For editing, I rotated the image 180 degrees. I did this in order to show how the refraction also flips the image 180 degrees. In addition, I brightened the image and gave it a yellow tint in order to create a sunny atmosphere.
Thursday, January 22, 2015
Cole M - Refraction
For editing, I rotated the image 180 degrees. I did this in order to show how the refraction also flips the image 180 degrees. In addition, I brightened the image and gave it a yellow tint in order to create a sunny atmosphere.
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7 comments:
This is a very cool picture. I like how you flipped the image to have the subject facing upright. Also, the lighting and color looks great. Overall, this is a great image and a very cool idea for the reflection assignment.
Katie J- HHS
This picture looks like a crystal ball.
I really like this image. I like how you focused in on your subject by slightly blurring the background and flipping the image. I also like the color enhancement it gives the image a kind of "Alice In Wonderland" theme. Overall, nice job!
HHS-Emily D
This image is really cool! How the image background looks out of focus in the background but so sharp on the glass ball. Good Job!
This is a very great picture. It is obvious that the photographer spent a lot of time setting up the shot to get the effect. The distortion of the image through the crystal ball makes the picture. The focus in the foreground, and lack of focus in the background helps deliver more effect.
Hunter F- HHS
I love this pic and how it reflects staying focused on the reflection. Cool pic :)
maria v- hhs
cool effect and photo over all
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