Old Photoshop Pics

Odds 'n Ends

Shutter Speed

Fast Shutter Speed

Medium Shutter Speed

Slow Shutter Speed

Depth of Field

Small Depth of Field

Medium Depth of Field

Large Depth of Field

Creation

I took this picture in Mexico of the Mayan Ruins in Tulum. This is one of he houses built back in the early BCs. I chose this for Creation because it amazed me that people were smart enough to create such big and beautiful buildings in that time.

Break Away

I picked this photo for Break Away because it represents "breaking away" from the influence of alcohol.

Do Not Disturb

I chose "Do Not Disturb" for this photo because it's calming and relaxing and no one wants to leave or be disturbed when you're at a place like this.

Greeting Card

Postcard

Mexico

Hip to be Square

High Dynamic Range

For the most part I like this type of photography and editing, but it looks too fake when it's over done. Trey Ratcliff, who took photos all over the world, did really well when he used HDR and I liked all of his pictures.

The controversy on HDR is between photorealism and surrealism. A photographer, Tony Sweet, makes a good point when he said, "Well, okay. Did Fuji Velvia 50—the choice of professional nature photographers—look natural? Does a 14mm lens look natural? Does the bokeh of super fast lenses look natural? The answer to all of these questions is 'no' so I'm not sure why HDR is such an issue."
For me, I like pictures that are more natural than more added features, but that doesn't mean that the others aren't art. I believe it's more of a personal preference and an opinion than a 'rule'.

A-Z

A-pple

B-ear

C-ute

D-isarray

E-gg Nog

F-lower

G-lass

H-eat

I-mpulse

J-ournal

K-iss

L-ove

M-ovies

N-ight

O-range Juice

P-eanuts

Q-uestion

R-abbit

S-hell

T-rail

U-p Close

V-ictory

W-ispy

X-ylophone

Y

Z-ebra