Shadows and Light

For my final photo assignment I chose to do shadows and light. There are different shadows in different places all throughout the day, so during this week my eyes were always on the lookout for shadows.

The technical information for my best photo is:
F Number: 2.6
ISO: 200
Shutter Speed: 1/25

Here is an album of my other favorite shadow photos:

Portait

This week I chose to do portraits for my photo assignment. I took pictures of my friend Lauren. We took a ton of pictures; some inside, some outside, and some in borders. I liked the result of the borders pictures with Lauren surrounded by books. I also liked the lighting of the picture outside, which made it my favorite.

The technical information for my best photo is:
F Number: 4
ISO: 80
Shutter Speed: 1/80

Here is an album of some of my other favorite photos:

Visual Dictionary

This week our gimp assignment was to create an image for a visual dictionary. We used type and images to illustrate a word from the dictionary. I chose the word Azure. It is an adjective describing the color blue or a blue sky. It is very pretty.

Nature

This week I chose to do nature for my photo assignment. I took pictures outside when it was sunny and great for photo taking. I took a lot of close up nature photos, showing the interesting details of the nature around us.

The technical information for my best photo is:
F Number: 4
Shutter Speed: 1/200
ISO: 80

Here is an album of some of my other favorite nature photos:

Visual Puns

This week we did Visual Puns, where we used gimp to create images that were a play on words.

My 3 puns were 'lime stone', 'hit the hay', and 'kick the bucket'.

Macro

This week I chose to do Macro for my photo assignment. I took close up photos of objects in my house using the macro setting on the camera.



The technical data for my best photo is:
F Number: 2.6
Shutter Speed: 1/60
ISO: 125

Here is an album of my other favorite photos from this assignment:

Panoramic Gimp Assignment

This week our gimp assignment was to take 3 different photos for a panoramic scene, and work in gimp to blend them together into one seamless image.
My panoramic scene was in the library.