Monday, February 25, 2013

5 websites

http://www.lightstalking.com/lens-flare

Most photographers try to avoid lens flare, it is light scattered within the lens. This usually ruins the photo but some photographers do it to add creativity 


Something that I learned was that a flare is good for a self portrait but when taking a picture for something that a lot of people are going to see, i think that its better to avoid the lens flare 

I chose this picture because it is my favorite because the picture is dark and the flare really stands out. The rule used in this picture is the rule of thirds. Erin Purcell took this photo.



http://www.flickr.com/photos/kevinday/sets/775271/?page=3

I'm not sure what this website was telling us but i think that it means some of the simplest things that we see everyday, can be very beautiful to take pictures of. 

I couldn't get the picture that i wanted to put up but it was a picture of a tree behind a pond with a duck swimming across the pond and the sun was setting. i chose this picture because i just liked how the picture was set up and everything just looked so peaceful. the rule used was rule of thirds. this photo was taken by Kevin Day.



http://www.lightstalking.com/storms

Pictures of storms are a very popular topic, but there are many prosedures that you have to follow to take a really good photo of a storm. 
 Something that i learned is that is that its better to stabilize your camera to take a good picture. 




I chose this picture because i liked how is and i like how it was captured. The rule used in this was rule of thirds and balancing. Mohamad Muha took this picture.


Most astonishing images 
It takes very good cameras and clean lenses to take a great photo like these. 

Something i learned is that there are many bacteria on our phones even though it may look clean. 

Potraits/ Self Potraits

PORTRAITS  



SELF PORTRAITS

Potraits & Self potraits review

Command keys 
Command+ = zoom in
Command- = zoom out
Command o = open
Command c = copy
Command v = paste
****Command z = step back
Command s = save
Command p = print


Crop..
Always crop to 300
Resolution- for now do not crop selectively- crop the ENTIRE image

image>adjustments>levels
Channels blue, green, and red- move only the black and white "hersheys" kiss
Channel RGB- moves only the brown "hersheys" kiss (a little lighter)

SAVE AS
Rename your image is saved as .jpg at the highest image qaulity
SAVE- you dp not have to rename the image at this point
SAVE OFTEN AND REGULARLY

Self Portrait


Thursday, February 21, 2013

Magazine covers

FOREST OF WORDS, this is an example of forest f words because there are a lot of words and they are on some  of the body parts of the picture 
PICTURES MARRIED TO TYPE, this is an  example of pictures married to type because it has a lot of big bright colorful text and it's something that would catch your attention
THE POSTER COVER, this is an example of a poster cover because  it just the picture itself and a title. Its like a painting of a person and its also a high quality picture
EARLY MAGAZINE COVER, in may, this is an example of an early magazine cover because it has a title a picture and it looks like the article is starting on the cover of the magazine cover. 




Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Cover types

Early Magazine Covers, in the 1700's they did not have magazine covers, it was usually just the title and the table of contents. Their style of magazine covers, they were trying to make it look like a cover of a book. They usually didn't have cover lines and the article started on the front page like a newspaper would. By the end of the 19th century is when they started to discover magazine covers. The Poster Cover, is a cover that is a really good picture and high quality, it usually only has a title and that's it because it is just mostly focused on the photo, the magazine is literally like a poster. Pictures married to type, is a large title, a model usually a full body pose, has cover lines positioned to fit the picture
In the forest of words, is a magazine with big bright words everywhere, things that would get your attention

Magazine cover


Monday, February 4, 2013

Best covers

1. Informal

2. Formal

3. Formal

4. Formal

5. Informal

6. Informal

7. Informal

8. Informal

9. Environmental

10. Formal

11. Informal

12. Informal

13. Environmental

14. Environmental

15. Informal

16. Environmental

17. Formal
*Favorite*



I like this one because it is Kristen Stewart and it shows how much you can change your character, This picture is an example of acting and playing a role and I think that was the message intended in this photo. The picture over all, i just love it.. the cover says "The Fashion Issue" and it shows that in the picture as well, you automatically know its going to be something about fashion.