Apocalypse

I choose to save this car because when in a zombie attack a car is what is always needed. To escape death.

This is me zombiefied staring with the arm I got a photo of fries with a type of sauce and I transformed it and stretched it. The neck is a infected eye that I put in both sides of my neck by coping it and fitting it. The cut in my cheek is steak I transformed it then I erased some sides made them pointy for it can look more realistic than just a circle or square. The rest of my face I got a nasty looking alien demon and transformed it for it to fit my face. The eye I just grabbed dodge tool and lightened my eye a lot. For the red in my eye I selected what I wanted and I filed it with red then I made like overlay and played with the opacity. Then I got burn tool and burned around my eye. What I think I could have done to make it better was touch up my shirt more. Also token out that blue next to the right of my neck. That's how I did my zombiefied.  

I chose to save my beloved math teacher to be able to use him as bait for I can have time to run or kill.

Cheez-it represents food in general because if the zombies don't get me I will still need food to survive.

That represents a weapon to be able to kill zombies and not fall in to the hands of death.

 

I would save water because it is something that is need in order to live.


Post your four “surviving” photos & Zombie picture to your blog with a short write up about each one, why you chose that “item” and what technical/logistical issues you faced including your zombie self portrait

portraits

I choose this image because in my perspective she looked very liked those type of people who try there best but have lots of hidden secrets. This model was really good with being able to be aware of what I was saying. The only thing I had to do was fix her posture. Some challenges were lighting and finding a place that has no distracting object. We overcame those objects by finding a good shady or dim place. For the distracting objects we would move them or find a new place. I think I could oved made this photo better by doing depth of field and try not to have that tree in the back.

I choose this image because I think she looks adorable she was trying to do her puppy face. She's a great model she would be doing some postures without even having to tell her. Some challenges were lighting because as you can tell its a little overexposed. I fixed this a little by Photoshop. I think this photo would oved been better if I would have paid more attention to lighting.

I chose this photo because I think it was funny that she choose a math book . She was a good model with listening and being ready. Some problems were finding the right spot to take a photo of her. We wen behind the science buildings and found this cool corner spot wich was a great photo taking spot. I think a good depth of field could have helped.

I chose this photo because it shows her being happy , it shows some emotion. As far as model shes great and natural. Some trouble was lighting and since her shirt was white the brightness hit really hard on the photo. I tried fixing it by covering her from the sun. This photo would have been better if I fixed the lighting.

I chose this photo because I found it adorable and silly. She is an awesome model and very creative with her wildcard. Some challenges was making sure we both were in shadow. I fixed it by movie to a shady area. I think a moving that round object would have made this photo better.

Inner Child

I chose this photo because it doesn't just look like shes faking it, you can see her true happiness. 

 I like this photo because its funny and it shows her goofy side.

 I like this photo because she looks like a little adorable kid mad at someone for taking her candy.

I like this photo because it shows her funny,goofy,weird side. And because i caught her off guard.

working with a model was fun and difficult because i had one who didn't now how to make the face and the other one was perfect making all types off good faces. As a model myself.... sucked because i didn't now how to do one thing or how to do the other I was getting lost. I had some successes with being able to accomplish a little of depth of field. I think becoming the model helps you as the photographer now how the model feels and how she/she works. I'm excited to be the photographer because i like taking photos that i think suck but later its like oh that was pretty beast photo. I'm concerned with knowing how to get a good depth of field and how do i work with.

Framing

This photo is my strongest because it even makes me feel like wow that is awesome like it looks strange. The problem was the camera not focusing on the eye. Fixed it bye holding the button half way and waited.

 This photo is strong because it somehow makes something look nasty look cool and amazing. I didn't really have any problem.

This photo is strong because it captures the nature framing in a fascinating way. The challenge was the lighting. I fixed that with photoshop.

Panning

 

I took this photo from an angle but i was standing like face foward. I had trouble with choosing the shutter speed and alot of the lighting. I fixed it with photo shop.

 

I was standing foward while moving and following the awesome biker and holding the button half way. The lighting was a huge challenge agian I fixed it by asking a friend.

I took this photo really fast because of the movment and speed of the car. I took it with the tripod and straight on. the lighting was good and I photoshoped it.

I took the photo straight on While following the runner. I had no trouble.

 

Float

My inspiration was the movment that they were showing . My story was that there was some type of fight and this girl got kicked a way you wont believe.  Adjusting the brightness was a cmrera difficulty I had. I fixed it by asking for help.  A challenge is getting started because you have no idea what to do.

My insperation was superman im trying to make it tell the story of supermans flying powers. An obstacle was to make sure there was nowon in the background. I fixed it by always checking the back. A challenge was figuring out how I wanted her positioned.  

 

 

 I didn't really have an inspiration it just poped in my head and I wasn't trying to tell a story. The obstacle was the background light and taking away the chair.

Creative Controls

1. Which Aperture makes a wider hole in the lens for light to come through? F/3.5 or
2. Which Aperture lets more light into the camera to hit the image sensor? F/5.6 or
3. Which Aperture keeps more of the foreground and background in focus? or F/11.
4. Which Shutter Speed is faster?or 1/200 second.
5. Which Shutter Speed keeps the door in the camera open for more time? 1/30 second or.
6. Which Shutter Speed is best for stopping action? or 1/200 second

The fstop affects the photo by a lot the lower the aperture the more light is let in the higher the less. You would use the low for when its darker and the higher for when its bright.

When not in motion the shutter speed affects alot to the brightness of the photo and color. Like with low shutter speed you get brightness in the photo and not so crisp with high you get a really good photo . with median the photo is in like the eh point of view its a good photo but a little to bright.

For when someone moves if you put a high shutter speed it can completely freeze but the colors might change. The reason why the photo can stop is because the lens close really really fast.

Panning is done with a high but low like in the middle shutter speed . Then you are moving with the object in motion while the background is like in a blur state.

In a shallow deep of field photo is when you put one object in focus while the background has this blur its like a panning photo but without movement.

1. Depth of field is when the photo adds a really deep emotion where you can just stare at the photo. The object is in focus but the background is blur. 
2. A situation in which you would use a wide aperture is in like a football game because its dark and you need lots of light to go in. It will help you with a rule of thirds. 
3. Because if a photo has a low shutter speed and the person is in motion you will not get that photo much good because you wont see the object good.