Color Project - Different Color Groups

I used the direct positive preset on lightroom before I began editing even more. I sharpened, highlighted, recovered, and boosted up the exposure to get my final result. This falls under the neutral color group because brown is not on the color wheel. 

 (Edited on Light Room) I reduced the fill light, increased the blacks a little bit, decreased the vibrance and saturation and then I boosted the exposure and recovery.

 I barely edited this picture on lightroom, all I did was sharpen it a little bit, and then boosted the color...this falls under the analogous color group because these are the colors of fall.

As I edited this, I boosted the reds so the red could come out a bit more than it did before, and then I sharpened the picture. Red is complementary to green, therefore it falls under the complementary color group.

Color Backgrounds

The lighting is fluorescent. The different color backgrounds exaggerate the colors of the slinky.

color grid

Purple!

first day of school shoot 2012

May 9, 2012 - Pancake photo shoot!

flare

Juxtaposition (March 2012)

 This follows under the juxtaposition concept because of the Golden Gate Bridge and the "Caution" sign. While the Golden Gate Bridge is known to be a beautiful landmark in California, the Caution reveals the "ugly" within San Francisco. "The Beauty and then The Ugly."

I took this photo on a gloomy day in the city; I lowered down the saturation on the yellow as well as the orange. Then I brightened the contrast.

Big and small.

While editting this photo, I used some cross process as well as boosting up the saturation and sharpening it a bit more.

 

While everybody is doing the same move, there is that one boy that is doing the opposite, as well as there are people practicing their own routine.

While editting this photo, I converted it to black and white, and I made the shadows more noticeable.

The trees are all matching, and there are people contradicting the tree's "pattern."

I didn't really use much editting on this, however I did make the sky a little more bluer.