#5 - Flowers

Tina Summers

Katie Stahl

Kala Stockard

DeShawn Goldsmith

Andrew Miller

#5 - Rose

Tina Summers

Katie Stahl

Kala Stockard

DeShawn Goldsmith

Andrew Miller ("I got a little carried away..." he said.)

#3 - Katie Stahl

This is a purposeful motion picture. In this pic. I was on the floor leaning against a chair. This pic. was taken using the night portrait mode, which is a slower shutter speed. The shutter speed setting is 0.5 sec.

This is the second purposeful motion pic. In this pic. I was on the floor leaning against a chair. This pic was taken using the sport mode on the camera, which is a faster shutter speed. The shutter speed setting was 1/8 sec.

This is a depth of field picture. I took this picture of the rose using the landscape mode on my camera. The back ground is clear but the rose is blurred. My f-stop setting was f/3.4. The shutter speed was 1/125 sec. I was probably a few inches (maybe 6) from the rose.

This is my second depth of field picture. I took this picture using the flower mode on my camera. So you can see the rose (and insect) well but the background is blurred. My f-stop setting is f/2.8 and the shutter speed is 1/125 sec. Again i was a few inches from the rose (probably about 6).

#3 - Andrew Miller

Since the fan was going fast, I used a tri-pod to keep the camera still and used a very slow shutter speed, it was 1/80.

The shutter speed on here was much faster, I had it a 1600. As you can see the fan was still to fast for the stop-action, but liked the way this one turned out so I kept it. You can see the movement but I stopped it still. If I would've completely stopped, it would just look like a fan turned off. That's why i chose this one..

shutter speed was 1600-f stop was .05

I used my depth of feild to focus on different ranges. In this one the first tube of playdo is in focus, in the second it no longer is. I was probably a couple of feet away from the first tube at the most. More like a foot and a half.

shutter speed was again 1600 and f stop .05

Same thing as before, but I changed my depth of feild. The first tube is no longer in focus as it was in the second. Same exact distance, same spot...about a foot and a half away.

#3 - Kala Stockard

I went to Cedar Creek to take this photo. the waterfall was filled with plants and I thought it made a very good foreground for the picture. I set the shutter speed to 60 in order to make the waterfall appear blurred.

I used the same plant and waterfall for this photo. I changed the shutter speed to about 800 so the water would look clear as it fell.

This is a picture of a bird feeder at my parent's house. Itook several pictures to change the depth of field so that the trees in the back would either be clear or blurry. My f-stop was 3.2 for this picture. I believe my shudder speed was at 500 and I was about 2 feet away.

I took a picture of the same bird feeder. This time I set the f-stop to 8. My shutter speed was at 80 from the same distance.

#3 - Tina Summers

To manipulate motion in this picture I put the aperture at f/5.2 and had a focal length of 17.4mm to get a freeze-frame shot of the waterfall down the rocks.

My camera does not say what the shutter speed is, but the settings I used for this photo were: Program Mode, f/5.2, ISO 125, 17.4mm focal length

To manipulate motion in this picture I put the aperture at f/8.0 and had a focal length of 5.8mm to get a blurred shot of the waterfall down the rocks.

My camera does not say what the shutter speed is, but the settings I used for this photo were: Program Mode, f/8.0, ISO 125, 5.8mm focal length

Row of crayons, DOF manipulated by focusing on the crayons in the back of the row in the picture

f/2.8, 7.2mm, 1/80, 1 inch

Row of crayons, DOF manipulated by having all crayons in focus in the picture

f/11.0, 7.2mm, 1/80, 1 inch

#2 - Tina Summers

Adjusted levels to increase blacks and grays, increase hue, increased contrast and brightness
Adjusted levels to increase blacks, increased saturation, increased contrast, decreased brightness
adjusted levels to increase blacks and decrease whites and increase grays, increased hue, sharpen filter, increase contrast, decrease brightness
Adjusted levels to increase blacks and grays, increased hue, decreased brightness, increased contrast
Adjusted levels to increase blacks and increase grays, increased hue, decreased brightness, increased contrast

#2 - Katie Stahl

This picture was cropped and then i used the hue saturation and the bightness/contrast to adjust the grass color aroud the baby bunny. This is a medium quality image of 2048.
This picture was cropped and then I adjusted some of the colors using the color scale. My low image quality is 1280.
This picute was cropped and i used the brightness/contrast to adjust the colors. I also hue saturation to adjust colors on the trees. My high image quality is 3264.
This picture was cropped and then I used the brightness/contrast to adjust the colors. MY meduium image quality is 2048.

I cropped the picture size and added a gray scale. I also played with the brightness/contrast for the color

#2 - Kala Stockard

I cropped this photo taken at Heritage Park.

I went took this photo at the botanical garden in Johnson County. To change it, I cropped this photo in Photoshop
I adjusted the light levels and cropped this photo.
I cropped this photo and adjusted the light levels.
For this photo, I adjusted the levels and got rid of a branch that was in the corner.

#2 - DeShawn Goldsmith

#2 - Andrew Miller