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| Happy Bundled Little Baby |
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| Sweet baby in a sweater |
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| Crunch, Crunch.... |
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| Crunch! |
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| Blue Clear Skies next to yellow leaves. |
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| Driving out in the middle of no-where (by my parents house) and seeing this site. |
Showing posts with label landscapes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label landscapes. Show all posts
October 19, 2010
Why I love Fall.
September 4, 2010
{Upper and Lower Mesa Falls} - Ashton, Idaho
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| View of the Lower Mesa Falls from the Overlook |
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| This is Upper Mesa Falls right before Sun Down. |
July 8, 2010
4th of July
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| Got this picture from Brock's Parents Carport. Pretty excited about it. Just makes me remember why I love this country, because we can all live in peace |
May 10, 2010
First Panoramic: Wasatch Mountain
I have always been tempted to do a panoramic photo, by taking a series of shots and stitching them together in Photoshop.
In order to do this you need a few things:
A computer with enough RAM (this processes takes so much RAM because the computer is taking 50 pictures and turning them into one)
A nice camera (it is good to have a camera that will keep the coloring even through the shooting)
Either a steady hand or a tripod (if you are shooting a panoramic by hand you need to make sure and keep your hand even and only move the camera ever so slightly so that you will have a good picture when you are done)
And something long and still to take a picture of.
Now that I finally have a computer with a lot of RAM and a nice camera, I took the challenge of keeping my hand steady and taking a picture of one the many Wasatch Mountains in Utah. This picture is around 28 pictures stitched together.
In order to do this you need a few things:
A computer with enough RAM (this processes takes so much RAM because the computer is taking 50 pictures and turning them into one)
A nice camera (it is good to have a camera that will keep the coloring even through the shooting)
Either a steady hand or a tripod (if you are shooting a panoramic by hand you need to make sure and keep your hand even and only move the camera ever so slightly so that you will have a good picture when you are done)
And something long and still to take a picture of.
Now that I finally have a computer with a lot of RAM and a nice camera, I took the challenge of keeping my hand steady and taking a picture of one the many Wasatch Mountains in Utah. This picture is around 28 pictures stitched together.
April 4, 2010
I have fallen back in love with Photoshop
Before I graduated BYU-Idaho I bought a student license of Photoshop CS3, it was on my very old laptop that has serious issues (like randomly turning off, which can be super annoying when you are working in Photoshop). For 7 months I have been trying to figure out how to uninstall it from the my laptop so that I can install it on my desktop computer. Well the other day I was tinkering around and figured it out. I now remember why I love this program so much it is so user friendly and you can do so many cool things. For example I was able to take this picture, from this: 
To this, without using any destructive edits. Any one of these effects done to this image could be taken off by a simple click of a button. 
To this image I applied a Motion and Gaussian blur to the falls . I then used a mask to mask out the image and then painted it back with the thick heavy brushes. Then I applied a canvas texture to my layers and added the text. (You will be able to see the difference in the two images better by clicking on the images)
Here is another effect that I did I combined these two images:
To make this:
To this, without using any destructive edits. Any one of these effects done to this image could be taken off by a simple click of a button. 
To this image I applied a Motion and Gaussian blur to the falls . I then used a mask to mask out the image and then painted it back with the thick heavy brushes. Then I applied a canvas texture to my layers and added the text. (You will be able to see the difference in the two images better by clicking on the images)Here is another effect that I did I combined these two images:
To make this:
March 1, 2010
February 23, 2010
New York Photos
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| Washington Memorial |
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| Flower shop outside a Deli in Manhattan |
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| Light post in Central Park |
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| Flowers on the street in Manhattan |
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| Central Park Bridge and reflection |
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