Zombie!

One picture.
One zombie.
Adjust away.

Tutorials: 
http://www.photoshoproadmap.com/Photoshop-blog/2008/01/16/70-horror-blood-and-gore-photoshop-effects-and-brushes/

Self Portrait Assignment

You will shoot four different self-portraits over break. You need to pick four photo types from the following five categories.

1. A self-portrait where color is emphasized. Color may include wardrobe, location, props, or natural objects. Think of your picture as a one or two color concept picture.

2. A picture that emphasizes lighting and shadows. This will be a grayscale self-portrait.

3. A self-portrait that showcases your interests and hobbies. In this picture we learn what you like to do away from school. Think about what interests you and transfer that into a photo.

4. A fantasy self-portrait. Dress up and use costumes. In this self-portrait you can use Photoshop to enhance your picture in any way, shape, or form. Transfer yourself to Hawaii or become a Viking like you have always wanted.

5. The Supermodel self-portrait. Dress up like a GQ or Cosmopolitan magazine model. This can be a grayscale or color picture. You will use Photoshop to airbrush and enhance this photo.
 


More ideas
Even more ideas

Video tip:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvRtSh9rfpY&feature=related

Social Experiment Editing Instructions

Social Experiment Editing Instructions

Turn in one contact sheet of unadjusted pictures.
Create a 3-5 picture collage: (Best collage)
http://www.entheosweb.com/photoshop/collage.asp or
http://www.denisdesigns.com/blog/2009/03/great-looking-easy-collage-effect/ or
http://csscreme.com/tutorials/photoshop-tutorials/polaroid_effect_photoshop_tutorial

 A picture with words or a slogan. (Best with text)
Also, turn in your best picture.

Social Experiment Assignment

Photojournalism, or documentary photography, is the art telling a story with pictures. Currently, Shorecrest has hundreds of students participating in "The Social Experiment" and taking a break from all social networks. Regardless of your opinions of this event, it provides a prime opportunity for us as photographers to document this adventure! What comes to mind when you consider this week without create comforts of technology? Panic? Alternate forms of communication? withdrawals? Your task all week is to shoot 24 great images of your peers and otherwise telling the story of the social experiment. These pictures are due Thursday/Friday.