Digital Photography and Imaging - Task 5

8/5/23
Jessica Tjoe / 0361482
Digital Photography and Imaging/ BDCM/ Institute of Innovation and Technology 
Task 5: Hearst Mansion

1. PROJECT 1B - PART 1: Hearst Mansion
- Follow instructions from the W5_HEARST MANSION:
https://bit.ly/3CsxWyK

SUBMISSION ON E-PORTFOLIO

For this project we had to Photoshop Shazam and ourselves into Hearst mansion. 

Hearst Mansion Excersize_part 1_final Image

Hearst Mansion Excersize_Part 2_final image


Process

First I add myself into the image and resize the image to fit the setting after which I proceeded to adjust my position and angle which wasn't that hard since I was already leaning on something. 
Next proceed with creating the reflection.

 
Figure 5.1: reflection process

As you can see here I copied and pasted myself to the water, where I then proceeded to flip the image and lower the opacity which created the reflection that I needed. 

Figure 5.2: Reflection process

Then I proceeded to cut out the parts that were obstracted by the surroundings before I put the clipping mask back on again. 

 
Figure 5.3: relection 

After that I lowered the exposure and adujsted the image to fit the surroundings.

Figure 5.4: applying the clipping mask

Materials Used

Figure 5.5:materials that were used

















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