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I chose to put this image in black and white because the original saturation is a bit warm and it adds an old time feel. When looking at the color image you can tell its a modern man on his phone in Starbucks. However, when looking at the black and white image you cannot tell where the picture is taken and the phone is disguised, making it seem as if it was in 1950.
This image is abstract. Its bumpy texture adds to the mosh posh of color that creates what seems to be her two faces blending together as one stands strong and the other is sucked into the background.
“Side View” by Gianna Lukacik She took this image because she liked the illusion it created. It shows two perspectives in one image while having the aesthetic of an old image.
This is made of 2 murals in Chicago. I put them together because they have the same color schemes and subject. I put these together by blending them with clone stamp in Photoshop.
This image is taken in the city at the bean. The reason why I took this is because every picture I’ve ever seen of the bean is so basic but I found a way to make the bean look unique. How the buildings are curved and the detailed clouds makes the viewer take a second look.
These were taken for the 2019 freehand calliope book for my high school. The image on the top is a transparency that will go below words on my page. The bottom is what I’ve chosen to make for a possible cover. The reasoning behind taking my pictures in the forest is because when I think of living like”Freehand” I think of pure nature. That goes along with the mirror as well. In Photoshop I’ve edited the girl who is holding the mirrors face into the reflection of her holding it. This is meant to represent her trying to see into herself but looking away. Many people try to look away from their own reflections, but to truly live life freehand, accepting yourself and your refection is the first step.
This is an image I took of my sister outside that I turned into a digital painting. I chose this image because of her stoic looks and the simple colors. All of it together makes her look like an elegant character.
The image on the top is after my manipulation of the original and on the bottom is the original photo of flowers in a blue glass reflection. Acknowledging the over saturation, in the original, I turned the image black and white. To manipulate it further, I cut up the image into pieces out of order and took the two that looked the best together. I put them together with a frame separating the pieces and surrounding it. By doing this it turns the original image which is over saturated, stretched out with poor depth of field, into a dramatic vintage diptych.
The photo on the top is the after product of my original after photoshop filters he bottom is my original. Although the bottom has more color, the edit I applied brings the vintage effect the cracked pipe desires, drawing the details together and adding the feeling of mystery.
This is a photograph of my mom at a traditional Indian wedding. I made the image 2x3 instead of large to make it more interesting. If i made this a regular size photo the viewer may look at it for a few seconds and get all they can get out of it. By making it smaller it causes the viewer to take a second look and figure out the meaning of the detail on her hands and scene around her.
Originally this photo was very colorful with lots of green, blue and pink. Its tone was happy and kind of Alice In Wonderland like. Finding a “Welcome” sign in the middle of a forest is pretty unlikely as well as the dress. I wanted to preserve the surreal feel yet take away the happy realistic color of the picture. By making it black and white, the photo seems more ominous and leaves you questioning what the dress is for and where the welcome sign on leads. The sideways tree is also almost a sign not to go through, as its fallen over the path. #alteredspace
Originally this space was a gratified rock. I altered it by placing candles o top of it to change the focus of the image from the rock to the alteration. I chose these objects because the colors matched and the Chinese letters creates a mood of mystery while the detail i the back draws your eye in. To enhance this image, I added a "Dark Contrasts" filter as well as "Detail Extractor" in Color Effects Pro 4. Lastly I placed a rough image boarder around.
The image on the left is the original, non edited photo of fabric leading you down a disappearing path. On the right I chose to edit this image into a triptych using Analog Effects Pro 2. After putting a levels layer on the image I used the filer "Mutilations 2". I consider my edited picture more artistic due to its enhanced color through the filter and one image being perceived as 3 put together.
I cannot find the picture of the lights that overlapped the original picture but it was a reflection of blue and purple lights on water. To do this i put both pictures in Photoshop and pasted the picture of lights on top of the picture of leaves, after i rotated the original leaf picture 180 degrees. I continued to lower the opacity down to about 20%-30% and add a layers level in Photoshop.
I made this photo for my texture overlay. The background is a chain link fence that I turned black and white in Photoshop. I proceeded to use the lasso to cut out the bulldog from another photo taken in Pilsen, of a worn down poster. I pasted it on the fence as my texture overlay. I feel like making the back black and white with the sticker in color makes the mood more surreal and draws more attention to the subject. The torn paper with the swirly eyes adds a creepy feel as well, as if somethings not quite right.
On the left is the original picture and on the right is the image after I've places a blur filter o nit through Photoshop. I believe the filter 100% adds a surreal feel, as if there's a dreamy film covering it. As for the blur itself, it adds the idea of falling into something unreal, as the leading lines go into the unknown, and the only thing is focus is a mysterious dress in the middle of the forest. 11/8/182 Photos - View album