Rolling By

Savannah Allen This panning photo was extremely difficult to get the first time when trying this technique; however, I was able to capture this old fashioned car at the last second. Then I added effects to it and it turned out pretty cool.

Walking Back

Photo by: Samantha Ong I took a picture of my friend for her senior pictures. I wanted to take a picture of her with just her in focus with all the rest of the background blurred, so I thought what better lens than the 50mm to do the job. We also found the white berry looking thinks and I wanted it to be blurred out in front just like when someone looks through a branch of a tree. After that, I decided to make it look like it was taken by a polaroid and add some light as if taken back in the 70’s. Overall I learned a new technique and successfully used the 50mm lens.

Blue Magic Swag

Photo by: Roobeen Hernnndeuzz I love how this Photo came out. The HDR process was hard to work at first but I toyed with all the effect and figured out how to do some really cool effects. The photo was pretty easy to take I just took 3 simultaneous pictures with the AEB maximum and it under exposed, properly exposed and over exposed the pictures and merged them.

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Photo by: Rachel Moon This was the first time I have ever taken an HDR photograph. This was a brand new experience for me! I never heard of this type of photography. I had fun with this. I really like how the tree and the snow have a big contrast in color. I’m happy that the tree is in sharp focus. I felt very accomplished on this assignment.

On Pike and Pine

Rachael Andrews Taking this photo, I wanted to capture the iconic “Public Market” sign, but with a twist. I’ve seen many classic shots of just the sign against typical Seattle grey sky. As I went to take the photo, I noticed the street sign read Pike Street, and decided to include it in the shot. I also decided to remove all color except the signs neon red to bring attention to it.

Blue Machine

Photo by: Naomi Sarell For this photo I had to have my camera on Auto Exposure Bracketing to get the HDR look. I used the HDR mode in Photoshop to merge the three photos and make my adjustments. This was difficult because I didn’t use tripod but the pictures ended up lining up right. I like the angle of the photo and the color of the car. I am really happy with how it turned out.

Country Girl is All I’ll Ever Be

Photo by: Makenzy Jensen This was a picture that I had taken for my senior collage in class. I didn’t use a senior cause my sister was willing to be my subject. This photo makes me laugh because I told my sister to think of something funny and just laugh. She didn’t know what to do at first so my dad fell in the field and I was able to catch this beautiful picture of her laughing. This is one of my favorite pictures of her because it just explains her so much. She is a country girl that is full of laughter and smiles. I would try to not get the sky in the background next time and just get the barn to build the effect of the photo.

My Gem

Londyn Tate I love how this photo turned out. No one was able to guess what the picture was of. It is actually my IPhone case. I used the reverse lens flip. I was a bit of a challenge, but defiantly worth it. This was an HDR assignment, I love all the effects and options HDR lets you adjust.

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Donnie Makepeace I really liked this photo because it’s HDR and I had a great unique angle. What I tried to do is to get the whole field photo but I only got the third baseline and the batter’s box and the plate. I love how when you do HDR they turn out so cool. I’m happy with the results and the unique of the angle is so cool. What I would do different is I would want to get the whole baseball field in the photo instead of third baseball line.

HDR

Photo by:Desirae Nichoslon This was my first experience doing hdr and I really enjoyed it. They give photos such a unique look, I am very happy with my outcome. Anyone who hasn’t tried it, needs to! I really like the brightness of the rust and the cones in the background.

A Day At The Beach

Photo by: Colby Barnette The sun just happened to be shining perfectly when I was working on taking slow shutter speed photos. Even though the beach was cold, it was worth it to see the beautiful work of God and to be able to capture it on camera. My settings were f/22, ISO 400, and 1/400.

life through a dogs eyes

Photo by: Brylie Barnette I took this photo on a sunny and blue skied day. I used visual perspective and rule of thirds in this photo to highlight my puppy Dawson. I photo shopped this photo to show the different colors in his fur. It was pretty difficult to capture a picture of him because be kept moving around. I like this photo because it shows the life of my puppy.

A Thousand Shoes

Photo by: Bryce Egbert In this photo I was trying to show the reflection of the shoes. I thought I accomplished the reflection of his shoes pretty well. I liked the lighting and the angle I took the photo at.

In Light Of Music

Brianna Wakeley I took this photo in Seattle in a restaurant centered around music. I thought this was a cool photo because it shows a guitar preserved in glass with light looming on it. I like the effect the light gave the guitar because it shows how everything in music is unique and different. I was not expecting to take a photo like this in Seattle but right when I saw it I knew I could make it into a great photo. The café was kind of dark so it was hard to get my settings just right but the small light shining on it helped give it a great effect.

Good Old Speed Racer

Brandon Bishop I took this photo on a field trip in Seattle when I was practicing panning shots. Out of all the pictures I had taken this was the best. The F stop was 22.0 with a shutter speed of 1/30. The ISO was set at 400 and it was taken at a higher up angle. Panning is one of my weaker skills in photography and I was pretty happy with this photo and how it turned out pretty so well.

The Old Car

Bailey Best This photo I used panning, for the photo. Panning is a slow shutter speed and following the subject with your camera. I thought this photo was really cool because the car is an older car, and it is in really good focus.

Ready to Leave

Anika Bates This photo was taken in three increments. The first was over exposed, the second was under exposed, and the third was normal exposure. I then used a special program to merge the three photos and edit them together. I loved this assignment because of all the technique that was put into it, and the outcome of the final photo.

A Splash of Color

Angela Salyer This photo was taken on our class trip to Seattle. It was an accidental shot that I almost deleted when we got back to school, but after messing around with it in Photoshop I’m really glad I kept it. I used the color replacement tool to make the originally black umbrella red. This photo reminds me of vintage shots and that’s probably why I love it so much. If I could retake it, I would wait until the people walking towards the camera cleared.

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Photo By:Allison Anderson This photo is incorporated with 3 pictures blended together. This was a very exciting project; HDR was so much fun to create. To make this assignment happen, we had to create an overexposed, underexposed and regular picture. Combined, these pictures really spiced up the project that I accomplished. I’m happy with this picture, but it isn’t my best picture.