Friday, March 26, 2010
Tantalus Myth
The myth of Tantalus is about a man who was banished to Hades and he had to live the rest of his life in water up to his chin. There was fruits above him on branches as well and when ever he tried to drink the water or eat the fruits they would recede away from him. For this photo, I had Vanessa behind a wire fence to show her trapped and not being able to get out to reach her desires. I blurred the background and burned the edges to bring more focus on Vanessa. I also played with the contrast, hue, and saturation.
Thursday, March 18, 2010
From Modern to Vintage
World
Green
Friday, March 12, 2010
Lomo Photo
Casey Portrait
Eliana Portrait
Monday, March 8, 2010
Tyler
Lindsay
Emily
Apurva
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Yellow Wallpaper Photo
This photo represents the Yellow Wallpaper story because the woman in the story seems trapped in her room and she is going crazy. The fence and the vines growing in it show this trapped feeling. I tried to blur the building in the background but it was very difficult and i think it takes away from the point of the photo.
Color Psychology Red Plant
This is a picture of a plant with red branches. Red represents anger and energy and I think that this picture shows that because the tangled branches give the photo energy and show craziness like anger. I used the macro setting on my camera and used the blur overlay to enhance the red in the branches.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Color Psychology Playground
Color Psychology Jewel
For this photo, I took a picture of a jewel and it was very difficult to make the big jewel the focal point because there were other jewels in the background that were distracting. I played with the photo's background trying to make it darker and then i tried lighter. In the end, I burned the jewel and dodged the background because it looked the best and gave more focus on the large jewel. I think that the photo gives off a cold mood and a pure feeling because the background is very light and the jewel has tints of black in it.
Color Psychology Berries
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