Photoshop and Photography

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Pattern Guide

I created this pattern guide and all the images inside it using Photoshop.

Rubber Ducks

I took this photo in the studio to practice capturing water splashes .

Portraits

I created these portraits in my Illustration class using Photoshop. The left portrait was done using a Wacom tablet. The middle was done using the lasso tool. On the right, I took the left portrait and used clipping masks to put in textures I had created.

Nail Polish

I took this photo using a light table. I used multiple images to create this photo. Each photo had the correct lighting for different parts of the photo including the shadow, front of the nail polish, and the reflection.

Crack and Peel

I took this photo using split lighting and I did a crack and peel effect on my subject's face using Photoshop.

Lipstick

I took this photo using a light tent so there were no reflections in the lipstick tube.

Hot Chocolate

I took this photo in the studio to practice photographing food and silverware.

Painting with Light

I took this photo with a long exposure to practice painting with light.

Quiet

I took this photo in the studio using split lighting.

Apple Pie

I took this photo in the studio to practice photographing food and silverware.

Blush

I took this photo in the studio using a fast shutter speed and a speed light flash to capture the blush's movement.

Lemons

I took this photo using a light table. This photo is supposed to be used as an advertisement for the water flavor.

Double Exposure

I used Photoshop to create this double exposure effect for my fundamentals class. I followed a tutorial from Tuts+.
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