Architectural Collage version 1

Landscape Assignment Final

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q2w2-Architectural Photography

Trey Ratcliff

This photograph seems to be too centered. Other than that, very beautiful. Seems like a giant pipe organ

Paul Hocksenar

Lines Lines Lines. The engineering of this building is so complex. There is no Focal point, which makes it more dramatic.

Lou Bueno

The vanishing point of the lines kinda annoys my eyes. How the focal point is a little contorded brings life and question to the photograph. What type of life is in the city?

Henry Jones

This seems like an electric staircase in either an air port or some type of mall. The blurry background brings suspense.

Henry Jones

This Photograph is juxtaposed epically. It is so vibrant and artistic. The focal point is that long bar in the middle which leads to a swirl.

Q2W1 - Landscape Photographers.

I love how the Juxtaposition between the grey mountain, the blue clouds, and white snow. The top of the mountain seems to get in the way however; maybe more towards the right.

This pictures really brings out Alaska's Beauty. The hortizon line is maybe too much in the center. The sun how it seems to point right out the antlers is prodigious.

Patrick Endres

Living in Alaska for nearly 30 years having a passion for the landscape, Patrick does the majority of his work in this State. He has captured about 30,000 images in last few decades. These photos represent his journey through Alaska.

W10-Landscape Locations

I want to go take pictures of Mount Bacherlor, 3 finger Jack, 3 sisters, Hood. I will probably take a road trip to get at least 2 mountains. I was also thinking about the grass land of Oregon. Grass lands can be either medium shots to long. For mountains, I would say anything from a long shot, to an extreme long shot.

W9 Landscape excersize

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Photoshop on levels to make tree a lot greener. I love how the sky shows an infinite amount of opportunity looking into sky. Wish I could of put tree towards left or right

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Used levels to make color of trees darker

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Used levels color red to make tree look like a tree changing color and preparing for winter.

Week 8 visual elements of fall

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PAA parking lot

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PAA parking lot: Levels to darken

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PAA parking lot

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PAA parking lot: levels to darken
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Side building at PAA: levels to darken and bright to make cold dreary day feel

Week 7 summary

We discussed the 5 photos we took individually. Going over what was good about the picture, and what could be better for next time. I am finally developing a hand for Aperture and Shutter Speed. It is going to be interesting to see how the class critics my pictures.

5 Pictues

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Must Be Converging lines

I resized this image to be smaller by using free transform. I then used tonal levels to change the brightness so you could see the clouds more in depth as well as the bridge, and to make the grass look greener.

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Week 3 summary

So far we have been talking about the aperture priority of a DSLR and Auto. Aperture priority allows you to adjust the aperture while the camera adjust shutter.

Week 3-Wednesday

• No photo should be the center of the eye.
• "Rule of Thirds": Grid that is 3 by 3 (9 total), each box has a picture in itself.
• Photography captures; painting interpretation.
• Foreground: Closest part of picture, Middle ground: Middle part of picture, background: furthest part of picture
• Tonal: distinction of colors
• Juxtaposition: Taking 2 elements that are different that can be compared.
• Geometric shapes: basic; Organic: shapes contained in nature (free formed)
• Aperture: Control amount of life permitted through the center of camera
• Higher aperture, the smaller the opening. The lower aperture, the higher opening.
• Shutter speed controls length of time that light gets through

Week 2-What I learned

We have talked about learning how to articulate so pictures do not look choppy. How to set up blogs and reader and goole docs. About taking pictures we learned about different types of shots: Extreme shot, medium, close up, High Angle, Low angle.

Week going by fast! I joined Advance Placement calculus, I'm really excited! Stressed out about senior project.