Photo by Nathan Kaczmerak

For this assignment I was able to look through some of my older photos and find a more interesting from the ground up shot then the ones that I took. As soon as I saw this photo I knew that I wanted to pull the colors out of the lava lamps and keep everything else in black and white. So some easy photoshping turned out to be a pretty cool photo in my opinion.

Photo by: Brittany Baker

For this week, I took a picture of a windchime that my teacher made from computer parts. It's hanging outside the door, and it was a sunny day. The original picture was too dark to tell what any of those were, so I adjusted the levels to make the dark parts black. And make the lighter parts darker a little also. I put a filter on it i think to make the colors cooler. I really like how this picture turned out.

Afternoon In the Park

Photo Chris Gaul

I took this photo at blue park downtown Puyallup while I was sitting in the kiddy pool while it was empty. I’m most proud of the way I captured the grass and the sky because those two colors go great together. I did get some lens flare in the tree which is what the purple dot is, but I think the photo is really good and the problem was I only took one picture of it. I did go into photo shop and saturate the photo a little just to add a bit more color.

Photo by Kyndra Jones

I took this picture in Seattle, obviously since it's of the Space Needle. It was in the middle of the night so I had to use the flash on my camera and took several shots. I didn't do any editing to it except add the words to make it look like a postcard.