Computer experiment 6

I used crystallize on this image to create a grainy effect, I used this to show how many teenagers feel, they don't want to be seen and can be quite shy so the model in this photograph is blurry to signify that.

To create this effect I used photoshop, I clicked on the filter tab, then went down to pixelate, and then down to crystallize.

The original.

Computer Experiment 5

This image uses a tilt-shift blur, I wanted to focus on the subjects eyes for this image, I used photoshop to do this edit.

Firstly I created a new layer, I duplicated the layer so that it would be easy to undo any mistakes by just deleting the layer, rather than deleting the whole photo and uploading it again.

Then I clicked on filter and chose tilt-shift from the blur gallery.

I was then able to position the tilt-shift however I wanted it and as I wanted the eyes to be in focus and the rest of the face to be slightly blurred, I made the bit in focus quite thin so it just covered the eye area.

Computer Experiment 4

To create this image, I made a duplicate layer of the background and then copied a different photograph and added it on as another layer called layer 0. 

I changed the opacity of layer 1 to 50% so that you could see layer 0, this meant that both photographs were visible at once, I like this because the backgrounds are the same colour so it works well, it shows the change in emotions and how people, especially teenagers change the way they act when they know there is a camera there. I moved the two images so that they were both showing.

Computer Experiment 3

To create this image I had to go onto photoshop and create a duplicate layer from background so that I wasn't editing the original. I then went to filter as you can see below and chose the mosaic pixel filter. However as you can see, the model isn't pixelated, just the background and her phone, I did this by using the quick selection tool and selecting the background and her phone, whilst not selecting her. 

I used curves after the pixel filter because the original photograph is quite light and I wanted the darkness to be a bit lower.

Computer Experiment 2

To create this effect on photoshop, I first made a duplicate layer from the background so that I wasn't editing the original photo and I could easily go back and erase my edits if they didn't work out well.

I then went to filter at the top of the screen and clicked liquify which let me edit the photograph in a few different ways, I chose to use the forward warp tool which is the one selected in the screenshot.

Computer Experiment 1

This image was taken in the studio with a snoot, this creates the effect that one side is darker than the other which is what I wanted.

To create this image I used photoshop

The image started out like this, I then changed the brightness/contrast, turned the image black and white, and edited the curves of the photograph

I edited the brightness so it was a lot lower, and brought the contrast up a lot, then for the black and white filter, I made the reds a lot darker so that the imperfections on her face would stand out a lot more, and so that her hair would be a bit darker. I made the cyans a lot lighter so that her eyes stood out more. Then I used curves to make the photo slightly lighter so that it contrasted a bit more.