Multiplicity was my favorite assignment ever. It was so much fun to make multiples of me. It was also the easiest for me to do. All I had to do was select and drag over to the fist picture I took. I really like how my picute turned out.

The F-stop assignment we had to do was extremely hard. It took me the whole class period just to finish this assignment. It was very frustrating because the original items I had brought in to use were too small and you couldn’t see the blur. I was so happy when they came out nice and you could actually tell there was a blur. 😀

 SOLARIZED WAS SOO EASY TO DO. I REALLY LIKED THE FIRST SOLARIZED DIGITAL I DID. THE ONE THAT SAYS FOUND. THE LEAVES LOOK VERY COOL TO ME, WITH ALL THE DIFFERENT SHADES OF COLORS.

My historical photographer loved vineyards and wine. He took pictures of wine glasses, wine bootles, grapes, wineries, anything associated with wine. I took pictures that I thought would best symbolize him and his work. It was really hard to get a good picture of a vineyard with all the trees in the way and it was easier to use wine glasses.

This was another project that was hard for me to do. I had to use the clone stamp to get the chocolate color onto the picture and it just didn’t turn out the way I wanted it to. My Superpower was to turn things into chocolate, here I am turning the grass and tree into chocolate. (:

I really like this picture, for some reason I just really like it. I like how it blurred in the front of the picture and focuses on the drawing. The picture emphasis the colors in the picture.

 This assignment was the harder of the assignments we had to do this term. Learning how to use the clone stamp, and use it well was challenging. It was really frustrating, I had to restart a bunch of times when doing this project.

 For this assignment, I didn’t know what or where to take the picture. I tried things like a toaster, a spoon, but I finally settled for the door handle. I think this is a funny picture since my face is all out of porportion.

 I really like this picture. I wanted to have a plain background so poor Gabby had to lay on the ground. Gabby is holding the leaf to symbolize the changing of seasons and the coming of fall.

 This picture is one of my favorites, like ever. I like how the main focus is on the polariiod camera and the background is slowly getting more out of focus.

 This picture was meant to capture the moment. Again, this picture has the suject out of the center and more so shifted to the side.

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