Tizoc J- Liquid Dog

I took this photo of my dog using my Canon Rebel T5, i personal like this shot because getting a picture of my dog is hard because she doesn’t sit still for a long time. I edited this photo using the liquify tool, and i also darkened the edges a tad. I named it liquid dog because why not.

Jakelyn R - Innocent and So Alone

I titled this image “Innocent and So Alone” due to the fact that she’s in the middle or nowhere and yea/. But i took this image 2 days ago after school at moss rock. I took this with my Canon Eos 60D. I edited this image by Turning down the brightness and vibrance and added and orangey photo filter. i believe this picture would have been better if there was no pathway behind her.

Zohra P- Fruits

I took this in Mr. Rigsby’s studio, the lighting was really dark and I love the way it looks, I worked on the contrast a lot and vibrance for the color to really pop out. The camera was on a tripod so, that really helped me to take a clear picture.

Matthew O - Blood Water

The title of this photo is “blood water”.  I took it of my friend in the preserve and edited the water to be red like blood.  I could have taken it with the subject more in focus, because he is slightly blurry.

Lupita G- Mood

Lots of curves and a maroon filter.

Justin C- Mood

I call this image “Mood.” I used my Nikon D3300 to take the picture. I edited the image by lowering the vibrance and saturation. I also raised the contrast just a little bit and messed with some of the curves and levels.

Logan M- Huracán

I originally titled this shot BOOTY, but decided that Mr. Rigby might not like that. I took this at Cars and Coffee last year. I had a fairly open aperture of about 3.6f and a shutter speed around 1/400. I did almost nothing to edit this except crop in a little.

Nick A - Heritage

This photo is called, “Heritage.” It is called this because this is a legendary car which holds a lot of heritage in Ferrari. This photo was taken with a Canon EOS 7D a few weeks at Logan’s on 280. I edited it by applying gradients and lighting adjustments to bring out color shadows. The lighting was very harsh but which made me do more lighting adjustments then normal. If i could shoot this photo again, I would shoot a little higher up so I could get some ground underneath the ground in the shot.

Bella M- Sloss Portrait

This picture was taken with a Cannon t3i a month or so ago at Sloss furnace. When editing this picture I bumped up the offset, warmed it up a bit. and sharpened it. This could be much better if the angle was different.

Sabrina S- Selina

This is just a portrait of my sister, I didn’t do anything to it, but it could be better if it wasn’t just ever so slightly grainy.

Madeline V.- Page Turner

This picture is titled “Page Turner” and I took it for the high key low key assignment and I didn’t really do much to edit it except for making it black and white and adjusting the colors then making some of the pages more noticeable and sharpening it. I wish that the book itself was in focus a little bit more, but the picture was harder to take then you would think because It was hard to get the pages what I wanted them to do. I really love this picture though!

Amber S- Leaves

I took this picture outside of my back porch about a year ago. I used my digital camera to take this image. I used iPhoto to edit this image last year. I increased the definition and sharpness to focus on the detail of the flower more. I also made the greens brighter. I added a black and white filter because I thought it made the image simpler. I think if I had not increased the sharpness as much, it would have been a slightly better image.

Kristin S- Peace, Leaves and Happiness

The title of this is Peace, Leaves, and Happiness. I shot this yesterday with my cannon rebel xs.
To edit it I messed with the brightness and contrast, lowered the vibrance, and upped the saturation and then made it black and white, and colored in the leaf.

Justin H- Cave

This photo has been taken for the current “Leaf, Archetecture, Mood” assignment. Very little has been done to edit this photo besides minor saturation and a diffuse glow filter. The photo was taken around 4pm in the after noon with a 50mm lens.

Crossan R- Pop

My photo is titled “Pop”, because it’s a bubble popping. I took this a while back for the story illustration with my Nikon d60. I edited it by adding one of the filters that I really like because it makes everything appear as if it’s outlined by a glow, but I turned the opacity down some so that some of the original shot comes through. I overall like the vibe of this photo and think it turned out pretty well.

Sara W- Low Key Atlanta

I took this picture in downtown Atlanta for the high and low key assignment. Editing wise I cropped and changed the levels. I think it turned out well.

Hannah S- Syd

This picture is titled Syd, because that is the name of my model. I took this in Rigby’s studio last week. Editing wise I am still not completely done with it, but so dar I am happy with how it is looking. I added a curve, levels, and 2 brightness/contrast layers, which helped to make her skin look smoother. Overall I’m pleased with this picture so far.

Zoey E.- Hidden

This is a picture of my friend with a pillow in front of her face. As for editing, I added a black and whit filter, adjusted the offset, and manipulated the shadows and highlights. I would be better if the image was sharper though.

Ben D- Golden Dreams

The title of this photo is “Golden Dreams.” I took this photo outside of a coal mine in Hueytown. Used a Canon T5i and a 50mm f/1.8 to get the sharp foreground and soft background. I made the photo warmer and slightly sharper to put more emphasis on the wheat.

Jeremy L- Paint Me Like One Of Your French Cats

I titled this “Paint me like one of your French cats”, because it’s a reference and why not? I took it a few months ago with a 50mm f/1.8, and it’s just a bad picture, but I still laugh at this moron’s expression and posture. It’s not edited, just str8 out the camera. It could be better if it wasn’t a picture of a cat.