Showing posts with label photoshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photoshop. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

The. BLUR

The purpose of this project is to have blurred picture which can be done when the object is in motion. There are 2 ways, either to have a a moving object with a still background or by following the object, making the background blurred. The photos below are some of my examples. Enjoy!

Title: Two Black Crows.
This was taken when I was at chinese school. My photography teacher calls this the souless birds. 
(sorry for the scratches on the pictures, I think dust got in the way when the film was drying)


Title: I Believe I can Fly~ (I believe I can touch the sky...)

This again was taken from Chinese school, it was of my 2 friends. If you haven't noticed, there are actually 2 people in the picture, one in front and the other behind flapping their hands. I just thought it was a cool idea. Next time I should try multiple people, I think the effect would turn out very cool.



Title: Floating Light

Inspired by the batman picture my photography teacher showed me, I decided to play around with the flashlight. Since my camera was a point and shoot camera, I wasn't sure how effective this technique would work but it seemed to work pretty well. For future projects, I'm thinking of having like a trippy light show with floating lights everywhere, you can call it Dancing Lights I guess, don't you think that would be a cool idea?
Title: The Chaos Around Us

This is my friend Qin Rei, she is the exchange student from China. This is an example of following the object with your camera. I just had Qin Rei swing back and forth, with me following her movements, hence the moving background. For me this was a very difficult process, one must really have steady hands and a good balance to achieve such an effect, especially trying to achieve in the result of having a clear object.

Title: Something Ominous

This is my friend Jess, I was at her house and she had this fake axe thing and I decided to take a picture of her while she was swinging it back and forth. you can sort of make out the movements of her hand on the side. I think it looks cool in a way that the axe looks as if it's spinning in a circle in front of her.

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Multiple Exposure? Bring it on!

Oh photoshop how you rock my world. These are the results of my multiple exposure photos using photoshop. I turned 2 pictures into black and white photos and then overlapped them. Enjoy!




This picture has a mysterious feel, which I find very intriguing. I spy 4 little eyes, can you find them?




By combining the fall and summer season, this is what I get. I like how one of my face is a weird smirk while the other is.....very....very....HAPPY.








Tada! This is probably my favorite picture out of all the multiple exposure I have done. I actually overlapped this picture with the above fall picture. The overlapping of the leaves actually enhanced my eyes into a cool mysterious look.

After overlapping and creating 3 black and white multiple exposure photos we were given the liberty to overlap colored photos! Resulting picture was this.