Studio shoot ; Home-made Backdrop

 For my studio shoot, I went with the plain black backdrop. I edited this picture in lightroom with brightening it a little. I sharpened it a bit, and then edited some spots in photoshop with clone stamp.

 I edited this entire picture in lightroom. I adjusted the color settings to black and white an then messed around with the temperature until I got the temperature I wanted.

 I edited this in lightroom; I changed it to the preset Sepia tone, and then played with the highlights, darks, shadows, and exposure in order for the picture to be well balanced.

In lightroom, I changed the color tone to black and white and then changed the temperature.

Scale and Perspective

 I originally took a picture of a flower, and then took a picture of my sister on the same day so the temperature was similar. In lightroom I adjusted everything about both of the pictures and then went into photoshop to put the whole entire thing together.

I edited this in Lightroom by simply boosting the colors and contrast. Two toy cars are watching a movie on an iPhone as if they were at a drive-in.

Because of the size of Mickey Mouse's figure as opposed to the samurai doll, I saw the scale of each and made the samurai look bigger than it really is.

Shadows

 Pattern onto something
I edited this in lightroom, and lowered the exposure a little bit and then sharpened it.

 Distortion
All I did in LR was convert it to black and white.

I didn't have a silhouette picture...So I edited this in LR by changing it to black and white.

Diptych

Shadow Practice

Silhouette - I changed the tone to a sepia tone and then made the blacks stand out a bit more so I could get the right amount of black to get the silhouette  I wanted.

 I had my group hold the light on the side of Matt's face and then we had a pattern in front of the light so it would shadow onto Matt's face.

I set up the dinosaurs in a way where I could have the light in a certain direction for the shadows to be distorted.

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!