I edited all of these pictures in Light room and I just adjusted all the contrast and exposure so I could get the right tone of Sepia for each picture.

Surrealism

I took this picture at the dock at the Martinez Marina and i flipped the picture because the reflection in the water is somewhat so real.

I put a picture of train tracks over the picture of Maddie. I edited both pictures in Lightroom by converting them to black and white.

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.