Project 9

For Project 9, we were supposed to be creating and editing two different kinds of portraits, one being "fine art" and the other one being a "commercial art" portrait. Once we picked out our best fine art portraits we would edit them and put our best two on our blog. For the commercial art we were supposed to find our five best shots and put them into a collection labeled Commercial Portraits, edit one in Photoshop, make it into a magazine cover and post it on our blog.

In this photo I took a photo of my friend, Sarah Fardanesh. I placed her in front of
a brick wall at Lincoln High School. I snapped this photo in the early afternoon.
The sun was peeking out through the clouds which shinned a light on my model's body.
I brought the picture into Light room and decreased the saturation of the picture and upped
 the exposure. I enjoy this photo because the exposed light brings out the
beauty of my model.

I snapped this picture of my friend,  Morgan Nuss. I placed her in front of a rough
background in the late afternoon in my neighborhood outside. The sun was close to
 setting and casted a dim light on my model.  I brought the image into Light room, upped
the exposure, upped the saturation, and put a minor green tint on the photo. I enjoy
how the photo looks.

This is a photo I took of my sister, Aitana Sandino. The setting for this image was on the leaning tower of Pisa on my vacation over Spring Break. I brought the photo into
 Photoshop where i put a color mask over the photo to bring out the colors and saturate the picture a bit more. I added a few different text boxes onto the magazine cover explaining what will be inside. I then used the brush tool in photo shop and put on little stars around the photo to make the cover a little more noticeable.