These pictures I took with my point and shoot camera over spring break at our ranch.
These pictures were taken on Dave's Canon EOS 20D




All the photos from the SAS awards banquet were shot with the same settings. Shutter: 1/200, Aperture:f/4 and ISO: 1600. I realize now that these might not have been the right settings, but I still got good pictures. I used the flash on the camera, and Dave's big lens.
The editing that I did was to crop it in, and then add an antique tint to it, I also blurred the edges to make her stand out more, I brightened it a little also.
In editing this photo I brightened it up and cropped it it. I didn't really have to do a whole lot of editing to it.
This one I cropped from the bottom to get rid of a thing on the wall. I also faded the color a bet to tone down the brightness of her shirt. I then painted in the wings, they aren't the best things ever, but believe it or not this took me for forever.
In editing this picture I cropped it in to avoid a distracting background, I also lightened up under her eyes and toned down the color a little bit.
I also cropped this photo in and brightened it up. I didn't have to do much to this photo.
We shot this as a fill light, where the model stood in front of the light, then we had strong flashes on her that made the background even more white. I had to clone out a few spots in the white background and i also put a black a vignette on the corners.
I showed this picture in class, but I didn't know if I could show it again. I added more of a vignette to it, and then turned it black and white to avoid distracting colors. I also sharpened it and did some editing to her hair.
In editing this I cropped it in on all sides. I also boosted the contrast and saturation to make her stand out more. I played with the tint to make the grass more green and her eyes pop more.
This picture is different, but I like the perspective the bars give. I cropped this pic in and made it sharper so that there was more detail on her. I also played with the tint to make the bars more white than they were and I painted in some of the bar where the paint had chipped.
In this photo I straightened it to crop out a distracting board in the background, i also lightened it up a bit, and played with the shading to make the face on the nose stand out more.
I also cropped this photo to avoid a sign in the background. I lightened it up to make the faces stand out more, and i had to clone out a sign in the background.
I took this up on the rims. I played with the shading to make it look more like a silhouette and then cropped it in to make it less distracting, i also cloned out some cars and tail lights.
In editing this I also played with the shading to make it look like a silhouette, I cropped in and played with the tint to make it a bit warmer than it was.
With this picture I played with the tint to make the tree more green. As well as adding a white vignette on the corners to get rid of distracting foreground and to draw more of a focus to the tree.
I cropped this photo in to get rid of excess people. I also turned it black and white and brightened it.
The next 4 photos were shot with Dave's, Canon EOS 5D.
There was a lot of light from the cars, flashes, and reflectors on me. I didn't take this picture, but was the model, and i edited it. I made it sepia, because i liked the way the lights stood out in the background, and the way the city reflected off of my glasses. I also cropped it in and did a little cloning on my sunglasses.
I edited this picture by making it black and white, I also cropped it up to get rid of distracting foreground, as well as in on the sides to get rid of some grass. I also lightened it up a bit and played with the sharpness to make me stand out more. There was car lights, flashes, and a reflector used for light.
In this photo I had a flashlight and we were painting with light. In editing it i cloned out some of the people in the background and that is about it.
I didn't edit this at all, I liked it the way that it was. :)
The following 3 photos were shot with a canon EOS 40D, and the same settings. Shutter: 1/60, Aperture: f/4, ISO: 400.
I cropped this one in and down. I also made it black and white to make it less distracting. I polished up his face, and brightened him up a bit.
With this one i also cropped it in and made it black and white. I fixed the blemishes on his face, and made the photo brighter.
I showed this on in class, but I fixed it by cropping it in on the one side where there was a door, and cloning out distracting stuff by his feet. I also fixed up some of the cloning from before int the top corners. I made it black and white because the door was orange and it was distracting.
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