&Photoshop.

Mom fire dancing..
Before:

After:

Cropping&Photoshop.

Before cropping&photoshop:

After cropping&photoshop:

Photoshop: Layers and such things. (Before&After)

Before Photoshop.

After Photoshop.

Rule of Thirds.

Same Subject: Different Points of View.

Flowers

1. Bird's eye view

2. Worm's eye view.

 3. From the side.

4. Front-Zoomed out.

5. Front-Zoomed in.

-To take these pictures i had to do a little exploring, i walked out to the soccer field at MVMS and laid on the ground. It was itchy but i was extremely amused by how easy these tiny flowers were to photograph and how well the lighting turned out, considering that the sun was setting at the time.

-The different vantage points can alter the feeling that is conveyed as well as how the lighting hits/looks on the object. It can change whether the picture looks simple or complex. For example, picture #1 (birds eye view) looks simplistic and the flower doesn't stand out very much, but on the other hand, picture #2 (worms eye view) you can see just how big and detailed the flower actually is, creating a much more complex photo.

-Favorite picture: Photo #3 (side view) i like this photo because the colors in general are very bright and give me a happy feeling, the flower came out very detailed and is emphasized by the surrounding grass, blurred surroundings and the bright orange background.

-I didn't have any difficulties with this project, the stem of the flower could have been longer though to get a better worm eye view, but i wouldn't change anything about it. I feel confident about these photos.