Nature

sunlight

tree

Purple flowers

Pink flowered tree

Little tree out of a bigger tree

Cool flower

Senior lawn trees

Pink Bush

Another tree

More purple

Better Picture Notes

Step 1: Change your cameras resolution to the highest possible. If you have a smaller quality then change it to fine quality.
Step 2: Change your settings to automatic, if there are problems with the outcome of the picture then change some settings manually.
Step 3: Try to bring your camera everywhere to find more opportunities to take photographs especially outside. Remember to always carry spare batteries.
Step 4: Always keep your lens free from obstruction. Set your white balance on your camera. Also try to keep your ISO speed slower to prevent "noisy" pictures.
Step 5: Make sure you plan out your photo frame before you actually take the shot. Get rid of any distractions but you do not necessarily have to follow these guidelines: Don't be scared to zoom in, try new angles, focus on only certain parts, or try new ways to balance your camera settings.
Step 6: Avoid blurry pictures by: Keeping still, use a tripod if necessary, find different ways to avoid your camera shaking, and lastly try to relax and don't shake when pushing the shutter button.
Step 7: Try to avoid red eye by taking your pictures in a well lit area and if needed point the flash towards their forehead.
Step 8: Stay organized by looking at your photos and make sure you practice, practice, practice.

Notes on the Website

1. Flash action- flash compensation, and slow sync
2. focusing- such as focus points, focus modes, depth-of-field preview,
3. helps select modes to focus on individual points. Also how to use depth-of-field preview, blurs out in the background
4. multi-segment, center-weighted, spot, different metering minutes
5. exposure lock-meter from the main subject
6. color settings- black and white, sepia/mono, vivid, and custom white balance
7. histogram- shows us the distribution of tones in the image from the shadows on the left through the midtones in the middle to the highlights on the far right
8. some other extra settings are multiple exposures, mirror lock-ups, LCD panel illumination, viewfinder, video out, and direct printing.

Summer

Friends & tourists

Ocean Beach

Roy

Californian summer

Spainard Friends

Fav twins

Amberly

Best friends

Nuyo & friends

Tacky tourists

Beach days are the best 

wavesssss

Notes

1. Her work was based on the relationship between fact and fiction and the line between the two.
2. She uses her photographs to get across an idea about story telling.
3. She started creating these images based on the idea of lying.
4. She says that when someone says they love you that they might not mean it based on their facial expressions.
5. The first type of art that she made was a picture of a women looking down at something you can't see, and then next to the picture was a picture of a book with some of the words and sentences peeled out of the book.
6. If you were to look closely you could tell that the picture was portraying a fairytale.
7. Just doing one thing will make you look at something somewhat differently
8. She wanted to make us feel, taste or be able to think we are actually tasting or seeing  that object in the picture we are looking at.
9. She wanted the picture to feel like in a way like a visceral feeling.

Food Pictures

Chocolate Crepes

Late night Sushi

Dessert Heaven

Grandma's Pie

Up-2-U Cafe

Junk Food

Coffee & Tea Collective

Mimi's Cafe

Extraordinary Desserts

British Tea

Project II Adobe Mad Skills

Part black & white, part color

3 in 1

Clone Stamp

Part dodged, part burned

Liquify

Over saturate part of the photo

Wrong colors

Add text to a photo

Portrait to Landscape

Shadow Pictures

Hand in Hand

"This is how we stand"

JUMP

Handstand

Tree Hugger

"It's all about the climb"

Round off

Diego

Friends

Friends pt. 2