This picture was on angel that we had to change. The car used to be orange but we had to change the car to black and change the background a little bit as well.

Panoramas

With this panorama i took 5 photos of the football field and then I put the pictures into photoshop and clicked on a different layout for the panorama and then the images merged together.

This picture was one that Mr. Peterson already had and I just went in and changed a few things such as the color of the sky and the road in front of the people and then kinda redid the black on the people's clothes.

week 4-clone tool

These are some pictures I did using the Clone tool on photoshop. What you do using this tool is you click on the center of a face of another picture and you click on the picture you want to change and you start outlining the face of the picture.

week 3 pictures-placing pictures

What I learned this week with these pictures was how to find different texture backgrounds and place them into a different photo and make the picture look old or rusty or just different things like that. So here are a few pictures I made using the texture backgrounds and placing them into pictures.

Week two photo concepts

The first picture I took I had Blake in it and i used the rule of thirds. The next picture down I de-cluttered my background by taking the picture of the basketball up close so that my background looked faded out. I took the next one of Daniel showing action as he is sprinting to run his 40 yard dash. The picture of the eagle head is the new paint job on our crows nest at the football field and I centered it in my picture for the center of interest. The picture out of the Granada's wind shield is me using the foreground to frame my picture, I took the picture out of the wind shield and you are focused on the other cars not where i took the picture from, and that's how I used foreground to frame my photo. Next with the Honda name I filled the frame using the entire name to take up mostly the whole picture. After the Honda picture I have my picture of lines that I used to lead the eye. This picture just uses the lines to take your eye and focus into the distance. Once again I used the Granada for my angle of perspective picture. I took the picture at a different and ordinary angle and I tried to make it look older than it appears.