Panoramic

Used Photomerge in Photoshop to put together a few pictures of Riby Lake to make a panoramic.

Hockney

This image was made by taking a ton of pictures of the same place from the same place and then putting them together. You'll notice that the biker with the yellow shirt is in their multiple times. (you may have to click on the picture to get a bigger image)
This picture plays off the same idea as the Hockney type image except that each picture used is see through to the picture below it. The background stays the same and becomes distinguishable, but the biker is in each picture and looks ghost like because the individual photos are semi-transparent.

Scanogram

These are from a scanogram assignment. We were to 1-scan items into the computer and then use them to create a picture 2- do a straight scan and that is the picture.This picture was made using 6 different photos. 5 were scanned in from a magazine and 1 was a photo that wasn't scanned. They were then put together to practice using tools in photoshop
This photo and the one below were made using a scanner. To make the photo above I left the scanner lid open. For the photo below I closed the lid to the scanner. It's amazing how that changes the look and feel of the picture.

Texture Assignment

Just finished up an assignment dealing with texture in my Intro to Studio Lighting class this week. I grabbed a potted plant that the Elders Quorum gave to Kate for Mother's day and some potting soil for my shots. A fellow class mate had brought some wood for his shots and I asked if I could use it for mine. He said yes and the shots turned out better than I thought they would.


This photo and the one below are dealing with our artistic interpretation of shadow. So which should I turn in the one above with a soft shadow or the one below with a very sharp hard shadow.