Dramatic Lighting

Water Drops

Bubbles

Image Stacking

Spinning Lights

Black Acrylic

Landscape

5K Practice Shots

Lightroom

On this photo I used spot removal on some scars on the arm of Senior, Jerry Castro.

I used tone curve to adjust the light and shadows in this photo. It was very dark originally.

Pet Portraits

Family Portrait Preview

1. I will photograph my family.

2. We would shoot outside.

3. I would use natural outside lighting.

4. I would need a tripod and camera.

5. Getting everyone to sit still and be clear on instruction.

6. By talking through the challenges.

7.

Pet Portraits

1. I will take pictures of my dogs and cats.

2. I will shoot in my house and outside in my backyard.

3.I will use natural light and some artificial light inside.

4.I will need a camera and maybe a tripod.

5.The challenges I will encounter will be getting the animals to stay still and capturing clear photos.

6. I will try and tell them to stay still.

7. I like how the dogs ears are flopping around. I will try to emulate by having the dogs run around.

HDR Preview

Over exposed

 Balanced Exposed

under exposed

HDR Image

I used Adobe Photoshop to create tho HDR image. I feel as though i made the yellow brighter.

Landscape Preview

Working with the golden hours is my favorite tip.

Tip 1.Find a point of interest.

Tip 2. Work with time. Sunrise and sunset are great times to take photos.

Tip 3. Look for reflections.

Mount Bonnell is a great place in Austin to take photos. So is the
Red Bud Isle and Lady Bird Lake.

Studio Shoot

Set 1. Shadowless

Butterfly

Rembrandt

Loop

Split

Set 2. Shadowless

   

Loop

                                                              Rembrandt

                                                                          Split

                                                          Set. 3
                                                              Shadowless

                                                             Split

SmugMug

1.To add content blocks to any page, drag it from the customize drawer and drop it anywhere on the page.

2.Galleries, Photos, Navigation, Video, Design, Text, Social, Discovery, Services, HTML & CSS

3.Galleries: Display certain galleries or all galleries
   Folders:Display particular folders
   Folders, Galleries, and Pages:Displays all types of content levels together
   Pages:Display certain images

4.Menu:Build a navigation with links to other pages on your site, as well as to any external sites you'd like your viewers to visit
  Breadcrumb: you can add a breadcrumb to reveal the link between your homepage and the page being viewed
  Featured Events(Pro):Feature on an event on any page you make

5.Logo:brands your pages
  Separator: added to page to help guide viewers eyes
   Spacers:gives content more breathing room

6.SRGB colorspace

7.You should not crop your photos because its okay to keep the picture in their native size and resolution.

8.750x935

I am not at school to look at my photos in lightroom.

Flash Photography Basic Concepts

Every flash photograph is two exposures in one. There is ambient light exposure and a flash exposure.

Fill flash can be used when the subject is backlit or side lit to eliminate silhouettes or shadows.

Flash exposure is not affected by shutter speed. The flash exposure and the effective range of your flash unit will be affected by aperture and ISO settings, but NOT the shutter.

Flash illumination is dramatically affected by distance.

Your camera measures ambient light and flash illumination separately.

With automatic flash metering. the flash illumination is measured after the shutter button is pressed, and the flash output is adjusted accordingly.

Every SLR camera with a mechanical shutter box has a maximum flash sync shutter speed.

Harsh lighting, washed out subjects and red eye can be eliminated by using diffusers and light bouncing.

It is possible to change the order of when the flash fires using "Rear Curtain Sync."

Removing the flash from the top of the camera helps eliminate red eye and unflattering shadows.

Spring Challenge

1. Smashing magazine, Celebration of High Speed Photography

2.

3. I would need a timer flash and a camera 

4. To color what ever needed to be dropped. And make sure the background is nice and dark. And have my flash set up properly. 

5.An extremely big shutter speed, with adjustments to lighting and ISO, using sequence mode and a separate flash.

6. Define drops and lines, brighten and contests the colors.