1. I used blurred edges and adjusted the contrast and exposure. i used the effect orton
2. i adjusted the exposure, brightness, and contrast alot for this one. i used tranquil and urbane
3. for this one i only adjusted the exposure and contrast. i did not use any filters
4. i used the cross process in blue for this one and adjusted the contrast and exposure. i finished it with an intrepid filter
5. for the parthanon i used burst and then played alot with the curves and the exposure and contrast.
6. i turned this into black and white in iPhoto. i then i used urbane to make the edges darker. i also adjusted the contrast and exposure
7. for this i used cross process and then tranquil. after that i adjusted the curves and exposure/contrast
8. i turned this into black and white and then i used orton. after i adjusted the exposure/contrast and did dodging and burning around her face and the shadows.
9. i used tranquil for this one and then did a slight color tint to make it look warmer. i think adjusted the exposure/contrast.
10. all i did for this was turn it into black and white, adjust the contrasts and used texts. i wanted it to be simple
this project was interesting but became a little repetitive. i enjoyed playing around with the different filters. I defiantly became more comfortable with pic monkey and am happy with the way my pictures turned out. The most challenging part of the project was finding a picture and then coming up with the right text for it. I was lucky because my iphoto has over 10,000 pictures to choose from so i had a ton of options, but that made it a little difficult to pick the final photo.
Great job Emma! I particularly liked the pool one. It was cool how the words exactly reflected the water in the picture. I like the simplicity of the photo, and you did not add too many affects, but by adjusting the exposure and contrast you were able to set the mood and create a meaning.
ReplyDeleteI love your first and fourth photos! I think you did a great job of connecting the text with the image. All of your images fit really well together.
ReplyDeleteThese are really sweet. I particularly like 4 and 7 because they give me a nostalgic feel and I like how you played with the contrast.
ReplyDeleteI really like the photo of the mountain and the "bark less, wag more" one. it looks really cool with the extreme difference in contrast
ReplyDeleteGreat job Emma! I think you were able to overcome those challenges and the text you added perfectly explains your interpretation of every picture. I also really like how you organized the text and avoided simply displaying text across the image. I really like the last image in this series creating a mysterious and ambiguous mood.
ReplyDeleteI think the "Together but separate" photo really achieves a beautiful contrast while also exuding a melancholic mood through the light blues of the sky.
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