Showing posts with label landscape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label landscape. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Landscape Assignment Final

Rios- CU Fly On Bark
f: 3.5
S:1/25
ISO:800
11/15/11
Around 4:00 p.m.
Cherry Park

Rios- LS Tall Trees
f: 5.0
S: 1/8
ISO: 800
11/9/11
Around 5:30 p.m.
A small forest in the country of Keizer.

Rios- CU Prickly Branch
f: 3.5
S: 1/80
ISO: 800
11/15/11
Around 4:00 p.m.
Cherry Park

Rios- LS Road-Purple Sky
f: 5.6
S: 5.0
ISO: 800
11/8/11
Around 6:00 p.m.
On the side of the road in Brooks.

Rios- CU Thorn
f: 3.5
S: 1/200
ISO: 800
11/15/11
 Around 4:00 p.m.
Cherry Park

Rios- LS Yellow Tree
f: 5.6
S: 1/8
ISO: 800
11/15/11
Around 4:00 p.m.
Cherry Park

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Q2-Week 1 Landscape Photographers

Marc Adamus is an amazing photographer. I don't know if he uses a lot of Photoshop on his pictures, but whatever he does he's good at it! He likes to bring out the blue, purple, and greens in his photos and seems to shoot in near locations like California, Oregon, and Canada. A lot of his shoots have the focal point framed in the middle. Some of them are off to the right or left, but the middle is seen more. He really likes to shoot waterfalls and mountains. Those are the most common photos I see. All of his photos are beautiful!
The lines in this photo are really interesting because they are beautifully colored.


I really feel calm and relaxed when I look at this picture. It makes me want to be there.

The composition in this photo is interesting because there really isn't a solid focal point other than the rainbow.

This looks like a painting and it blows my mind how it was been captured by a camera.

Everything about this picture I love. It seems unreal and gives you a whole new appreciation for God's creation.

Can you even tell what this is? It is so abstract and mysterious!

This picture should be in a fairy tale movie. The forest looks so vibrant.

I really like how the rocks look smooth and how the background's waterfall is the focal point. 

How is there a rainbow in a place that looks like a desert? I really like the contrast in colors in this photo.

I really like how even though this is at night he still was able to capture vivid hues of blue.

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Week 9- Landscape Exercise

ISO: 200
f: 25.0
S: 1/160
10/17/11
Back of PAA
The trees work really well in this picture. The one thing I would do differently is raise the aperture to let in more light. I cropped this photo from all sides except the top and then made this brighter.

ISO: 200
f: 13.0
S: 1/160
Back of PAA
10/17/11
I would choose a completely different element to focus on in the foreground because the bush really has no characteristic at all. The sky in this photo is really the best attribute in this photo. In Photoshop, I cropped the bottom and left side of this photo and then I messed with the levels to bring out the background of this photo and darken the foreground.

ISO: 200
f: 13.0
S: 1/160
Back of PAA
10/17/11
I would really like to take out the soccer goals and cars in this photo. The sky is really pretty and is the best thing about this photo. I cropped out some of the bottom and then changed the levels making the photo darker. I also, messed with the color levels.