I made the image black and white, I kept the exposure and the contrast the same, however I lowered the highlights, shadows and whites and added a bit of more black.

Jerry Reed is an English photographer who claims his objects is to sustain the interest of he viewer through his photographs. He focuses heavily on a contrast in the shadows from the light on the paper, giving a very two-toned. Jerry transition from commercial studio photographer to conceptual fine artist required changing what his images were of what they were about. During this process the was guided by his extensive knowledge of art history- painting, sculpture and photography.

In my opinion the is my best photograph I think the shadows make the image really interesting and give the image have more texture

This is how edited my picture, I really enjoy seeing black and white photos when the image has a lot of shadows like this one, I this it makes the image have more personality and makes it more interesting it also creates a mood its quite dark and abstract which I like.

I edited this image by making it darker, my idea mas to make the image not look like it was made from paper and make it look more abstract , creative and interesting. Like I said before I like how this image looks like rose petals and I think editing it made made idea look better.

In this image I edited it almost like the one above, I wanted to make some parts at the front darker and then the part where the light hits the most lighter so it gives that effect of depth.

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom, usually called Lightroom, is an image organization and processing application developed by Adobe. 

By pressing “+” next to ” Folder” it allows you to import your images to light room, another option is to press “+” next to ” collections” to add your pictures to a collection. These are great tools to keep your work organized.

When you select “X” the pictures will turn grey and they will have a black flag with a white cross meaning you don’t want to use them, if you pressed “X” accidently this is easily reversible by just pressing “P”.

the navigator tool will allow you to edit your favourite pictures. On the left you will have a tab called ” Presets” this will allow you to edit your pictures quick and easy with filters that are already done for you.

On the right side you have a tab which shows you all the information about your image like ISO, Shutter speed, and focal length. on the column underneath you are able to modificate your image.

Here you can edit everything about your image, like exposure, highlights, shadows etc…

shutter speed its the speed at which the shutter of the camera closes. When using a fast shutter speeds it creates a shutter exposer. It controls the amount of light that the camera takes in. 1/500 works best for wildlife, sports and action photography. 1/250 works best for slower movements for example people people walking, animals moving. 1/125 its excellent the photograph moving vehicles. 1/60- This is the standard shutter speed on a camera.

Camera obscura consists of using a box, tent, or room. The space needs to have a small hole in one side or at the top. Light from the outside passes through the hole  and strikes a surface inside, where the scene is reproduced, inverted upside-down and reversed left to right, but with colour and perspective preserved.  Camera obscuras was invented even before 400BC. The earliest recording of a camera obscurer was provided by a Chinese philosopher called Mo-Tzu in 400B

•Nicephorus Niepce was born on march 7^th in Chalon-sur-Saone, France and died on July 5^th, 1833 at 68 years old, he went to school at the Oratorian Brothers physics and chemistry were his passion. In 1788 he left The Oratories and enlists in the National Guard in his home town.  He is know for capturing the first photograph in 1826 he used camera obscura and pewter plate coated with a light-sensitive material called Bitumen of Judea to capture and fix images. He was also the man who invented the first camera. As well as being one of earliest pioneers of photography.

Henry Fox Talbot was born on 11 February 1800 in Millbury, Henry was credited as the British inventor of photography. In 1834 he discovered how to edited and fix images through the action of light and chemistry on paper. He used negatives to make multiple prints and this process resulted in image making. Talbot invented a process for creating light-fast and permanent photographs that was the first made available to the public.

Richard Leash Maddox was born on August 4, 1816 in Bath, United kingdom. He was an English photographer and physician who invented lightweight gelatine negative dry plates for photography in 1871. Dry plate are pieces of glass plate that get covered with a gelatine emulsion and get exposed to the light that will then capture an image. The wet plait process was easy replaced by the dry plate process because it was cheaper.

George Eastman was born on July 12th, 1854, New York. He was best known for changing the world through his entrepreneurial spirit, George invented the camera called The Brownie in 1900 he created a series of cameras that introduced the snapshot. The brownie was a basic cardboard box camera with simple convex-concave lens that took 21/4-inch square pictures on NO. 117 roll film. It was a related innovation after he realize that existing photographic equipment was extremely unwieldy. In the 1880s Eastman developed convenient method of preparing ready-to-use plates. Improvement’s let to flexible, roll film as well as photo processing an printing done by mail order.

Digital photography use camera containing arrays of electric photodetectors interfaced to an analogue-to-digital converter to produce images focused by lens, as opposed to an exposure on photography film, it replicates the process of traditional film photography, but it sues the electric sensor, rather than film, co capture images. Digital cameras are more convenient than film cameras, and because buying and developing is not necessary, it becomes cheaper. Also the picture can instantly be seen on the monitor and if needed retaken.

Aperture– The aperture is the opening of the lens that allows light form the outside to come into the camera and onto the sensor of film. The size of this opening can be adjusted by changing the aperture setting for example a wide aperture means that the lens is more open and the back ground is unfocused however a narrow aperture means that the lens is more closed meaning that more is in focused.

Depth of field– Depth of field is what its focused in front or behind the subject. It drags the viewers attention to a chosen point. D.O.F is affected by the aperture . A very large aperture was a very small depth of field almost nothing in focus, A very small aperture has a very large depth of field which means almost everything is in focus.