Final Project

Posted on by Jedidave
camera raw filter this photo was taken at Hobbs pond.
Motion blur was added to edit this photo. This photo was taken at the Park behind Adams Elementary.
This is made by two photos, one of a sunset, and another of a boat, i used layer mask and gradient tool on them.
I used layer masks to add all four photos together.
I used layer mask, and the overlay filter to this photo.

I have Loved every part of this Photography class!!!! I have learned so much more than I ever thought I would. I want to invest in a DSLR camera, and become a better photographer, I love traveling, and trying new things so with these skills I learned in this class I can save precious memories forever. I have also learned to look at the world with a different eye, instead of seeing just a branch, I now see a frame that I can take a photo of and frame an object. I want to continue enhancing my skills with Photoshop, and with taking pictures.

Shadows

Posted on by Jedidave
Out of frame shadow
This photo is of a shadow of my cat. The f-stop is 3.2, the shutter speed is 1/8, and the ISO is 1600. This was taken in my house on 4/26/19
Back-light
This is a photo of my cat, with back-light. The f-stop is 3.2, the shutter speed is 1/8, and the ISO is 1600. This photo was taken outside of my bed room. I chose to take this photo because I thought his outline in front of the light would be really cool to take a photo of.
Light highlight
I know this isn’t a traditional photo of light as a highlight, but i thought what better than having light be the highlight by having it be the focus of the photo as well. The f-stop is 3.2, the shutter speed is 1/20, and the ISO is 1250. I liked how all the circles appeared when I got just the right angle, and I really liked it. This photo was taken in my bedroom.
Defined shadows
This is a photo of my cat and his shadow, I chose to take this because i thought his shadow looked good. The f-stop is 3.2, and the shutter speed is 1/8, and the ISO is 1600.

Photo Scavenger Hunt

Posted on by Jedidave
Rust
This photo was taken outside of one of the portables, the f-stop is 7.1, the shutter speed is 1/80, and the ISO is 100. This photo was taken on 4/18/19. I decided to take this photo because it also demonstrated leading lines very well I thought.
Dead Leaf
I really liked this photo, because it used focus to draw your attention to the main focus of the photo. The f-stop is 5.6, shutter speed 1/500, and the ISO is 100. This photo was taken on 4/18/2019.
Framed object
I decided to take these photos because I thought that it focused very well, and the blurred background was a blurred glow, i also thought it used leading lines. The f-stop was 4.0, the shutter speed was 1/60, and the ISO was 400. This photo was taken on 4/18/2019.

Antelope Island

Posted on by Jedidave
Beach bonfire
This photo was taken of a dead campfire on the beach, this is a short depth of field example the f-stop is 3.2 and the shutter speed is 1/500. I chose to take this photo because I really liked how the camera focused on the burned wood, and the benches were just a blur. This photo was taken on 4/5/2019
Branch on Trail
This photo was taken on a trail a, this is a Short depth of field photo, the f-stop is 3.2, and the shutter speed 1/640. I really liked this photo because it showed a trail in the background but it still shows a lot of attention to detail about the branch in the front. This was taken on 4/5/2019
Boat Dock
This is a photo of the boat dock, this photo is an example of long depth of field, the f-stop is 5.0, and the shutter speed is 1/640. I chose to take this photo with a long depth of field because I thought all of the photo was important and should be in focus. This photo was taken on 4/7/2019
Sail Boat
This photo was taken of a boat at the Boat dock, this is a long depth of field, the f-stop is 9.0, and the shutter speed it 1/200. I chose to take this photo because I thought that with the wood post and the dock it looked very nice, and the color contrasts worked very well together. This photo was taken on 4/7/2019

Edited Photos

Posted on by Jedidave
By: David Rackham
The Ribbon
This photo was taken at Hobbs reservoir. All of the color was removed from this photo except for the pink ribbon.
By: David Rackham
Guitar
This photo was taken of my guitar, the color was edited out of most of the picture except for the orange which was saturated.

Motion Photos

Posted on by Jedidave
Pan with object,
This photo was taken in my room on march 19, 2019. The f-stop is 3.2 and the shutter speed is 3200. I liked this image because the blur shows motion, and the clear part of the photo attracts your eye
Stopped water
This photo was taken march 19, 2019, in my parents room. The f-stop is 3.2 and the shutter speed is 3200. I liked this picture because with the fast shutter speed it stopped the water and you could see all of the water drops.
Moving water
This picture was taken march 19, 2019 in my parent room. The f-stop is 3.2 and the shutter speed is 80. I liked this photo because it shows the motion of all of the water.
Stop Motion
This photo was taken at the park on march 19, 2019. The f-stop is 3.2 and the shutter speed is 80. This is a good photo for stop motion, with the shutter speed the subject is frozen mid air.
Show motion
This photo was taken in my room on march 19, 2019. The f-stop is 3.2, and the shutter speed is 400. This photo was taken of a Lego train, i like this because you can see the train crossing sign and it makes it look like the train is going by really quickly.

All of these Photos were taken on a Canon Powershot SX620HS.

Macro-photos

Posted on by Jedidave
Snow Globe
By: David Rackham
This was taken at my house, it is a photo of a snow globe. The F-stop is 3.2 and the shutter speed is 1/60. I chose to take this picture because my sister has a snow globe collection, and I thought it would look good with just the focus on one point in it.
Crayons
By: David Rackham
This photo was taken at my house of crayons, the f-stop is 4.5, and the shutter speed is 1/100. I decided to take this picture because I thought it demonstrated different shades of the same color. I tried to use focus as well as lighting to focus on the main point.
Amethyst
By: David Rackham
This photo was taken in my room at my house. The f-stop was 3.2 and the shutter speed is 1/20. I really liked this picture because I thought it would show a interesting subject, and use lighting, as well as focus to make it look better.

Leading lines, and rule of thirds comparison

Posted on by Jedidave
Photographer: David Rackham
I took this photo at Hobbs pond. It uses the rule of thirds very well, because the main focus is in the upper left third of the photo. It is focused on a branch on a bush and some plans that are growing on it. It draws the attention very well to the focus of the picture.
Photographer: David Rackham
This Photo was taken on the trail around Hobbs pond. It shows leading lines that go down the trail, and this creates depth. They all go towards the middle of the photo, which is down the trail, which draws your attention to that point.

The Incoming Night

Posted on by Jedidave

This Photo was taken on January 27th, 2019, from my front porch, it is of Christmas lights on a tree with the sun setting in the background. I did not make any changes to this photo, on Photoshop. I took this photo because I thought the sunset looked really nice, and it was pretty.

This Photo was taken by a “Canon PowerShot SX620 HS”. The Exposure time was 1/50 seconds, The F- stop was f/3.2, and the ISO speed was ISO-80. The focal length was 4mm. There was no Flash used to take this Photograph.

I was really pleased with how the Christmas lights stood out in the silhouette of the tree on the sunset. To me this photo conveyed a feeling of longing, because the sun was just below the horizon, and the lights just turned on. It felt like the night hadn’t begun, but the day didn’t want to end.