Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Shadows/Light, Town
This picture is from the Monks Crossroads park in New Haven, at the corner of Cedar Street and Amistad Street.
This is the main entrance to the Sterling Hall of Medicine at Yale University's School of Medicine.
This is my front living room curtain w/ a soft sunset coming through.
I am in the process of moving so I have various things scattered across my apartment; this was a reflection off of a lamp I had in my dining room from the sun coming through a window.
This is a DVD spindle with a lamp light coming through the back.I have not been able to upload pictures until just recently, these are a few from my Shadows & Light and Town sets. You can see more at my fotothing page:
http://www.fotothing.com/avpelkey
Monday, May 11, 2009
Surrealism

I really enjoyed this assignment. It was a nice change of pace and fun to complete. I showed the site to my children and they had a good time creating their own art.
I got a lot more out of the class than I thought I would at the beginning. I am much more comfortable with using my camera and now look forward to taking many more pictures.
Pete
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Surrealism


Hi Class,
Attached are a few of the surreal images that I created. These two are my favorite , I've also posted others on my fotothing
This assignment was so much fun, I literally could have stayed and played around on the site creating images for hours on end. ..lol
Jerry, this class has been a joy and I have learned so many tips and ideas that I will use in photography for years to come... Thank you for all the feedback and encouragement.
To everyone, I wish you much success and happiness.
Regards,
Cathy
Thursday, May 7, 2009
How to save your "Surreal" pictures....
Hi everyone,
Stephanie asked in an email how to save the picture you create on the Ateneum site... here is the rundown... after creating and saving it on the Museum site, you need to hit the "print screen" button on your keyboard.... next open Paint or Photoshop Start>Accessories>Paint and select Edit>paste.... now select the area of your picture with the rectangle select tool... now Edit>Copy, then file new, don't save the first file... now select File>New and your selected area will appear... now, this is important, save this as a jpg file for posting to fotothing and the blog...
Seems complicated but when you do it once, you will see how easy it is....
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Monday, May 4, 2009
Portrait
Hello Everyone,
Okay this was a very difficult assignment. While i realize we all can't be Ansel Adams, this assignment really fustrated me in trying to obtain light on a dismal weekend...

This is my fiance Christine and boy is she a trooper for putting up with me...
I hope I used the tools in Picassa 3 correctly?
Enjoy
-Ryan
Sunday, May 3, 2009
The Digital Portrait
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
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