Adding fonts to a picture!

I think these fonts look good together because the "Hats & Scarves" font which was Vanessa is curvy and fun to show that the woman standing their has some style. The word "Monthly" works well with the other font because it is simple and bold. I also used an olive green/gray color to bring out the trees and the colors the woman is wearing. The spacing is also not to close but not too far away. The font tells a story about the picture.

Layers!

Before Picture

After Picture

I added a red yellow metal layer, a paper layer, and the scratched paint layer. I also added a gradient layer too the photo!

Layers

This is the before picture of my brother.

This is the before picture of the landscape.

This is the after picture of my brother and the landscape. I cropped the bottom of the picture and added the photo of my brother to the left hand corner.

Changing the Skin Tone

Before

After

I also added some color to the picture along with changing the levels.

Color Changes

Picture Number 1

Before

After

I changed the color of her dress and also added some Hue and saturation

Picture Number 2

Before

After

I changed the background of the picture to Sepia and then added some saturation to make the picture brighter.

Coffee Addict

My Photo Story...

My story idea involves a friend who is addicted to coffee. The reason why I chose this topic is because every time I see her she is always at Starbucks or drinking a coffee. I planned to shoot this photo when she was going for her everyday run to Starbucks. My headline will be "Coffee Addict." A picture I plan to shoot that will make a great photo lead would be a picture of the "Coffee Addict" either with her coffee or a close up of her head also known as a detail shot.

In Class Assignment 9.1.2011

Original #1

In this photo I changed the levels of the photo as well as the hue, saturation, brightness, and vibrance.

Original #2

In this photo I used posterize to make the photo different colors. I then also added hue/saturation , brightness, and I used the gradient map.