Fine Art Prints: Top 5
These photos (more than 5, disregard my misleading title) are some of the best that I am the most proud of, I liked that these photos had a variety of subjects and lighting, whether it be natural or there was some help. Images like these really make me feel good about my work and help me to want to do better work in the future.
Tasteful Typography: Doors
Text: Perpetua Titling MT Light and Perpetua Bold Italic
I was trying to find something that inspired me, what caused me to choose doors to photography for this assignment. As I was searching the internet for quotes about doors and the symbolism, I realized that there were a lot of things in my life that have lead me to doors recently, and I am glad that I chose doors, because I was able to emotionally connect with the images and the quotes that I chose. I have striven to find a font that was not too distracting, or too mainstream, but something that fit the mood of the quotes that I chose. I simply chose where I thought they would look best and placed them simply where they would be showcased.
Bannack Ghost Town: Creativity
Out of the Box:
Bannack Ghost Town: Fine Art
Before Gray Scale:
After Gray Scale:
Bannack Ghost Town: Portraits
Comm 300: Composition
This week we were challenged to take an object, in my case; my journals, and take pictures from different angles. Although it was difficult to come up with so many angles, it forced me to think and to be more creative than I usually am. I usually don’t take this many photos of one object unless I am really fascinated by it. It was nice though, to bring in my love of journal writing into a photo shoot because it was fun experimenting with the angles and lighting.
Depth: Deep and Shallow
This week my class was challenged to get several photos with everything in focus, and several photos with one thing in focus and the background blurry, The first few shots are what I got for everything in focus:
All of these photos were taken on an: PENTAX *ist DS
ISO: 200
F/11
Exposure: 1/1000 of a second
ISO: 1/1000 of a second
F/9.5
Exposure: 200
ISO: 200
F/9.5
Exposure: 1/750 of a second
These last photos are where there’s only one thing in focus, and these are my favorite kind of photos to take.
F/9.5
ISO: 200
Exposure: 1/750 of a second
F/8
ISO: 200
Exposure: 1/750 of a second
Motion: Freeze and Blur
Title: Freeze Bee
Date: 4/29/15
Time: 11:52 am
Place: Rexburg, Idaho.
Fstop: f/8
ISO: 200
Title: Cherry Blossom Swirl
Date: 4/29/15
Time: 12:00 pm
Place: Rexburg, Idaho.
ISO: 200
Fstop: f/22
Title: Blurred Tree
Date: 4/29/15
Time: 11:59
Place: Rexurg, Idaho
ISO: 200
Fstop: f/19
All of these photos were taken on an: PENTAX *ist DS
Comm 300: Past Photos
My name is Colleen Deputy, and I am the oldest of five children. I am from Seattle Washington, or rather, Bonney Lake for those who know small cities in the surrounding areas. I am studying Communications and I am loving it! I really love to take photos of animals, flowers and landscapes and I would love to try to take pictures of the stars, and snow. These photos were edited very little because I like my photos to look natural, so the general lighting, the shadows, and such. 
(I am the crazy eyed blonde)
Colleen Deputy 