Photography blog

I Call this creature a Beowl

For the camouflage i decided to do one of my cats hiding in the stuffed animals and the other 3 is of me hiding within a clothing rack.

Photography will change in the future no doubt. How it may change and evolve will be interesting. with the use of drones and always evolving and developing them, we may be able to use drones to capture images and record events from different angles and views. We may also gain cybernetic enhancements or implants that allow us to literally capture the moment with a movement of the body and save it to your computer at home. We may be literal walking cameras in 25 years recording all that happens, nothing going unseen. Holograms may follow suit afterwards for examination purposes in crime investigation or for artists to understand a anatomy of a character, maybe some may have holograms as a replacement for posters and it may become like the paintings and newspapers from Harry Potter.

I did this digital art 1

Question 1 : How do you feel the popularity of cell phones embedded with high-quality cameras has changed the nature of photography?   A) It takes the uniqueness and specialty of photographers with Canon cameras almost irrelevant and will eventually run them out of business since people can then take their own "professional" photos. Olmos sates  "The iPhone has a crap lens. You can take a beautiful picture on the iPhone and blow it up for a print and it looks terrible." which basically dulls peoples wants and needs for a good photo since they spent no money on a "good" picture they took on their phone. Question 2:  Speculate on what you think that the future of Photography will be. Holograms, wearable cameras, organic lenses? A) I believe the future will create wearable cameras so people wont have to struggle to pull out a camera to take a photo and will behave like a Google Glass where you simply state "Google take a picture" and the glass...

For this image i learned how to add a reflection to make it appear as if the window showed a reflection to the inside of the spaceship. https://design.tutsplus.com/tutorials/how-to-illustrate-a-wooden-frame-on-a-wall-scene--psd-343 This is the tutorial where I learned this from.

The same images after some modification.

1) What is the name of the Photographer? A) Steven Taylor 2) How long has he/she been taking photographs? A) Since college after he dropped out from doing Music Majoring.  3) What is the genre in which the Photographer works? (If multiple, list all) A) He takes pictures of celebrities and bands for Album covers or shoots, even though he doesn't really have his own standpoint he looks for an honest photo instead of a false one. 4) How did the Photographer get his/her start? A) A Band asked him to take their photo for an album cover. 5) What is it about Photography that the Photographer finds inspiring? A) People want him to take their photo to capture them. 6) Does the Photographer have a social or political viewpoint they are trying to convey? Identify. A) He wants to take images of honesty by showing people how they naturally are instead of creating false images. 7) Does the Photographer discuss successes or failures? Identify. A) He was lied...

I took a multitude of pictures and these came out the best in my opinion.

Overall, I am Deathly afraid of spiders.

1) Q. What question does Erik pose to the audience?   A) is his work photography? 2) Q. What was Erik’s first real passion?   A) Drawing 3) Q. What conception of photography did Erik previously hold?   The process ends when you hit the trigger. 4) Q. How did this inspire him?   A) It inspired him to create photos together and blend them into what would have the creativity of a drawing/ 5) Q. What “common goal” do Erik’s photos have?    A) They all have the common goal of retaining realism even with strange additions to them. 6) Q. Define realism as used in this context.    A) Photo Realistic, the images look photo realistic which some of the additions to them aren't very realistic such as a painting of a harbor leaking water. 7) Q. What principles does he adhere to when creating an image?    A) He uses Perspective, Contrast, brightness. 8) Q. Why is it easier to create a place rather than to fin...

I did a Tazmanian Devil in a straightjacket.

I did this first period

It's an image of A woman, clothes and power cables. Describe the scene: The woman is hanging clothes to dry which the cable she is hanging on connects to power cables In the picture you can see a woman hanging clothes on a power line *In position foreground  there is/are a woman and a clothesline *In position Midground  there is/are a transition from clothesline to powerline *In position Background there is/are A path of power cables and the towers. The people ( the objects) look as if they all lean to the background The viewer's attention is focused on the woman hanging clothes. The photo is very bright The photo makes us feel happy due to the bright scenery and colors The picture makes us think about possibly mothers It looks like the woman has the power of the house since she does the most dangerous tasks at times. The photographer mainly uses color and the sense of traveling from foreground to ba...