Pets and Point of View 35mm

It was not hard to take a picture of my pet, seeing 

(if you looking closely) it is a lazy little lizard. If this picture showed up nice I'd be proud of the details, but sadly it is too dark.

The angle is interesting because I took this picture from above and she looked up at the camera, so it makes her body less proportionate than if it was a straight view picture.

Double Exposure Print

I never got to experience developing a double exposure print. I am hoping I have a new opportunity soon. :)

Architecture

My picture could be used to describe and tell the back story of the gothic architecture used for Catholic Church, which is shown in this picture. 

Reflections and Close-Ups

I captured my reflection by taking a picture on a building view mirror.

I had no trouble capturing the photo and the background has lots of bokeh, which I really like because it helps focus on the subject. My favorite part of closeups are bokeh.

Photoshop: Background Change and Blemish Removal

I liked learning how to change the background because its nice to have the ability, but i would much rather use the original background and edit other concepts of the picture.

It was very useful to learn how to remove blemishes because if you want to perfect a picture, it helps to have clear skin.

Ph1 - Scavenger Hunt and Studio Portrait

I preferred digital over film because you have the ability to use trail and error to create a satisfying image, whereas in film, its almost as if you have to be lucky to make a great image.

The background in this photo of the dry grass sets the time of day and creates beautiful contrast with the pale grass.

This portrait was my favorite because as Shiwa was just posing in all different ways she then struck this adorable pose and the lighting was just right. 

Ph1 - Photoshop Experiments

The tools I used in photoshop to create this picture were: Masking tool, B&W tool, layers, and motion blur.
This photo expresses my love for music.