Portland, Maine

Photos from last week from my trip into Portland, Maine

Photo Batch

Self-Portrait - Gasmask

Self-Portraits

Me in my British WWII A.R.P (Air Raid Patrol) Gasmask. The gasmask is from my WWII collection.

I like how these came out. Greatly ominous and atmospheric. 

It feels like perhaps there is a story to them.

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These are some of my favorites.

Helmet Shine

A photo I took of myself.

Playing with the reflection in the helmet.

Somewhere There's Someone Who Dreams Of You

I found this on another blog....... I do not own it or claim to have made it. But I liked it and thought I would share it.

Blogger Timer is Odd

I just realized that the timer on my blogger site is really off. Example: It was approximately 10 AM when I posted my last photo, and it says it was posted at 6 AM.
Just so you know, I'm not working on the site that early. The timer makes it look like I am working on this site during my other class or before it.

Wrap-Around Father

Edited using the Acorn Program, with a warp-around effect.

Unnatural Creature

Unnatural Creature

Alexandra Miller

March 13 2012

Lines Man

I took the photo in the courtyard of MDI High School, and altered it with Acorn.

Portrait of Dad

Portrait of my dad.

Photo of Stacked Chairs

Portrait Assigment

WinterBreak Assignment

This is a photo I took for the winter break assignment. 

I used a human skull, headphones, sun glasses, a flashlight in the cranium, and a flashlight behind it.

I dimmed the exposure on my camera for an atmospheric effect. 

I also held the camera from a slightly birds' eye view.

Enjoy!

Shadows

Shadows

The subject for this assignment was Shadows. And the model is Sierra Cast.

I held the camera slightly above, but almost level, with Sierra.

There was a strong light coming directly at her, causing a strong shadow.

I like how the pose is captured in the shadow on the wall so sharp and clear.

Reflection

Reflections Photo

This is my photo for the reflections assignment. Complete with a reflection about the reflection!

The camera focus is on the handle and base, while the faucet is blurred. 

The camera was held at level with the faucet.

The reason why this photo is unique is that it shows the photographer reflected back at the viewer.

There are also light lines around the edges and corners of the sink that are of interest. In a way, they frame   the faucet.

Welcome!

Welcome to my photography blog.
This is where I post my work from Digital Photography class, Block B, taught by Mr. Johnson.
I hope you enjoy what I have. And please feel free to comment!

This photo was made using an unedited photograph of a leopard. I edited it using the Acorn Program.

Enjoy!

-Alex Miller