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Thursday, April 25, 2013
Final Portfolio
The following images depict a wide range of subject matter. Many of the photos are in color, a few are black and white, but the scenes were all lined up and picked out with the same intent. The use of formalism is something I have embraced since my interest in photography began. I choose these 10 images from the many I shot during my Intro to Digital Photography class because they best represent my natural style.
Sunday, April 14, 2013
Assignment 11: HDR
On a sunny day when some areas are in bright sunlight and others are left in darkness, it can be hard to decide where to properly expose. In these instances, I find it useful to make HDRs. Often though, I see people go way overboard with them until they look like crazy digital illustrations. This has become a huge pet peeve of mine. When most people think of HDR now, they think of those saturated drawing-like images. A lot of people may not agree with me, but I think they should be more subtle.
Tree Trunks
Forest Bottles

Lone Leaf
Budding Flowers
Posted
Forest Ridge
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Assignment 10: Panoramas
I love the large scale size of panoramic photos and all the details you can find in them. I generally look longer at them for this reason. The first two I took at Frick Park. I wish I had more time there because the conditions were perfect. Luckily, I had a small window of opportunity before work a week later and was able to take the rest at Marshall Lake in North Park.
Frick Park Tree
Frick Park Wigwam
Marshall Lake
Shoreline
Pearce Mill Road
Marshall Island
Monday, March 25, 2013
Assignment 9: 3-D Images
I would've liked to have gotten around and taken some 3-D landscapes, but I was busy and the weather sucked as usual and so I had to make do with my house and backyard. When I started studying 3-D images online, I realized they look just like dioramas; like each object was just a piece of paper layered in front of the other. Most of these don't work as well as I had hoped, but the bottom image of the swing seems to reproduce the 3-D effect pretty well.
(3-D GLASSES REQUIRED)
Statuettes
Bird Feeder
Jungle Gym #1
Jungle Gym #2
Swing
Jungle Gym #3
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