Lab 4: Photography Hike

In class on Friday, I did a lab on an application called "CS6 Photoshop". The first step of this lab was to take at least 24 pictures by standing in one area and a 360 degree view. I had to make sure I have each of the types of photos: Eye level, High Point, Low Point, Landscape, and close up. After I took the pictures, open photoshop, then open a new file, and select a photo that is a landscape. Then you transform the picture to a smaller size and put it some where on the page, and under the photo, write down what the picture resembles, for example, for the first photo I wrote under it "Landscape". Then you pick 4 more photos, and make sure each of them are different, and they each resemble one type of the photos; high point, low point, close up, and eye level, and do the same thing you did with the first photo. The objective of the lab was to know how take photos and observe the surroundings around it. And to know how to take different types of pictures.

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