Week 10 Holiday

I can't believe this is the last post for this class!

1. Fireworks show; Idaho Falls, Idaho; 10:05; Sony Cybershot 13.9 mega pixels. Fireworks setting.
2. Fireworks show; Idaho Falls, Idaho; 10:13; Sony Cybershot 13.9 mega pixels. Fireworks setting.
3. Fireworks show; Idaho Falls, Idaho; 10:24; Sony Cybershot 13.9 mega pixels. Fireworks setting.

Week 9 Poster

I choose to do two engagement shots for my sister in law. They are getting married in August and I shot their engagement session. I wanted to give them this gift so they can hang these on their wall when they move into their own home.




1. Beaver Dick park: 5/22/09; 11:40am Sony DSC H50: S 1/100: A f 3.2
2. Beaver Dick park: 5/22/09; 11:50am Sony DSC H50: S 1/100: A f 2.8

A photo a day Template

A photo a day

1. Audrey Princess: 6/11/2009, 8:30am; Rexburg,
2. Tree: 6/10/2009, 5:30pm ; Rexburg, Idaho
3. Flower: 6/09/2009, 6:30pm; Rexburg, Idaho
4. Toys: 6/08/2009, 2:30pm ; Rexburg, Idaho
5. Temple: 6/07/2009, 7:45pm; Rexburg, Idaho
6. Sky: 6/06/2009, 8:30pm ; Rexburg, Idaho
7. Bird Nest: 6/05/2009, 6:30pm; Rexburg, Idaho0

Enhanced portrait

For this photo I did some slight editing. I first removed blemishes, adjusted levels, adjusted the Hue/Sats, slightly whitened the teeth. This photo shoot was a lot of fun. I realized you can find a lot of places for a good background if you get creative and look. I wanted to show some rustic in the photo since the couple loves the outdoors.

1. Engagement Photo: 8/12/2009, 12:30pm ; Beaver Dick Park; Aperture 2.8; Sony DSC-H50

Week 6 Portraits

This is a photo shoot I did for my Sister-in-law. We had a lot of fun shooting. I tired to implement some tips that I have learned. I think these two shots really show how to angle the camera and get above the subjects.


1. Engagement Photo: 8/12/2009, 11:30am ; Beaver Dick Park; Aperture 3.2; Sony DSC-H50
2. Engagement Photo: 8/12/2009, 12:30pm ; Beaver Dick Park; Aperture 2.8; Sony DSC-H50

Border

In photo shop I brought a photo in and adjusted the levels, size and saturation first. I then went in and added a layer. I then put a rectangluar box in the photo. I then used the square eraser tool and brought back part of the image.