Self-Portrait

I only have one picture for this project cause I didn't have a lot of time to print it, I was stupid and got super behind, so I'm sorry about that but I think it turned out pretty well.

Landscape

I really like this one cause you can see the real thing and the reflection of it. I thought it was interesting how you can see the reflection better.

I love the contrastin this one, you can really see every crack in the rock and you can see defined blacks,  white, and the grays in between.

I like the contrast of pink to black on this one, it seems like there's no other colors but those two.

I really like this picture, but I wish I could have printed it, the roll didn't come out  because of something that happened during the development process.

This one is definetly my favorite! I love the type of red or pink or whatever that came out. And unlike the other two you can see that there's more colors then just pink and black. I think the sky looks really cool also.

Portrait

So this is my oldest sister Addie, we went to the beach that day and it was bright so I had to adjust the brightness and contrast a lot but I think it turned out pretty good. There's a shadow of the film though because light got into the development process.

This one same thing with the accidental light, but I love her face it this one. 

This is Grace as well, although not from the same contact sheet because not enough of her came out and I wasn't sure how many I needed. I love her face in this one :)

I looooove this one! I'm so glad it turned out without any film shadow. I really like the hat and sunglasses and the way she turns away and laughs really catches her personality.

So this is the contact sheet, unfortunately a LOT of it couldn't be printed because light got into the canister somehow during the developmet process. There was enough of them in good enough conditions to print though, which I was really happy about. I'll also probably be using a couple pictures from a previous role though.

Multiple Exposures and Cross-Overs

I like how this one turned out. They're don't have the same contrast but I kinda like that.

The people are both my oldest sister, Addie. I like this one but I wish you could read their faces better.

This is my other sister Grace. I think this one turned out pretty well except for the shadow of film, you can see near her mouth.

That's my bestfriend, I put her face behind a reflection of the powerline, I'm not sure exactly why I like it but IO do.

EXTRA CREDIT. This one I don't like as much. He was supposed to be laughing at himself but the right turned out too dark I think. I should have done the cross-over the other way so that you could see his face better.

Face Scan

This is weird and creepy, but kinda cool. I didn't know you could just scan whatever's in front of the scanner.

Tilt Shift

 Told her to pose and she played dead... I think the picture turned out alright, not great, but it's okay.

 This one I think turned out good. It was kinda hard to blur the top cause of the sky, and there's a little too much green blur at the bottom, but it's good.

I think this is the best out of the three, I got good blurs and it looks like toys and thats how all the examples looked so I'm happy with it :)

Beautiful/Interesting

For some reason I really like this one. I think it looks better in print but I thin kit got good foreground, middleground, and backround.

I like the contrast in this one. There's not a lot of greys, just white and blacks.

My mama :) Didn't turn out quite as well as I wanted it to, but I think it's okay for a first try.

First contact sheet. At first I didn't get the hang of shutter speed and aperture but by the end I had it pretty well.

EXTRA CREDIT. This picture was actually a lot darker when I printed it but I adjusted the brightness and contrast and I think it turned out okay.

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Contact sheet attempt #2. This one I think contrast wise turned out better then the first, although some of them turned out kinda dark.