Those of you, and you know who you are, who are planning on creating a 2-D photography concentration for the months of September-October your area of unique focus is learning Adobe Photoshop. I will give a few demos on Monday and Wednesday to get you started.
I would like you to explore the Internet looking for techniques, tutorials, examples and ideas. Remember in the agreement I gave you, making a choice to create a photography concentration portfolio requires that you are self motivated. What can you discover about Adobe Photoshop? What can you teach your fellow photographers? What can you learn and apply to your images?
Here is a page I Googled with 41 tutorials on super cool Adobe Photoshop tricks. http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/41-nicest-photoshop-photo-effects-photoshop-tutorials/
ah this is cool. i want to do an underwater photoshoot. i think i shall.
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ReplyDeleteHello! This is Amelia Garone speaking...
ReplyDeletethese are sooo cool!
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1. I am doing aging as my concentration so I think messing with the age progression can be super useful and it looks sooo real!
2. Make photos look "lomofied" and they look so much more unique
3. Dynamic Lighting (layering two pictures)
Some of them kind of turned out cheesy but i guess they were for advertisements but i am soo excited to work with this!!
what a swell little resource we have now... the juices are flowing, the vibes are tingling, my brain is exploding with ideas.... how about a woman sitting atop a tree with cat eyes....maybe naked with just a fur tail.... or teased hair with feathers all in it...hmmmmm... perhaps i should figure out a concentration first.. or maybe not... maybe ill just go for it
ReplyDeleteI'm not even doing photography for my concentration but THESE EFFECTS ARE LEGIT!!! Can't wait to see what you all come up with! -Kelly Sosa
ReplyDeleteAt the Oregon fair I saw a really cool series done by a photographer. He did portraits of people in their work places but instead of taking one photo, he took many at slightly different angles and times and put them together in a grid. I might do something kind of like that.
ReplyDeleteI really like the Halftone Dots and Linear Light and Comic Book effects! I am definitely gonna be looking at this in future!
ReplyDeleteI loved the picture of the little Asian boy, he looked like an air bender!! This was really interesting!! I want to know how long a photo like that would take! I could just say that I'm curious, excited, and anxious!
ReplyDeleteYeeee this got me excited to do the photography portfolio except I still have not really any idea what my concentrations going to be! some of these effects are reaally neat!
ReplyDeleteI still have no idea how to make it say my name so this is lizzie
it worked! wooo
ReplyDeleteSophia Nielson - This is really cool! I just got Photoshop over the summer and all the options kinda scare me...but I'm really excited after seeing all these images, I had no idea that all those options could do all that!
ReplyDeleteThats so many tutorials..........
ReplyDeleteI should have learned the 'tricks of the trade' to adobe photoshop by now, but I really don't like learning things from my mother... who is a Graphic Designer. Photography won't be part of my concentration, but it seems like a useful skill to have for future art projects.
ReplyDeleteWow! This is great! I'm excited to start our concentrations!
ReplyDeleteJulia
oooo EXCITED! i really like the crack and peel, aging and eye changer one. :D Can't wait!
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