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Here is my first try at the pattern image, the pattern in the image is the Toyota 86 logo. If I were to come back to this piece I would add a boarder to give the image a different feel and make it less boring.

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The main photo is of a modded Toyota 86 with the pattern of the Toyota symbol behind it. I also had to blur the background to take out some of the distractions from the image.

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Here is a photo of Jayde lying in the long grass. Things I would try and change this image is manually focus the camera and the background

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Same thing although the light is positioned slightly lower than the previous image which I personally believe gives the image a different kind of feel to it.

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Here's my first attempt at portrait photography, I used the sun in a late afternoon to just cover over Jayde's eyes to change how and what you view the image.

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I tried to change the image to lack and white to change the tone of the image.

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Artist - Nate Kay

https://www.thephotoargus.com/beautiful-black-and-white-portraits/

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Artist: Leonarda Da Vinci
Leonardo uses depth in his portrait to give the viewer an insight into where Mona Lisa is, and the emotion behind the image.

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Using rule of thirds, slightly enhanced the saturation of the image.

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Old Photo

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Old photo

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I have no clue what I did but I know I did something. Maybe Double Focus aperture?

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Something I put together cause why not, pretty sketchy.

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I'm feeling pretty stressed from the online school thing but I was becoming calmer when I was taking the photos.

I guess I kinda used rule of thirds in a way, due to the position of the flowers and the rest of the picture.

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I'm just trying things out, don't bully me

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I'm just trying things out, don't bully me

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By Andy Warhol
"Bold Colours" Andy Warhol uses sharp bold colours in the art piece to attract the eye and uses minimal shading in the transition forehead forehead, to the top of her hair-line.

The heavy, non blended lipstick, red mole and eye liner give her an identity as to who she is. This emphasizes her femininity and who she is, as an individual.

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By Roy Lichtenstein
He uses bold colours to attract the eye to certain parts of the artwork, these contrasting colours being yellow and blue.

These colours that he uses, give them a sense of identity as blue is more of a masculine colour and yellow is almost a blonde colour which is more feminine.

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All the Blank layers are small bits of grass fyi

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Thank you Joel for being the model

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This is only sketchy and the basics, this is just a trial of how it works. In the future I may try doing a pop up book.

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To make this image, I had to select individual strands of grass in order to place Brodie behind the grass to make the picture more realistic. I had to change the levels as well to make Brodie look as though he was in the shadow. Another little detail was putting Brodie's hand behind the shoe, to do this I had to make a new layer of only the shoe and place that on top of the Person layer.

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Just the beginning, going to put a wave in and some background colours.

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Second

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Exposure Time - 5.4 Secs

ISO - 100

Aperture - 29

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Hats In Focus with Brodie The Bot in The Back Blurred

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Hats In Focus with Brodie The Bot in The Back Blurred

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Shutter Speed - 1/500

ISO - 100

Aperture - 7.1

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Exposure Time - 3.1 Sec

ISO - 100

Aperture - 29

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Shutter Speed - 1/60

ISO - 100

Aperture - 18

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Shutter Speed - 1/160

ISO - 100

Aperture - 7.1

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Getting there

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Shutter Speed - 1/250

ISO - 100

Aperture - 5.6

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By Richard Hamilton
Richard Hamilton uses inferred line in his art piece to make an impact as he uses different images of women to make one, he uses what was thought as the most beautiful parts of a woman and shows how beauty, can be ugly.

Every image that has been used to put this woman together is what is thought as 'the perfect person', this thought of perfection reflects how the society sees as what someone should look like, and gives false ideas to what they should actually look like in reality.

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Low Aperture, ISO and ShutterSpeed of Brodies hat

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Low Aperture, ISO and ShutterSpeed of Brodies hat

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Shutter Speed - 1/250

ISO - 100

Aperture - 4

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Shutter Speed - 1/1600

ISO - 400

Aperture - 5