Macro Photography by Kristin Carreiro
This photograph was taken in the A/V Studio. This image was captured using a Nikon D5000 DSLR. As a class we were instructed to create something with a piece of paper and take photos of it. My choice was to wrinkle the paper up and make it stand in such a way that it looks like a snow covered mountain. This photograph was edited in Adobe Photoshop CS3. I made it black and white to get the mountain effect and I also made it brighter to be able to see more depth and shadow in the photograph.
This photograph was taken in the A/V Studio. This image was edited in Adobe Photoshop version CS3. It was captured with a Nikon D5000 DSLR. When capturing this photograph I intended for the glass ball to not be focused on and for the metal surrounding it to be more in focus. It gives the effect that it is much like a crystal ball. It also gives it a different texture on the surface of the glass.
This photograph was taken in the A/V Studio. This photograph was taken with a Nikon D5000 DSLR camera. I used Adobe Photoshop CS3 to make this image much brighter and get the right colour for the flower. When I captured this photograph I tried to focus on the center stems and the pedals on the flower to give it a detailed look.
PAPER MACRO PHOTOGRAPHY
Macro Photography by Kristin Carreiro
This photograph was taken in the A/V Studio. This image was captured using a Nikon D5000 DSLR. As a class we were instructed to create something with a piece of paper and take photos of it. My choice was to wrinkle the paper up and make it stand in such a way that it looks like a snow covered mountain. This photograph was edited in Adobe Photoshop CS3. I made it black and white to get the mountain effect and I also made it brighter to be able to see more depth and shadow in the photograph.
GLASS MACRO PHOTOGRAPHY
Macro Photography by: Kristin Carreiro
This photograph was taken in the A/V Studio. This image was edited in Adobe Photoshop version CS3. It was captured with a Nikon D5000 DSLR. When capturing this photograph I intended for the glass ball to not be focused on and for the metal surrounding it to be more in focus. It gives the effect that it is much like a crystal ball. It also gives it a different texture on the surface of the glass.
FRUIT MACRO PHOTOGRAPHY
Macro Photography by: Kristin Carreiro
This image was captured in the A/V Studio. It was photographed with a Nikon D5000 DSLR camera. I brightened up the apple in Adobe Photoshop CS3. I wanted to get the bright yellow effect to make the apple stand out and look almost good enough to eat. The shine in the apple shows how good it looks and makes it overall a good picture.
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