Photoshop. Alan Sugar

This is my photoshopped Alan Sugar. I firstly used the Polygonal lasso tool. Then clicked 'Q' which highlights Alan's face and do a little bit more editing so it looks more rounded. Then once I had done that I copied the layer so it was just Alan's head. I also feathered the picture so it fits nicely into the image. Then opened the sugar picture then dragged the image of Alan's head into the sugar picture; and duplicated many so that I could create this. I also used the cropper so that I can make it look like Alan's head is in the sugar by using 'ctrl x'.

Muybridge motion studies

Plan for our version of Muybridge motion studies. We will have Marc running and jumping over a wall for our motion study.

We will have Marc running and jumping over a wall whilst four of us will take the picture whilst being in a line and once he has rached each line we will take the shot. And we will have Marc running up a wall and barrel rolling onto the floor.

We will have camera's 1, 2, 3 and 4 set up in a line to take the shots but we will also try different ways to take the shots but at the moment we only have one idea but hopefully we will have more by the time it comes to taking the shots.

Aperture

In this task we took photos of different photos of aperture and depths of field.

4.0

4.5

5.0

5.6

6.3

7.1

8.0 

9.0

10.0

11

13

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18

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22

Shutter Speed

2000

 500

 1

 100

 200

                                                     3

 1.3

                                                                            800

 640

                                                                                     400

Little People

Lego in the college

I am doing lego in the college; where i will be taking pictures of lego characters around the college recreating photo's.
 I will need: blutac to stick the characters to the subject.whilst at home i will have to find what characters i need.

Macro Photography

                                                                Macro Photography


Macro photography is when you take photos of small objects. And you blur out the background so that you can get focus on the main object.