4/30/2010

This is our ABC assignment. I took my pictures as I walked around the lake and I like how it ties all the photos together. I also like the contrast in the photos because they are all so vibrant. It was a little difficult to find all the letters but I liked how it all turned out. In some of the photos I used some different filters which I like a lot because it adds originality.

Devan created this.

4/29/10

Here is a photo I took for the class at MIAD this spring.

4/28/10

This is a picture of two flowers that my mom had in the house. I placed them in the water of the lake that I live on. I played around with the angles that I took of this photo. I also put a photo filter on top of it to help bring out the colors. I boosted the colors even more in iPhoto. I also blurred the edges so that your eye goes to the flowers. I really like the composition of this piece.
Emily took this photograph.

4/27/10

The Three Fates symbolize the spinning of life, the measuring of life, and the cutting of life. I like these ones much better.
Danielle created this picture for the myth assessment.

4/26/10

Jessica did the myth of Ares, God of War.

4/25/10

Photograph by Paige.

Athena: The greek goddess of wisdom and war. The sword and her stance is to represent the warrior in her. Yet her gentle face shows the wisdom and to not fear her. I like how the red is the main color popping out of the brown.

4/24/10

Photos by Sarah.

PERSEPHONE: Daughter of Zeus and Demeter. She was the goddess of spring bounty, but was taken to the underworld by Haides, and captured. She had eaten Haides pomegranate seeds which forced her to stay in the underworld for part of the year which marks the time of winter when the bountiful plants die down, but come back when spring is in season when Persephone returns from the underoworld.

4/23/10

Nyx, the Goddess of the night (by Danny).

4/22/10

Nathan created these photographs based on the myth Aurora.
Aurora, goddess of the dawn, renews herself every morning and flies across the sky, announcing the arrival of the sun.

4/21/10

Chelsea created this photograph.

OSIRIS WAS DROWNED, AND CUT INTO 14 PIECES BY HIS BROTHER. HIS PIECES WERE SCATTERED THROUGHOUT EGYPT AND FOUND BY HIS WIFE/SISTER ISIS.
ISIS BROUGHT ALL THE PIECES TOGETHER AND SOON REVIVED OSIRIS.

ISIS WAS IMPREGNATED WITH OSIRIS' SON, HORUS- GOD OF THE UNDERWORLD, BUT TAUGHT ABOUT AGRICULTURE.

THIS PHOTO IS INTENDED TO REPRESENT THE MOMENT IN WHICH OSIRIS WAS REVIVED BY ISIS
AND IS RISING AGAIN, AFTER ALL PIECES WERE PUT TOGETHER.

4/20/10

French students visit Photo class.

4/19/10

Morgan took this night photo.

This is my night photo and I also took it at the barn near my house. I originally wanted to have Kristen outlined with the light but the person holding the light messed up and just made the design above. I think it turned out better than the others and made a cooler effect.

4/18/10

For this picture I left my shutter open for 30 seconds. I ran around him with a light and tried to get it to shine on the ground. In photoshop I also brought up the blue. I wanted it to look like something is "coming" for him.
Thanks Paige.

4/17/10

Danny's night photograph.

4/16/10

Thanks Danielle.

4/15/10

Environmental

vvvv
an old picture, saturated it, played with a vignette and filters..

By Sarah

News Story

Here is the link : http://www.wisn.com/news/23167396/detail.html

4/14/10

Wow- talk about timing.... Look at what Nathan did.

i caught the big meteor that fell last night. i feel very lucky :D

4/13/10

Kim created this photograph.

4/12/10

This picture is of my friend Ellie hanging from a bridge over a river. The environment doesn't exactly pertain to WHERE she is but HOW she is. She is a lot of fun and super adventurous.

Thanks Victoria.

4/11/10

This photo was created by Emily.
This is my environmental portrait of my friend Hannah. I put her outside because she loves being outside with others and loves her dog. I crop the picture a little and burned the garage because it was to bright. I really love how this picture turned out.

4/10/10

This is the only picture that was actually picked for the IB art show, but I still love this one the most, and if I could have picked between me getting one amazing shot like this, or three okay ones to be picked for the IB show, I would gladly pick this one.

Mooney said that the lighting would be different because of her darker skin, and I think I compensated for that. This is by FAR the favorite portrait I have taken of a non-family member, and I hope over the course of this class, I can learn how to get that one amazing shot (or more than one) out of anyone I photograph.
Photograph by Nathan.

4/9/10

Danny. By Kayla

4/8/10

This represents the goddess of Night, Nyx. This is my mom, and I had her sit by the rocks and set the long exposure on my camera to 30 seconds. I like it a lot because the stars really stand out and you can tell it's Night but it's also light out and you can see "nyx's face." I had her gaze up at the sky because it looks like she's observing the night sky, as she brought it on.
This photograph was created by Sarah

4/7/10

During class we have to pick groups and then pick a person that you wanted to take a picture of. I choose Kayla because I love the way that she smiles. So that is what I tried to show in this picture. I want to show her bubbly personality. I changed this photo into black and white and then played around with the brightness and contracts. I really loved how this photo turned out in the end.
Photograph by Emily.

4/6/10

This is a picture that I took at the Lac La Belle Cemetery. I did the lomo effect to it and I thought it originally looked cool because it was kind of scratchy and blurry and it gave it a more errie look to the photo. I also clone stamped out a tree behind him because it was pretty distracting. My myth was Hypnos and it was the god of sleep and he tried to save people in there after life so I thought this picture worked perfectly.

Photograph by Breanna.

4/5/10

My myth was Antigone. She has had a stressful life and I tried to make the model in this picture look stressed. Antigone's father married his own mother and she finds out and ends up killing herself.
Photograph by Stephanie.

4/4/10

My myth was Alcyone and Ceyx. Alcyone's father Aeolus is the God of winds, and Ceyx went out on a voyage to talk to an Oracle about his dead brother. Alycone knew that her father didn't like Ceyx and that he was going to try to kill Ceyx while he was out at sea. Alcyone couldn't convince him to stay, so she waited and waited for him to return. He never did. So, to represent this story I took a picture of a small waterfall with a girl looking out over the bridge in the reflection to represent Alcyone waiting for Ceyx.
Photograph by Emily.

4/3/10

This photograph was taken in California and it demonstrates how the girl is simply taking in the nature that is around her. I like that even though she is the focal point in the photo the details in the rocks and in the hills in the background are still present. I slightly lightened up the sky so it would not be as bright, but kept it a brighter color because it made her stand out more.

Photograph by Kayla.

p.s. aly- we miss you!

4/2/10

Nathan. By Jordan.

4/1/10

This image is a created for us by Danielle.
I chose to take her in her element which included being outside and barefoot.