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This project focused on the portrait photographer, Andy Warhol. I was able to learn how to crop photos and add a filter to make the pictures look vintage.

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This group project used edited photos of KHS staff members to create a customized deck of cards. I learned how to blend the staff members' faces to the original Joker and King of Clubs cards.

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This project also gave multiple options of photos to take. I chose to take pictures of shadows and highlights around the school. I learned how to edit a photo to bring out the shadows of a subject.

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This DIY Photoshop project required us to pick a Photoshop tutorial of any kind, and I chose to make a landscape in a jar. This photo was taken in Branson, Missouri. I chose this photo because of the bright blue sky that gave it a picturesque look. I learned how to use filters to make the jar look see-through.

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This project included a close-up of a quote or motto to describe your life in only six words. "I live life to the fullest" is the quote I chose because I love doing new things.

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This project required us to find an artist or celebrity to trace and draw on Photoshop. I chose a music artist, Frank Ocean, to draw, which proved to be difficult because of the shadows that had to be drawn in on Photoshop.

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For this project, we were told to find places that highlighted nature around the school. I learned about how to take better photos, using my past knowledge of leading lines in photos.

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This project used the "low poly vector" look, using triangles of various sizes, to create a portrait of a celebrity. I chose to use Dwayne Johnson as my subject, and I learned how to use the pen tool in Photoshop to create the triangles.

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This project used Photoshop to create clones of yourself in an area. I learned how to layer multiple photos together Photoshop to create the clone illusion.

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This project used Photoshop to create the effect of a person on a tiny planet. I learned how to warp a photo to create the circular planet illusion.

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This project gave multiple choices of different photos to take. I chose to take low angle, or "worm's eye view," photos, and learned how to focus on the foreground and blur the background of a photo.

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This project used Photoshop to create a blur effect to make the subject look "in-motion." I learned how to select the inverse of a subject in Photoshop to blur everything but the person.

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This project used an LED light and a backdrop to create a serious photoshoot. I learned how to use the shadows and highlights in the background to make a professional photo.

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This project was similar to the portrait illustration, however the objective was to draw an animal of your choice. I chose to draw a pit bull because of the dog's short hair, making the sketch easier to draw the shadows. I learned how to change the opacity of a brush on Photoshop when drawing the shadows and highlights of the pit bull.

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This project used Photoshop to create the effect of levitating or flying. I learned how to used the object-selection tool on Photoshop in order to levitate myself into the air.

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Because I enjoyed taking photos in Digital Photography I, I decided to take the Digital Photography II; and this class didn't disappoint. I enjoyed the mixture of art and photography that was prevalent in most of the projects we did. I also learned more about Photoshop that I hadn't known before. My favorite projects were the ones of nature or a subject outside because the photos taken in the natural light came out nicely. In the end, I would retake this class so I can further improve my Photoshop skills.