Multi-Exposure

Paint With Light

In our paint with light projects, we use simple flashlights on a BULB setting in a dark room with a black wall. but this time, we tried using pieces of colored glass in front of the flashlight beam. 

Depth of Field

This one looks awesome in my opinion. Depth of field is shown in how Kelsey is in the foreground and the group of people is blurred in the background. Thanks to K. Ruster.

Neon Glow

This one was with neon glow out of a black and white image. Thanks to K. Ruster. 

Kaleidescope

I love to play with curves on photoshop and make the colors more vibrant like in this image. I made a kaleidescope out of it. 

Scenery

I believe this photo to be one of my best accomplishments when it comes to photography. I went to Colorado on a mission trip when I was 15, and on our free day we went up to the mountains. I already have motion sickness issues, but throw in altitude, and I'm puking my guts up, but during the whole van trip up to Estes Park, I couldn't put my camera down. This photo was taken then. I brightened the sky and turned the ground to black and white. This is my favorite of all I've ever taken.

Typography

Here's a cool typography I made for a family member who's expecting. She chose to name her son Braelon, so I made a typography print to hang on his wall.

Photo in a photo in a photo

I came up with this cool idea of taking a picture of someone taking a cell phone picture and photoshopping the image onto the screen, and then on the screen in that photo. Thanks to B. Doss and K. Jackson.

Group Photo

In this project, we took several group shots without moving, and photoshopped them all together to make one good picture. Like say if person A looks great in photo 1, but person B looks  like an idiot, but in Photo 2, person B looks better, you can merge the photos with the good sides so you get a photo where both persons A and B look great.