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This photo looked very warm before because the sun was out. I edited it to make

it look more cold for the sunny day. I also messed around with the colors

of her outfit making some stand out more than others. Also I thought it would

be cool to try ad edit her eyes so I used a paint brush tool and brushed over the eyes to

then enhance the light brown. This photo shows her childish outdoor side.

Commercial

Maddy's face was very red in this photo originally and it was hard to try and bring

down the red in her face while still leaving it in her shirt. I also made the lockers in the 

background a light grey so it wouldn't stand out to much but still shows part of her like how she's 

a high school student.

Project 9

Vaughan Hannigan

http://www.vh-artists.com/index.html#

 I really like the colors in the photo. I like that on the right there are some bright colors,

but overall the photo has very similar colors. I really like photos where someones eye 

color pops out. I also like how the photo was taken as a close up and only focuses on her face.

Im not usually a fan of black and white photos unless the are portraits. I really like

how she is wearing a white shirt so it kinda pops out as more bright. I also like that it shows

her from a side profile. Another thing I really like is that her hair is not perfect its kind of

just going with the wind it gives the photo more meaning.

Tim Tadder
http://www.timtadder.com/

Project 8

I decided to make the background a picture I took of the Fremont Bridge. Then

I added 3 pictures of different pictures of Sophia looking around with her camera in hand.

Then I took a photo of Hailey and edited her hair to be yellow like the sun. I cropped 

another photo of her hair to be the suns rays. I added the dog in the bottom and had 

Sophia look at it like she wanted to take a photo and then added a pond that Sophia

is also looking at.

Surrealism & Photomontage

Surrealism

Photo Painted by Robert Gonsalves.

Photo is called Tributaries.

Photo Painted by Vladimir Kush

Photomontage

Project 7

Daguerreotype:

Before:

After:

I emulated a daguerreotype and tinted it a blue gray to make it look

a little older. I added a scratched up concrete wall to give it texture.

I made the corners of this photo look very warn out.

Daguerreotype:

Before:

After:

I emulated a daguerreotype of the portland sign and tinted

it a light brown to make it look older and worn. I used a frame

around the ends that made it look a little washed out. I used a ruff

concrete wall to add texture.

Cyanotype:

Before:

After:

I emulated a cyanotype and with this I used a paint brush tool that

was black so when placed on the photo it would only show the part

of the photo in the black. I tinted it a dark blu end added a concrete

background.

Gum Bichromate:

Before:

After:

I emulated a gum bichromate using a photo taken on

the golf course. I used a layer of yellow, pink and blue

to make the photo look like a summer cold day. You

can still tell the different textures even with the flat concrete

 wall I used.

Gum Bichromate:

Before:

After:

I emulated a gum bichromate using a dark green and pink. After

layering the photos I tinted the whole photo blue to make the 

bridge and building pop.

Tilt Shift:

Before

After:

I picked the middle of the photo to stay in focus so the buildings in

front would look like they are closer than they really are and everything

else will look farther. When editing it I made the colors pop more.

Project 6

HDR

 In one of the photos you could only see the cloudy sky

and then in the other you were only able to see the building.

In each of the photos you could see part of the tree and than

they came together to complete a picture. I edited it to have 

the sunrise stand out and make the rose more red.

HDR

I took this photo at night so it was pretty dark for the most part,

but in one of the photos you could only see the sunset and

 then in the other you could only see the homes. I edited this photo

to make the sunset a little brighter than it was originally.

Multiple Exposure

I took a photo when we were downtown of a bridge and 

then decided to blend it with a pink rose because Portland is

'Rose City'. When editing i tried really hard to have all of the

bridge standing out while still having the edges of the rose obvious.

This is probably my favorite.

Multiple Exposure

I took about 8-10 photos of all these posts that were very similar

in style but different colors. I had to take the same amount of steps

from each of them so they would all line up when merged together. 

I edited this to make the colors darker like the main colors in a 

rainbow. I think this photo turned out really cool with a lot of

different posts.

Multiple Exposure

I took one photo of snowy trees with a white background and 

then when blended with a sunset the white background turned

the color of a sunset. I edited it so the sky would be a pinky

yellow but the trees would still look snowy.

Multiple Exposure

I took 5 photos while keeping my camera in the same spot

while the ducks were moving so when blended together

it looks like the ducks are currently in motion. I didn't edit this photo 

much because I though the reflection of the sun and buildings added

a cool look to the pond.

Panorama

This was 5 or 6 photos that I took of the ferment bridge and what

was around it. It matched together perfectly and then I edited it to 

make the sky blue because it was a sunny day and have the grass

be a bright dark green while still keeping the building on the right

looking kind of rusty and old.

Panorama

I took 3 photos of this post with designs on it and then when they

were put together the lighting was kind of messed up because of the

sky. I think this photo would look really cool edited black and white because

you wouldn't be able to tell the difference in colors.