Free Shoot

Austin Architecture

Printing Paper

4 major characteristics of paper:

• Paper thickness and Opacity: thicker paper is preferred for printing photos off of a Inkjet Printer. For mounting the higher opacity papers are better.
• Color Brilliance: The brighter or whiter a photo the better the image is a false claim, but common belief. Purchase paper with lower values if you want your photos to last.
• Paper Finish: Choose between matte and glossy. Should be selected based on what look you are going for.

ISO BRIGHTNESS SCALE: Basically this scale conveys that the lower the ISO the darker the image, less noise, higher quality. The higher the ISO the brighter the image, more noise, lower quality. It is typically good to shoot for the middle when setting your ISO so that you get the best of both worlds. However when you are shooting in dark lighting, a much higher ISO is going to be needed and recommended for the picture to even show up. On the other hand if you are shooting with a lot of light then a lower ISO would be good so that you don't have so much noise and the quality is higher. It all depends on what you are going for or what you need. You have to adapt to the environment you are in when setting ISO.

TAPPI SCALE: Simply put the TAPPI scale is a scale that charts the whiteness of the paper you are using.This is scale is made by using the lighting of UV, etc. This allows for a photographer to see which paper would be best to use for their images and which will come out most clearly. It shows the UV filter, white backing and black backing. This allows the artist to understand how the photo will turn out.

Online Portfolio

http://www.squarespace.com/tour/photography-websites
https://www.portfoliobox.net

I think these two sites would be good because the first one shows real examples of online portfolios while the second one actually allows you to create one and go through the process of making one.

http://sonyaes.foliohd.com

HDR Panorama

Event Shoot 2

Blue Bonnets

Painting into Photo

Warm-Up

1.)  http://content.photojojo.com/diy/project-round-up-4x6-prints/?utm_source=fbook

2.) I looked at several different ideas to show off your photography through daily objects. Creating crafts such as frames and journals with a cover of a picture taken by you.

3.) I learned how to make a photo mural for my ceiling.

4.)

5.) a.) I posted this photo because I like how at a certain angle it almost looks like some kind of hole in the ceiling or loophole to an extent. 

    b.) This is more about the creativity of what you do with your photography rather than the actual taking of the photos themselves.

    c.) There isn't a designated photographer name of the pictures.