Multiple Exposure

 I give you... my Multiple Exposure contact sheet!

 In my room I have two Oregon State Posters so I took one photo

of one, and another of the other. Go Beavs.

Here I sat in front of my camera and I took one with my hat on, and 

another without. 

BLUR Project

 This is my contact sheet for our Blur Project.

 In this photo I mounted my camera on a tri-pod

and then I panned my camera on BULB mode across my street.

 Here, my brother is shaking his head back and forth as I 

let the exposure run for 2 seconds.

In this my little brother is kicking a soccer ball and my dog is sitting 

still in the background. The exposure was for 1/40th of a second.

Infrared Landscape

I took all of these  photos near my home in Tualatin. I live by some pastures and there are some Country-like roads and this fit perfect for our project. I thought that the Infrared was super fun! It was something different to do but it was great!

Face vs. Scanner

 This is my  face in the scanner. I started with the top of my head facing the glass

and then I rotated my face with the camera in the scanner.

In this photo I basically did the same thing but did it starting with my ear facing the scanner 

and rotating my face accordingly. Love this!

Tilt Shift

 I took this photo at Mt. Hood Meadows Ski Resort. This is 

looking down on a shack in the middle of a run, halfway up the mountain.

 This photo was taken in Bridgeport Village from above the Container Store. We are looking down on

some people walking in the rain with a blue umbrella and a car driving by.

 This photo is from Augusta, Georgia at a golf course named Augusta National.

This is at the practice round for the annual PGA event The Masters. This tree is a landmark

at this course.

 This photo is also from Augusta National and looking down on hole number 10 green.

Here is another photo from Bridgeport Village and looking down on a couple walking with an

umbrella and you can see a stop sign along with a car in the back ground.

Self Portraits

 Here I set the timer on the camera and then when it started flashing faster, I jumped 

and snapped this photograph.

 In this photo all I did was puff up my cheeks and held the camera

in front of my face.

 In this photo above, I set a mirror in my bathroom at home to reflect

my face to the camera and that is how you see two of my faces.

Here all I did was set the camera timer and then took a dollar bill

to my mouth and when the shutter was about to open I sucked in and crossed my eyes.

Self-Portrait Contact sheet

This is my contact sheet for our Self Portrait project. For this project all I did was find something that I thought was clever for a photo and to a picture. I enjoyed this very much!

Portrait Contact Sheet

This is my contact sheet for the Portrait Project. In here is my mom and my little brother.

Alpha-Bety

This photo is some of the pictures that I used for our Alphabet Project. This word is SUPERMAN

PINHOLE #3

This photo is another Pinhole that was taken in the trees infront

of the school.

PINHOLE #2

This photo is our Self-Portait that we did with our PINHOLE

cameras. Taken in the classroom.

PINHOLE project #1

This photo is from our first Pinhole project. This is of the turf field 

at the school.