Project 7 Photo Effects

This photo was taken on the Vista Bridge, facing the opposite direction of the city. I used a daguerrotype style to edit this photo. The daguerrotype was the first successful photograph process and was developed in 1837. Editing this photo with a daguerrotype style gave the photo a very aged and vintage look. 

This photo was taken on the Vista bridge as well, and is a view of downtown portland. I used tilt shift editing to make this photo look like a miniature model of Portland.

This photo was taken in Washington Park and was some random person's dog. I used a comic book style to edit this photo, making it look as if it had come out of a comic book. 

Photographer I enjoy

All of these photographs were taken by Keith Carter. I enjoy all of these images because they all have a  depth of field. The photos seem so natural although they may be staged. I like the contrast as well between the old man with the little kittens, and then the young boys as well. http://www.keithcarterphotographs.com/

Project 6 - Multiple Image Techniques

This photo was taken in Washington Park. I took multiple photos with different exposures, and then merged them all together into an HDR in photoshop.

This photo was taken in Washington Park as well, right in front of the japanese garden. Before the entrance of the garden there was a long road with trees. I took multiple photos of the area turning little bits every time to capture the entire length of the area. I then merged all of the photos I had taken into a panorama on photoshop. To make the photos fit well together, I used the warp tool and then edited the contrast, exposure, and brightness.

The photos used in this double exposure photo were taken downtown, and at the Portland College of Art. The city landscape was actually a photo in a window that I had taken a photo of. The colorful women with glass shards was taken at the Portland College of Art and was an art piece of one of the students. If you look very closely on the right hand side of the image as well there is graffiti, and you can make out the letters "L.A." This image was taken on a door somewhere in downtown Portland. To create this photo I merged the photos together on photoshop and adjusted the lightness of the images on top so that they would blend together.