For this weeks assignment, I chose to photograph my roommate, Angelina. In the first photo I enhanced the image to make her look like she has more makeup on, whiter teeth, and clearer eyes. I repeatedly used a paint brush tool that looked like grass along her eyelids to give her fake eyelashes. I used black paint, but lowered the opacity to make it look more realistic. To whiten her teeth and eyes I used the dodge tool. To make her eye color clearer, I used the sharpen tool. Last I added low opacity lipstick on her lips with a paint brush and then brightened the whole picture. For the second picture I warped the image to make her face look plumper and gave it a fish eye view look.

For the first image, I took an aerial picture from the 11th floor of Thompson Library. In photoshop, I cropped the picture to get rid of the excess building and then selected the sky to make it look like a sunset by changing the color balance. In the next image, I took a standard picture in front of Thompson. I changed the exposure and brightness of everything below the sky to make it brighter and slightly changed the color balance in the sky. Then to add a little flare, I made the brick pathway yellow because I live in Kansas and everyone always makes “follow the yellow brick road” and other Wizard of Oz jokes to me. In the last image, I took a ground up picture of University Hall and manipulated the sky to make it more blue by changing the color balance. I distorted the entire image to make the building look taller and less crooked, and I also changed the brightness and contrast of the building to make it pop.

For these images of Brutus, I have the original on display to show the difference cool and warm tones make. For the cool toned picture of Brutus, I changed the hue and color balance to blueish tones and then added a “cool filter” on top. For the warm picture I did the same but with reddish tones and a “warm filter” instead. Then, I decided to make Brutus pink for fun because it is my favorite color. For that one, I simply changed the hue/saturation to a magenta/pink color.

For this image of my friend Ally, I chose to start with overexposure, but rather than only changing the exposure, I also changed the curves to give it more style. Next, I decided to make one of these images black and white, playing with the settings until I found a balance I liked. Last, I created an underexposed image, where I changed not only the exposure, but also the brightness and levels as well.