A Few Extras
The Hallway; 06-12-13; Bannack; f/9; 1/5; Canon EOS REBEL T3i; Tripod; HDR
Hotel Meade; 06-12-13; Bannack; f/3.5; 1/2000; Canon EOS REBEL T3i; Tripod; HDR
Self Portrait; 06-12-13; Bannack; f/6.3; 1/2; Canon EOS REBEL T3i; Tripod; HDR
Sunset; 06-13-13; Bannack; f/16; 1/80; Canon EOS REBEL T3i; Tripod; HDR
Truck Paint; 06-12-13; Bannack; f/8; 30 Sec; Tripod; spotlight
Photo Contests
06-13-13; Bannack; f/8; 1/200; Canon EOS REBEL T3i
For this entry, I was able to get him to be looking away like he was waiting for something, and then I turned up the levels and desaturated it entirely.
I chose this site because it has lots of competitions and many of them are free and still creative.
http://www.viewbug.com/contests/solitary-photo-contest/gallery
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Jeans; 05-04-2013; 1:30 PM; f/4.5; 1/50; Canon EOS REBEL T3i; tripod
For this entry, I increased levels and saturation on the whole photo. From there I removed some cords and the male subject’s hand at the top of the picture. Then, I added a black and white filter, and masked it out on the Jeans.
I chose this contest because it was “a picture is worth a thousand words” and I felt like this one could say all sorts of things. It could say things about gender differences, relationships, or how common jeans really are, and how often people really wear them.
http://www.viewbug.com/contests/a-picture-is-worth-a-thousand-lyrics-photo-contest/gallery
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06-13-13; Bannack; f/3.5; 15 Sec.; ISO 6400; Canon EOS REBEL T3i; Tripod; flashlight
For this photo, I opened my aperture all the way, turned my ISO up all the way (3200), and set my shutter speed for 15 seconds. From there, a flashlight was used to highlight the barn and wagon for less than a second, and then I adjusted levels and saturation in photoshop.
I chose this contest because it was for backgrounds, and really, there aren’t that many backgrounds better than a sky full of stars and mountains.
http://www.viewbug.com/contests/background-photo-contest/gallery
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It’s framed!
I presented my photo to the class today! It’s hanging in the Spori.
Framed Fine Art
God Rays; 24×36; 06-13-13; 6:41 pm; Manual; f/20; 4 sec; Canon EOS REBEL T3i; Tripod; levels, saturation, masking
For this photo, I set my tripod up and set my camera to ISO 200, and shutter speed to 4 seconds. After the shutter had been open for about 2 seconds, I zoomed it all the way in, and allowed it to finish. The Edits were fairly minimal. I straightened the photo, added some saturation and increased levels, but masked out the level adjustment on the top half of the photo. I chose this image for my large print because it’s unique, and lets admit it, everyone loves the God rays.
Bannack Best
06-13-13; Bannack; f/4.5; 1/10; EOS REBEL T3i; Tripod; Continuous LED
06-13-13; Bannack; f/5.6; 1/200; Canon EOS REBEL T3i
06-13-13; Bannack; f/8; 1/200; Canon EOS REBEL T3i
06-13-13; Bannack; f/20; 4 Sec.; Canon EOS REBEL T3i; Tripod; Zoom
06-13-13; Bannack; f/3.5; 15 Sec.; ISO 6400; Canon EOS REBEL T3i; Tripod; flashlight
Macro Abstract
Hats; 06-13-13; Bannack; f/4.5; 1/4; Canon EOS REBEL T3i; tripod
Texture; 06-13-13; Bannack; f/20; 1/100; Canon EOS REBEL T3i
Reverse Shallow Depth
deep focus; 06-17-13; bannack; f/9; 1/200; Canon EOS REBEL T3i
Shallow focus; 06-17-13; bannack; f/9; 1/200
Motion
Ghost; 06-17-13; Bannack; f/9; 4 Sec.; Canon EOS REBEL T3i; tripod
Merry-go-round; 06-17-13; Bannack; f/9; 1/250; Canon EOS REBEL T3i
Portraits
Portrait 1; 06-17-13; Bannack; f/5; 1/25; Canon EOS REBEL T3i
Portrait 2; 06-17-13; Bannack; f/5.6; 1/100; Canon EOS REBEL T3i
Tayler Christensen 