Showing posts with label Photography Class. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography Class. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 20, 2014

Final Portfolio | Local Bakers

My portfolio reflects my focus in portraiture, as I was photographing bakers in their respective kitchens and also posing them with their work. I enjoyed creating this portfolio, because I was able to take both actions shots of each subject and also posed portraits of them. My portfolio consists of two subjects that are amateur bakers, and two that work professionally at a local bakery. The two amateur subjects were shot in their respective homes, and the two professionals were shot in the bakery they work in.




 






Thursday, February 20, 2014

Conceptual Project | Burning Calories

For this project we chose a concept, and tried to depict that without using photoshop; just straight photography. I saw the idea of Burning Calories in a magazine and decided to attempt it myself. I really like how the photos turned out, here are a few of my favorites:





Digital Surrealism

For this photo, I replaced the painting in the center with another copy of the original photo, and did that several times to create this finished product. 


Wednesday, January 15, 2014

Architecture

Our most recent assignment was to photograph the architecture of a place. I chose to photograph my friend Emily's house, which her parents designed themselves. Here are some of my favorites:






 
 




Wednesday, January 8, 2014

Exploration of Patterns

For our Midterm assignment, we needed to choose a fashion trend, and photograph it in the studio; my theme was patterns.






Age


For this assignment, we went into the studio and photographed models from three different age ranges. 














Thursday, October 17, 2013

HDR at Carter Mountain




To achieve HDR, you layer several images taken at different exposures on top of each other, to create an image with each part properly exposed. 

Sunday, September 29, 2013

CHS vs. Monticello Field Hockey












A strong sports action photo is achieved through trying to fill the frame with action, and freezing motion or capturing movement in the form of blur. For my "something different" photo I was trying to capture both teams and the score board, but still have the focus be on the CHS team.