Monday, May 9, 2011

final edit, recreation


the top photo is jeff wall's original "the Destroyed Room." my recreation is below, i tried to copy they original as close as possible but my room was not wide enough to add everything that was in his photo. i got this shot on my first try, thankfuly i did not have to reshoot because the process of destroying and putting back together took a couple of hours. my recreation does not have all the emotion that jeff's picture has because i didnt just destroy my room, i tried putting everything in the right place. when jeff made the photo, he broke stuff and threw everything while i placed gently trying to recreate as much as possible.

Friday, February 25, 2011

Own Effect















For this effect, I made the picture black and white then use a brush the bring back the color of the background. also i messed with the exposure to make it darker.

Thursday, February 10, 2011

Post2 2/10/11

The Aperture is the “pupil” of the camera. Light passes through this before it reaches the film. The hole for the aperture lens is called the f-hole. The Shutter Speed- the shutter opens when the button is pressed on your camera. The amount of time the shutter is open will affect the light that is captured. The longer the shutter is open, the amount of light that is captured increases. The shorter time the shutter is open, the less light gets captured. They act together in a way that the longer the shutter is open, the larger the f-hole gets so more light will be captured.On my camera, I scroll to the S for shutter and the A for Aperture.