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Unusual Angle: Lights for the parking lot shot from the bottom of the post. Unfortunately there was no percipitation otherwise it would have made for a better shot.
A reflection of the tree and the chair in the lake. I took this photo at Chatham. The photo were a little bit dark so I used curves and a layer mask in PhotoShop to make it more brighter. I also cropped this photo from the right , because there were a half of another tree. I cropped it in order to just focus in this tree.
This is a story of betrayal but which woman is being cheated on...?
I have drawn out this romantic setting of a candle lit dinner but, as you can see, there is more than one woman in this scenario. Is the man with one woman and thinking of the other?is this romantic setting his way of getting with women? or are they just thoughts within his mind where he dreams of being with different women? please give me your oppinions.......
I have no prior experience with any type of photo editing before this class. I used Photoshop Elements for this specific photo. I adjusted the levels of the red, green, and blue colors individually, then I increased the saturation and contrast overall. This made the colors stand out more than in the original photograph. I wanted to try to take out the red barn in the background, but it wasn't turning out how I would have hoped. I think I could've achieved it if I spent more time on it, but it doesn't take away from the photograph too substantially that I thought it would be necessary to do. I think the edits make the picture look more cheery and modern, whereas my original photo looked rustic.
I really love this picture. Our assignment was "down" without using the rule of thirds. I took this from the top floor (hee hee) of the Doubletree Hotel in downtown San Diego looking west. I thought it was hilarious how the assignment was "down" but the chevrons created by the roof pointed up. So I lined up the balcony and shrubs on the right and made sure not to blow out the driveway and voila...out came the colors.