1. Which altered portrait was the hardest to create? Why? Explain. The most hardest altered portrait that was hard to create was the cracked face because it took steps in photoshop that i didn't know how to use.

2. Which altered portrait was the easiest to create? Why? Explain. The easiest altered portrait that i created was the image overlay because all you had to do was make another layer and pick an overlay.

3. What does "Altered Portrait" mean to a viewer vs a photographer? Explain. Altered portrait means to a viewer vs a photographer, is a viewer edits the image and can change it. While the photographer just takes the pictures.

4. Out of the 7 altered portraits which one will you likely create again? Why? Explain. Out of the seven altered portraits i will most likely will create the backlit image again because i like creating a sun and angling it to the right position.

5. What is the historical significant behind one of the altered portrait techniques you learned? Explain. The historical significant behind one of the altered portrait techniques i learned was overlay, and how to create a cracked face.

6. Why is it important for you to learn how to alter portraits? Explain. It is important to learn how to alter portraits so i can learn edit skills, and how to make my picture look better.

7. Should all portraits be altered? Why or Why not? Explain. In my opinion not all portraits should be altered because the images should have the original look on how the person really looks. Its okay to alter some portraits sometimes but i don't think all the time.

8. By altering an portrait, what does it allow you to do to the portrait? Explain. When altering an portrait it allows you to change the image and make it look different, not original

blur motion

Force perspective

Once you have edited your force perspective and uploaded it to your website answer these questions:

1. What is your image of? Explain.

2. How does this image use force perspective? Explain.

3. How did you create this image? Explain

4. What was hard about creating this force perspective image? Explain.

5. How do you think line of sight, depth of field and distance affected the image? Explain.

1. My images are of force perspective they make things appear smaller or bigger then they actually are in person. It all depends on how far or close you put your objects in the camera.

2. The images use force perspective by how i placed the objects in the camera for example how i made Olivia look like she's holding Monique. In reality her and Monique are the same size but to make the image look as if Monique is tiny i had her move farther from the camera, and made Olivia move closer. To make the image look as if Olivia is holding Monique.

3. In order to make all my images look like force perspective i placed all my subjects in different lengths from each other. To make them look smaller or larger. like a coin bigger than a human, which is impossible. So in order for it to work we put the coin closer to the camera to make it look big, and we would put the person in a far away distance from the camera to make them look bigger.

4.The hardest thing to do for creating force perspective was thinking of ideas to create, and getting them in the right focus to make the image look like its in a perspective.

5. I think the line of sight, depth of field and distance affects the image a lot because you have to know the right distance to make the image look different.

advanced lighting

animal photography

After questions

1. What did you pick to do your project on? Explain why you chose it. My project i chose to do was animal photography, i chose to do this project because i love animals and i decided to do something different.

2. What did you do to get the image? Explain. I got the image by taking pictures of my own animals which was my two dogs and my two birds. the rest of the animals are my grandmas, and friends.

3. What editing did you have to do to your images? Explain why they needed that kind of editing. For my editing i cropped my images because it was hard to keep the dogs still and the birds so i just let them move around so i had to crop some of the backgrounds. i also used the lighting in my images to make the animals stand out in the image instead of the backgrounds. The last edit i used was the color that i changed to black and white .

4. What did you learn about this kind of photography by shooting it? Explain. I learned that this kind of photography is hard to do because its hard to tell an animal not to move so you can take a picture and you cant gives them orders like a human.

5. Was there anything you found difficult about creating these images? Explain why. The only thing that was difficult was keeping my animals still in one space.

6. How do you think they came out overall? Could they be better? Why? Explain it. I think my images came out alright but i feel like i could have did way better with my overall image like with the edits and making the image look more advanced.

7. What are you thinking about doing for your next independent project? Explain your idea. For my next independent i am thinking about doing forest photography. I want to take images of the trees that have snow and also the landscape.

sky photography

1. What did you pick to do your project on? Explain why you chose it. I picked this time for my independent project is sky photography because i love how everyday are sky looks different.

2. What did you do to get the image? Explain. To get these images i went outside everyday when the sun was going down and took pictures of what colors the sky had, and everyday it was something different.

3. What editing did you have to do to your images? Explain why they needed that kind of editing. For my editing i all i did was mess with the brightness and darkness in each picture in order for the colors in the sky to stand out.

4. What did you learn about this kind of photography by shooting it? Explain. I learned when doing this kind of style of photography is every min counts towards when the sun goes down and every min the colors start to change. So i learned to be fast when taking the pictures.

5. Was there anything you found difficult about creating these images? Explain why. The only thing that i thought was hard about creating these images is when you're trying to get the angles and you're in a car it can be very difficult at times.

6. How do you think they came out overall? Could they be better? Why? Explain it. Overall the images that i took i think i did good on them!

7. What are you thinking about doing for your next independent project? Explain your idea. For my next independent project i'm thinking of doing something very dramatic and interesting, something that will automatically catch the viewers eye.