Thursday, May 21, 2015
Monday, May 11, 2015
Stacked Images Practice
This is my end result of my stacked image practice. In the process I used six photos in photoshop to make this image.
Friday, April 17, 2015
Lightroom Adjustments Experiments
1.
In this photo I did color correction using the tone curve.
2.
Here I used the gradient tool on the grass and also adjusted the exposure.
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
HDR photography practice
MERGED HDR PHOTO
The process I used to create an HDR photograph was using Adobe Photoshop CS5. It basically created the HDR photo, but I did adjust some settings to show more of the HDR that I wanted to see.
I liked the final product, it looks very cool and I like the vibrance of the colors and how you can see textures.
original 1
original 2
original 3
Landscape Photography
Exposure - 1/50
F/ 6.3
ISO - 100
Lens 18-55mm
Exposure - 1/100
F/ 6.3
ISO 400
Lens 18-55mm
Exposure - 1/50
F/ 6.3
ISO 100
Lens 18-55mm
Exposure - 1/60
F/ 8.0
ISO 100
Lens 18-55mm
Exposure - 1/60
F/ 8.00
ISO 160
Lens 18-55mm
Exposure - 1/25
F/ 9.0
ISO 800
Lens 18-55mm
Exposure - 1/25
F/ 9.0
ISO 800
Lens 18-55mm
Exposure - 1/80
F/ 14
ISO 400
Lens 18-55mm
Friday, March 27, 2015
Family Portraits
Exposure: 1/20
F 5.6
ISO 800
Exposure: 1/20
F 5.6
ISO800
Exposure: 1/30
F 5.6
ISO 800
Exposure: 1/30
F 4.5
ISO 800
Exposure: 1/30
F 4.0
ISO 1600
Exposure: 1/30
F 4.0
ISO 1600
Exposure: 1/40
F 4.0
ISO 500
Exposure: 1/20
F 5.6
ISO 1600
Exposure: 1/20
F 5.6
ISO 1600
Friday, March 6, 2015
HDR preview
1. What does HDR stand for?
High Dynamic Range
2. In your own words, explain what makes an HDR photo an HDR photo?
Combining three different photos to create one, creating an effect of more depth in the colors and light
3. What is bracketing?
Bracketing is when you take several shots of the same subject with different exposures.
4. What software can you use to produce an HDR image?
You can use Photoshop to combine the photos together
5. When selecting layers, what do you have to be careful about when creating your HDR photos?
Making sure you select the exposed parts you want of the photos
6. Save your favorite HDR photo on your blog.
High Dynamic Range
2. In your own words, explain what makes an HDR photo an HDR photo?
Combining three different photos to create one, creating an effect of more depth in the colors and light
3. What is bracketing?
Bracketing is when you take several shots of the same subject with different exposures.
4. What software can you use to produce an HDR image?
You can use Photoshop to combine the photos together
5. When selecting layers, what do you have to be careful about when creating your HDR photos?
Making sure you select the exposed parts you want of the photos
6. Save your favorite HDR photo on your blog.
Monday, March 2, 2015
Thursday, February 26, 2015
Lanscape Preview part2
10. Filters for Black & White: I you would like to shot in Black & White, yellow, orange, and red filters will help darken the sky and a green filter can help emphasize the different shades of green from the vegetation.
9. Neutral Density (ND) Filter: Adding an ND filter can help you use a slower shutter speed to blur moving water.
8. Filters for Color: A graduated filter will allow you to even up the lighting between the sky and the ground
7. Spare Batteries: In can save your life if one day your camera is low batterie and you have a masterpiece of landscape in front of you.
6. Flashlight: When the grazing light from the low sun emphasizes the contours of the land.
5. Lenses: be prepared for different occasions where a different lens can be more suitable.
4. Tripod: It prevents the camera to shake
3. Photoshop (or similar): fix small problems that will make the photograph better.
2. Camera: need it
1. Your brain: You can be creative
9. Neutral Density (ND) Filter: Adding an ND filter can help you use a slower shutter speed to blur moving water.
8. Filters for Color: A graduated filter will allow you to even up the lighting between the sky and the ground
7. Spare Batteries: In can save your life if one day your camera is low batterie and you have a masterpiece of landscape in front of you.
6. Flashlight: When the grazing light from the low sun emphasizes the contours of the land.
5. Lenses: be prepared for different occasions where a different lens can be more suitable.
4. Tripod: It prevents the camera to shake
3. Photoshop (or similar): fix small problems that will make the photograph better.
2. Camera: need it
1. Your brain: You can be creative
Landscape Preview
Tip 1: Work with the weather- a sunny day is not always the perfect day to shoot, you can also capture great photos when theres a cloudy day, after a storm or before a storm. In this situations you can get different aspects like rainbows, lightning or big clouds that make the landscape more interesting.
Tip 2: Capture movement- capturing movement in your landscape can give it life, mood, and more interest. It's nature so make it look alive, try to capture moment of water, cloud, or birds.
Tip 3: Change point of view- it can definitely capture more attention if you take time thinking about what angle could make your landscape more attractive.
Tip 2: Capture movement- capturing movement in your landscape can give it life, mood, and more interest. It's nature so make it look alive, try to capture moment of water, cloud, or birds.
Tip 3: Change point of view- it can definitely capture more attention if you take time thinking about what angle could make your landscape more attractive.
Wide Awake Sunflowers
Photo by: B'Rob
Admire Austin
Rob Greenbon Photography
Sky canvas, Tree brushes
Photo by: Larry LeFever
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Family Portrait Preview
1. Whose family will you photograph?
I would like to photograph my sister's family or one of my aunts family.
2. Where will you shoot?
Maybe go to a nice place out in the county side or in their backyard.
3. What type of lighting will you use?
I want to use as much natural light to make the photos more natural & warm.
4. What equipment will you need?
Probably a tripod, a light reflector.
5. What challenges will you encounter?
I can't really think of any at this moment, maybe how to make them pose.
6. How will you deal with these challenges?
If I come to face any I will try to fix it by giving out suggestions.
7. Ex.
I would like to photograph my sister's family or one of my aunts family.
2. Where will you shoot?
Maybe go to a nice place out in the county side or in their backyard.
3. What type of lighting will you use?
I want to use as much natural light to make the photos more natural & warm.
4. What equipment will you need?
Probably a tripod, a light reflector.
5. What challenges will you encounter?
I can't really think of any at this moment, maybe how to make them pose.
6. How will you deal with these challenges?
If I come to face any I will try to fix it by giving out suggestions.
7. Ex.
Friday, February 20, 2015
Studio Shoot- set 3
BUTTERFLY- key, fill, and background light
SHADOWLESS- fill light and background light
LOOP- key,fill, and background light
REMBRANT- key,fill, and background light
SPLIT -key,fill, and background light
Studio Shoot- set 2
SHADOWLESS- just the fill light
LOOP-key light with fill light
REMBRANT -key with fill light
SPLIT -key and fill light
BUTTERFLY- with a key and fill light
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