I have a project for one of my classes that said we had to pick a subject and shoot that with different techniques. Different angles. Different editing. Trying to give it a different feel or mood.
I chose roses. For the project you are only allowed to turn in black and white images, so I edited them all twice; once for me [in color] and once for class [in black and white]. I think it is interesting how different they look.
Enjoy.
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.![Roses//Visualization 4 [Homework]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_tDSZywqR2YEsiWe4qIGO7VMBiKcmQf-PSqm1e5IBLzRXP8ibZOZhFlZW8Cl-8lqmuD4_jP6noO9qqWV9RVv08eYOXxpQedC1B0Ud5C4AoD5btjl9dUUr9JOHFWE5mfbw=s0-d)
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.![Roses//Visualization 5 [Homework]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_v6_1Dq6rFpzSjPNCLHdiBGYrpadWxfJNUL7ux8yetKqbadEe-tOltQXdVliXHDBUU_4vRFsQ_mwt7noHiiBH3V-vuTv5Jag-VSzibogD-ZXZT8G6k4poVMDmgJLnDvdME=s0-d)
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.![Roses//Visualization 6 [Homework]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_s0nJogkEvHPCPgL-ZgrIYiq53RUAol3dfdsiTblBIgAsO0ODPv_qiinnZDBgzN281TShB9Mr8FdO5U2mTBeXYAPvqHsx1k9ICuvfhyjHDUPCVFtQnTfYD-8bCkYHFEYOM=s0-d)
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.![Roses//Visualization 1 [Homework]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_tExolPKStn0Z45VKIiVRK20tmVDzkOEGUSwii06cia-IylJ8v4fKDIuZCodBG26sSl2u3tMT-YuGJ16y1CJxObkL0EGxquiO70mkQySHcTFnBMurE2UGjUpeYEglBbLHA=s0-d)
I chose roses. For the project you are only allowed to turn in black and white images, so I edited them all twice; once for me [in color] and once for class [in black and white]. I think it is interesting how different they look.
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1 comment:
I like seeing the color and B&W side-by-side. My favorite B&Ws are the third and fourth down. You have definitely captured a variety of moods and techniques.
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