The last time I wrote about my Pictorialism project in Photoshop class, I was trying to decide which prints to turn in. I decided on six of them, and of those six, four were chosen to be put on display in the hallway at school. Of those two, two of them are portraits of my children, so I won’t be posting them here. The two others, you have seen on this blog as they were being created, and here they are on the wall:
I first wrote about the bird here. The version that you see above had an additional step before I printed that I had not written about in that post. I added another layer in Photoshop. Basically I duplicated the file and changed the blending mode to multiply which made the print darker. I thought this was necessary because the original print turned out to yellow in my opinion.
The tree I wrote about in a post where I showed a few different versions. The blue version that is on the wall is also a darker version of what I had originally shown. I decided I really wanted a deeper shade of blue and so I used a levels adjustment to make it darker, and I also darkened the edges of the photo.
So, this project is complete, come full circle, you might even say. I’m started now on my next project which is food photography. I’m sure I’ll be posting about it in the coming weeks.
I know it’s not a major exhibit, but it is always fun to see your work on display don’t you think?
Cheers!
It’s a great satisfying feeling of accomplishment eh! 🙂
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Yes, it is 🙂
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Congratulations! excellent examples 🙂
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Thank you, I was happy with the way this project turned out.
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Absolutely great to have your work displayed! I will look forward to the food photos.
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It is a good feeling. I am working on photos of tea for the next project 🙂
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Congrats and keep up the good work! Have fun with the food photography!
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Thanks, and I have started some preliminary work on the food project 🙂
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I like the “exposure” you got for your work. Keep up the great work, Amy.
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Thanks, I was happy to have so many put on the wall.
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Congratulations, and well done!
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Thanks 🙂
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charming exhibits – proud moment!
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Thanks 🙂
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I LOVE how the bird photo came out – it looks like there is a spotlight on it – and the tree shot has all kind of artistic stuff going on (from the curve of the vertical trunks to all the all the shadow and background stuff – and probably more that you and your teacher see…;)
also, it truly is affirming to have work chosen for display – and way back in the 80’s- I made a calligraphy overlay project in a college class (my penned words were transferred to plastic and then placed over a sunset) and it was selected as the top end of semester class project – and in a non-comparative and humble way it just feels good – to be confident – and to just celebrate – when something comes out good…..
anyhow, looking forward to your food picture series….
~y.
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Thank you and yes, I agree, it is nice to celebrate a successful project this way.
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Really beautiful!
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Thanks!
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