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Assignment 1: B&W

This happens to be the first photo I took in our assignment. As everyone left to go else where I started outside of the classroom door. I originally thought it was plain, then I realized once I turned it into black and white, it did have potential. 

TV1:
In this image I decided to play around with the curve feature, ending in a negative exposure. This edit gives me SYFY vibes that I enjoy. However, I do not like that the back wall is almost all one color.

TV2:
With the older TVs, I thought sepia was appropriate, unfortunately I believe this photo is lacking the vignette and camera grain to make this photo truly look vintage. 

TV3:
Because I did sepia, I felt I had to do cool toned. Unfortunately, this is my least favorite photo. The only thing I like about it is the tint of color it gives the TVs. If I where to change it I would just tint the mid-tones and shadows.

TV4:
For this image, I wanted to make it look like it was on an old TV itself. I lowered the contrast and gave the overall image a gray wash. I am pretty happy with the result. The only thing I would add is maybe the TV static.

TV5:
This photo was a bit of an experiment. I upped the contrast and added an overall gray tone. I am pretty happy with the result, I just wished I didn't loose the detail in the middle TV stand.
 

Overall my favorite image is the negative. I feel like gives an interesting look, and of all the edits, this one kept my eyes moving around the most.

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  1. Jason ColeFebruary 7, 2021 at 8:06 PM

    Nicely done. I am particularly fond of the fifth image. The contrast is nice and works quite well in b&w. The composition is nicely done, as well. Very linear and angular.

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  2. Amelia KozloskyFebruary 7, 2021 at 8:23 PM

    The last one is definitely my favorite!! I love all the weight of the photo being in the center! Good job!!

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  3. Abbie FultsFebruary 7, 2021 at 8:23 PM

    The fifth one is also my favorite! I like the contrast a lot. This is a cool perspective on something we see often!

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  4. Hannah PattersonFebruary 8, 2021 at 7:51 AM

    I like the last one photo. I like how the black stands out from the white. In addition, the amount of contrast between the black and white makes the grey parts also stick out. Great Job!

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  5. Darian's PhotographyFebruary 8, 2021 at 9:51 AM

    The first one does give off syfy vibes but it's interesting. I am a fan of the last one because of how distinct the objects are in the picture. They are all good though! Great job!

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  6. Meg SmithFebruary 8, 2021 at 10:32 AM

    Hey there! I love the first photo as it reminds me of something out of a horror film! The brightness of the TV's bounce off the dark floors perfectly! I also enjoyed the cool tone one as well! Great job girl!

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