Color Wheel

This is my color wheel. I took pictures at home and at school for this project.

Still Life

Why I picked these items
I  picked my blue bear because... well I've had him since I was
about 1 month old. The book I chose is called "Between Lines"
I love this book I could read it over and over and it still gives
me chills when I read it. The beanie I chose because its just about
the only thing I have from my home town. The foot ball
jersey is from one of my old schools as well as the pom-pom.
The harmonica was my Great Grampa, and yes it actually works.
The blanket my cousin made for me. When i see her we always measure it
to see how much bigger its gotten. I put my ear buds in there because I
love music and it has helped me through so much. 

Spot The Difference

My spot the difference.

The original

For this project I used a tripod so that I would get the same amount of light and shadow in each picture. For this project I found the Clone Stamp very helpful. I also used the move tool to adjust the size and position of the Kyras.  

Restoration

This is before I took it into photoshop and restored it.

And this is after I restored it.

            

The tools I used for this project were the Spot Healing Brush and the Paint Brush Color match. Theses tools made it much easier to to repair hie water marks and tears in the picture. Overall I think I did a good job with my first restoration.

For this project I mainly used the curve tool to adjust the brightness and contrast of the photos. I also used the crop tool for some of the photos. I had little to no complications with this project, I thinkI did well on this. I used my back yard for the majority of these photos and I used a few from when I was at school.

Angle down

Angle up

Backlighting

Frame within a frame

Sidelighting

patten (scales)

Perspective

Reflection

Rule of thirds

Shadow

Texture

Using the quick select tool worked pretty well. I did make a couple mistakes when I was selecting, but those were easy fixes. I think the most challenging thing was changing the colors, but once I got the hang of it it was easier. Something I might do different next time would probably be setting up the pictures in a different pattern. I used the quick select tool, move tool, gradient map feature, and the layer merge tool. All of which work pretty well once I got the hang of it.

The tools I used for this project were; Clone Stamp, Duplicate layers, Eraser, and Transition tools. A few complications I had were when I was trying to clone Kate's face and it wouldn't show up where I was clicking, and then I realized I had to move the layer in order to see her on the original photo. That was a minor set back but in the end I thought I did pretty good in swapping their faces.