Figuring out Perspectives...

The best representation of Perspective: 

Whose perspective? a Dog

The best representation of mood:

Whose perspective? A Book

The best representation of Sound : 

Whose perspective? a Foot

Most powerful representation of perspective and place: 

Whose perspective? A Magazine

Continuing the Story...

Tree & Chain by Jamie Spell

Pole and Wire by Me.

Your Eye's Speak More Than Your Tongue...

"I look to the Future..."

Photo By : Meghan Johnson

"I need you..."

Photo By : Ana Caicedo

"I trust you..."

Photo By : Me

"Innocence..."

Photo By : Me

"Happy :)..."

Photo By : Mandy Sheashen

"I'm not doing anything wrong..."

Photo By : Andrew Orr

Seasons Change...

Seasons are changing
And waves are crashing
And stars are falling all for us
Days grow longer and nights grow shorter

Making a GIF...

This photography class is teaching me more and more about the different things that you can create with photoshop and dreamweaver. Today we created a .gif file by using 3 to 5 different images. 

"There's nothing you can do that can't be done
Nothing you can sing that can't be sung
Nothing you can say but you can learn how to play the game
It's easy
....
All you need is:"

Our second gif is a sequence of the same image but with different editing.

Exploring the World of Photoshop...

In class last week we worked on photoshop and explored how to change the color of one object in the photo and make the background black and white. The photo I chose to experiment on was one of the American Flag I took in Lake Tahoe, California over the summer.

The Original Image:

The Edited Image: 

Freezing Movement...

In class last week we worked on how to freeze movement and continued to work on our assignment for Action and Motion. After class I continued to work on the assignment and went to Wilkesboro, NC to allow my friends to assist me. We went to Smithey Creek Park off of HWY 421, which is a boat ramp and playground. My friend Katie asked one of her guy friends if he would come out and drive his Dodge Cummins (a diesel truck) up and down the parking lot. It took a while, but eventually I succeeded in capturing the Panning Motion shot that we needed for our assignment.

I was so excited when I managed to get the Truck in focus!

Not only did my friends help with the panning motion, but also the freeze motion.

And the Motion.