Glow Snobe

Joey Dispersion

Green Screens

Magazine Thing

Yes it's okay to print mine lol

Low Key and High Key Portraits

Formal Portraits

My favorite picture is the second one because of the contrast from light on one side to dark on the other. It looks really dynamic.

The easiest part was taking the pictures. Editing and following the mood of the picture after it was taken was definitely harder.

Comic thing

                                               Before                                   After

Candid Photos

Red Blue Face Thing

Portrait tips

1)f/2.8-f/5.6
2)1/40 second
3)1/325 second
4)Increase the ISO
5)The camera is more sensitive to light
6)Low angle

Zombie Celebrity

Autumn Clipping Mask

Pumpkin Face Thingy

Here's a face on a pumpkin

Painting With Light

Writing:
Aperture - F/8
ISO - 800
Exposure time - 30"

Orbs/Streaks
Aperture - F/8
ISO - 800
Exposure time - 30"

Painting
Aperture - F/8
ISO - 400
Exposure time - 15"

Ghosted Face
Aperture - F/10
ISO - 800
Exposure time - 30"

Photo Scavenger Hunt

An Ant looking for food

A bird looking at the ground

A three year old looking at an adult

Loneliness

Excitement

Standing out in a crowd

Photo at 9am

Photo at Noon

Photo at 4pm

A Building

Part of a Building

Detail

Moving Vehicle with plain background

A photo at 6pm

Clipping Mask

Aperture

f/4.5

f/6.3

f/8

f/10

f/13

f/16

f/18

f/20

f/22

f/25

1) The most successful image was definitely the first with an aperture of 4.5. It was the best because the depth of field was perfectly on CJ and the picture was bright enough, but not too washed out.

2) The least successful image was the last with an aperture of 22. The depth of field was way too wide and showed too much of the image. It also has too much lightness in it.