50mm 1/200 f4.375 ISO 300 .
on the left is the edited photo and the right is the Original. I really enjoyed editing it to my heart’s content! The photo was taken at Westwind Community Barn- a lovely place that I go a few times a week!
In this photo, It is a very silly photograph of one of my favorite horses, O’Neil. Although I have never ridden him, He is one of the friendliest and silliest horses I’ve met. He’s always there to greet people, always eager for affection. I love him very much and he is always so curious about everything and everyone around him!
For this photo, I explored with photoshop and made each side of my face symmetrical! It was kind of hard to do each one separately, but I still think they turned out alright since it was my first time trying this out and trying to make it as realistic as possible.
In this prompt, we were supposed to snap a picture of something geometric. And this is a photo of my neighbors roof since it was right outside my window. It was kind of hard to find something geometric before, but after my dad pointed out the roof, I really liked the idea. So, I waited for when it was a sunnier day before taking the picture and trying to get some of the nice foliage in the background.
In this photo we were assigned to take a picture of a flower. This flower was found right at the front door of my house. There is always some sort of flower blooming near our home. So, got as close as possible to the flower then made sure it was in the center and blurred the rest out so we could see the colors better with all the pinks and the sun shining right on it.
In this assignment, we were told to take a picture of something at an odd angle. For this picture, I decided to take a picture of a tree. How I did it was I pressed myself against the tree so I was as close as possible before snapping the photo
In this photo, we were told to take a picture of eyes. And for this one, I took a picture of my cat’s eyes because I think they are really pretty. It was kind of a struggle to get him to stay still, but I still got it and I’m happy about it.b
For this photo blog, we had to take a photo of a center frame portrait. And while I was looking for things to take pictures of, I saw this large pine cone at the front of the house and I thought it would be cool to try and snap a photo of it. I had to get pretty close to it to make sure it was in focus as well as make sure the background could be blurred slightly. Though, it wasn’t perfect, it still draws attention to the pine cone rather than the ground around it.