Photojournalism Photos ( Pecan Festival )

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.

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.

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

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

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.