Robert Boynes Project For the class project, I decided to create an image using advanced photoshop techniques to emulate the style of the Australian artist Robert Boynes. Due to time constraints and availability of technical equipment, I had to leave the original idea of film and dark room printing for the class project. Nevertheless, I'm fairly confident with darkroom techniques, whereas I have great space for improvement in Photoshop being an neverending PS beginner :) I ha

This post is about an exciting excercise we did in our class. It was an excercise for converting a colour image (or simply the raw original) into black and white version, and adjusting the colour channels afterwards. We were suppossed to chose an image that was shot outside on a sunny day preferably with blue sky (or some of blue sky). Further, there should have been other colours present so that the effect of changing the colour channels in black and white mode is well visib

Blending modes class excercise one of the the class activities was photo shoot of this car parked in the campus. We used both, ambient and flash light, using two different flashes. We made four different exposures, in each case to get the right exposure values for different parts of the image frame with varying brightness range. So we took a shot exposing for the remote bright area behing the parking. Then opening up, we took exposure for ambient light in the dark parking. An