David Hockney Stairs

MAD Photography

Before

After


For the MAD photography, I decided to do black and white. The reason why I choose black and white is because I wanted to see what I could achieve with this process. I increased and decreased the colors on the original photo (green, yellow, and orange) and turned the picture black and white. I also increased the clarity and the vibrance.

Drappery that isn't fabric

David Hockney

David Hockney is a painter and photographer. When I was looking at multiple photos of his photography, I noticed that a lot of his photos are somewhat distorted. The photos are really interesting and makes the viewer think more about the subject. His photos show another perspective of everyday life and of people. For the photos of people, the photo shows features of the person's face and body. It makes the viewer do a double-take.

REDO ASSIGNMENTS

Redo Faucet Picture



Redo All White Picture

On Your Own Project

On Your Own (Proposal)

For my "On Your Own," I would like to do a technique called long exposure.
Like this photo:


I was thinking about doing it at night in San Francisco. So I could get the lights from the city.
This website has a video about it and where I got the idea from:
https://www.slrlounge.com/creative-photography-ideas/

If this does not work out, I would like to do something similar to this photo.

I would like to a close up of a container that spilled. I would like to capture the texture of the bottle and of the substance in the container.