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Erick Elizondo, Photo: II/III
Period: 1
Altered Portraits 9/11/17
Cyanotype
Sepia
Image Overlay
Hand Color, Black and White
Backlit Image
Image overlay
Collage
Cracked Face
1.) The portrait that was the hardest was at the very least the cracked face portrait. The reason for this is because I had no idea how to do this in the first place so i went on YouTube to figure it out all the functions and ideas to do it.
2.) I think that the easiest portrait to do was either the black and blue one, or the black and brown because all I did was originally turn it black and white and then change the color balance while in black and white.
3.) Altered portrait mean to the viewer is a pictures changed in some way. To te photographer an altered portrait is a way to improve or change without taking a nother picture
4.) OUt of these portraits I'm likely to do the cracked face again. It's just so interesting to see how a face can be brittle like it's about to break from just the wind.
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6.) I think its important because if you have a picture you don't like it can be altered to be the way you want it to be.
7.) All portraits shouldn't really be altered, to be honest I don't know myself it all depends on the user if it should be altered.
8.) By altering a portrait it allows the portrait to be something else without taking a another picture.
Blur Motion (After Question): 10/6/17
After Questions:
1.) Blur motion is when you speed up or slow down the shutter speed to make the subject or your surroundings into a blur.
2.) You create blur motion by putting the camera into manual then you slow down or speed up with the command dial.
3.) All I did in photoshop was change the brightness and the contrast in the photo because some of the good pictures were dark.
4.) The difficult part in this assignment was the shutter speed because we were getting pictures that were like you were there but you all of a sudden turn into a ghost.
5.) The easy part was coming up with ideas because at first we couldn't take any pictures because we didn't know what to shoot.
Forced Perspective: 11/07/17
Still life 1/10/18
1.)This image explains how a giant person is bout to stomp on a little person.
2.) The image used forced perspective to make the person in front of the camera a giant and the person in the back
3.) I created this image by laying on the ground taking the picture and two people in front of the camera one in front of it and one in the back.
4.) It wasn't really hard at all i just needs to change the angle and how to get the image clear.
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1.) This image is about a man holding a giant phone.
2.) This image use forced perspective because it make the phone look like a giant device
3.) I hold the phone in front of the camera while the subject was far back to make them look small.
4.) It wasn't really all that hard but it was difficult to get the phone to the right position the picture.
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1.) This image is about a small man kicking a giant bottle of gatorade.
2.) his image used forced perspective by making a small bottle in from t of the camera to make it look big while the man in the far back to make him look small.
3.) I created this picture by wrapping he bottle and tilting it while trey lifts up his leg to make it look like his kicking it.
4.) It wasn't really all that hard accept for getting the camera picture as clear as possible.
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1.) This image is about a man holding a bottle of gatorade like a woman.
2.) The image used force perspective by using the gatorade in front of the camera while the subject is far from the camera as possible.
3.) I created his image by placing the bottle and the subject in a certain spot to make the bottle the same size as the subject.
4.) It was hard to get the camera in the right position so it wouldn't come out all that blury.
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1.) The image is about a small girl inside of a giant size shoe.
2.) the image used forced perspective to make a small shoe giant and a big girl smaller than the shoe.
3.) I created it by place the shoe in front of the camera and the subject in the back.
4.) The image was hard to get the camera in the right position.
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1.) The image is about a girl holding the bag of chips.
2.) The image used forced perspective by placing the back in front to make it look big enough.
3.) I created this by placing the bag close to the camera as possible to make it the same size as the subject.
4.) It wasn't really all that hard.
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1.) This image is about a girl holding up a giant size bottle of water.
2.) The image used forced perspective by making it look like she is holding a water bottle larger than her.
3.) I created this image by holding a bottle of water in the air and getting the subject to look like she is holding it.
4.) It wasn't'r really hard at all.
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1.) This image is about a person holding a smaller looking guy with her hand.
2.) The image used forced perspective by making it look like the girl is holding the little man with nothing but her hand.
3.) I created this image by getting Marco standing on the table casually while the girls read her hand out to make it look like she's holding something more closely to the camera.
4.) It was really hard at all.
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1.)The image is about a man holding a light saber ready for battle.
2.) The image is using forced perspective by making it look like the subject is holding an actual light saber.
3.) I created this image by buying a packet of chalk and drawing a light saber on a wall then getting the subject in battle position, pretending he is holding a lightsaber.
4.) The only hard part was drawing the lightsaber because we were running against the clock and we were almost out of time.
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1.) The image is about a small man leaning on a giant trash can.
2.) The image is using forced perspective by making it look like a little man is against a giant looking trash can.
3.) I created this image by getting the subject as far as possible and moving the camera closer to the trash can to make their size completely different.
4.) The image wasn't really all that hard.
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1.) The image is about a man getting dragged on the ground by a balloon.
2.) The image is using forced perspective by making it look like the subject is getting dragged by a balloon that isn't even there.
3.) I created this image by getting my subject laying on the ground, drawing a balloon on the ground, and taking the picture in a higher level.
4.) The hard part was drawing the ballon and racing against time.
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1.) This image is about a man holding his ballon while walking.
2.) The image used forced perspective by making it look like the subject is walking with a ballon when really there isn't anything there.
3.) I created this image by drawing chalk into the ground to make a ballon then had trey lay down.
4.) It wasn't really all that hard.
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1.) The image is about hoe a person is trying to get out of a trash can.
2.) The image used forced perspective by using the trash can as close to the camera as possible to make it look big and the subject in the back to make her look small.
3.) I created this image to by grabbing a trash can and place it infant of the subject to make it look like she is in the trash can.
4.) It wasn't really all that hard.
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Indépendant project: Cardio
Independent project #2: Plants
Independent Project #3: Water Drop Art
Independent project #4: Soccer 4/4/18
Independent project #5
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