This image was taken with a pinhole camera. I took this after students came back from lunch. You can see the litter that was left behind by the students.
The images are of my sister. I had her open a door and look up at the sky. I like this photo because she appears to be staring up at something that makes her curious.
When I took this picture, I set a sax clarinet and flute on the ground. I then took a second clarinet and placed it on a stand. The instruments were set next to a window so I could get a dim natural light on them. I like how the instruments reflect the light and look "shinny."
This photo was taken by a window during the afternoon. I placed my clarinet over a few sheets of music that I've performed. I positioned it so that the clarinet cast a slight shadow over one of the pieces. I also like how the nickle keys reflect some of the music. The pieces the clarinet is on are: "Alleluja" from the "Exultate Jubulate" by Mozart, "The Magic Flute" also by Mozart, and the third I don't remember what it was.
Monday, November 22, 2010
This is a portrait of a girl outside. I was talking to her and she looked up and smiled at me and I then took the picture. I chose to make the background out of focus so she would stand out more.
This is the original image before I edited it in print shop.
This picture was taken with a pinhole camera. This picture is of cellos in our schools band room. I timed it just right so the right amount of light was on it. The camera was set on a stand and i exposed it for about 2 minutes, then edited it so it wasn't negative.
This is the original image before changed it in photo shop. I set it on a stand and timed it for a little more than 2 minutes.
I took this picture in the morning so it would produce less light. The saxophone was held up on grass with a blanket underneath it. The blanket provides a blank background. I took the picture up close so the viewer can see the reflection of the dim sun on the shiny metal. I edited the image to make the saxophone appear darker. The top image is the photo edited in Photoshop. The bottom image is the original photograph.
