LO5: Methods of display table

LO4: video of me editing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I258pQVBqLU

LO3:10 picture

The endless enigma  

The reason behind the name is that I think that I am ( I am the person in the picture) in deep thought so I just went with something in that area. When think of what to name in I was think of different words for wondering. I think that the creative side of Sheffield is shown here because of the Saint Pauls Tower. Saint Pauls Tower is in the middle of the creative quarter you can also see the creative quarter but you can not really make anything out but it is there. I used a wide angle lens because the picture is land scape and any other lens would not have fit everything in. I'm in this picture by mistake because I used digital zoom and thought that I would not be in it but the pictures are not taken in digital zoom so I was in it. When looking back at the picture I liked that I was in it because of the expression on my face.       

  

I edited the sky as in the original picture in my opinion had a dull sky so I put something in it that a I liked and made everything a bit darker to make the foreground fit in more and used the blur tool so that the horizon line would look better. I used quick select tool to get rid of the original sky. I then used the hue and situ to change the colour of the original image because of the new sky being on a different layer it did not affect it.     

Taste the rainbow

I like the skittles adverts so I copied it  

I took this picture of this water feature in town because I had a good idea of how to edit it. 

I changed the tiles so that the picture looked more colour full and I change the water because it did not fit in with the new tiles.

in his natural habitat

Why do you think 

I tuck this picture as I thought that is was a creative picture and of someone who is famous in the media 

I edited this to make your eyes meet and so that there was some thing leading you in I also change the the colour of his flower because I liked this colour more   

I choose to take this picture because I thought it was a creative to the bricks of building as a why to make a picture of vultures.

tuff pickings

the birds in the picture are vultures 

I did not do a lot to tho picture. I just got rid of the ivy on the wall and put wall where there was a gap and cropped the picture to get rid of all the things that are not in the main focus of the picture. 

I choose this picture as the man barely had a lot to do with Sheffield and putting Sheffield on the map for Britain as he is how made stainless steel 

The writer  

I liked the name because in the back of book the writer poses like that. 

All I did for this is patch up all of the paint that was flaking off the wall and made that bird thing more colour full  

I like this picture because of the view in the background and the berry bush/tree. I like the colour in the picture  the yellow, green and reds work well together.

Hush

In my head when looking at the picture it would be in a very quiet area. 

I like this picture because of the different shades of green and how the tops of trees are leading lines.



I think this picture is good because of the contrast in colour, shape and pattern of the trees


Dead Lands
the trees look like they are withering 

This is my favourite picture I tuck. I really like how it fades away into the background and how so clear it is at the front. How the patter of the stone dispersers as it goes along.

One lane

The water reminded me of a road

I choose this one for my final 10 because I think that it is the best landscape picture I tuck. the change in colour the sun rising in the background the horizon line it is all good stuff.

Heavens opening

I thought the sun looked like the light at the end of the tunnel 

LO3: raw images stored and processed

This is me using adobe bridge to try and find the best pictures to use for my finale ten pictures.
I use adobe bridge because I think it is the best software to use for the purpose of alienating the picture

LO2: contingency plan

lo2:risk assessment