Horror photography.

Horror photography.

Horror photography.

I've taken this image on a digital camera. I took the image in my bath, the fake blood is just food colouring that I simply splashed against the tiles of my bath walls.
I uploaded the image onto photoshop and adjusted the colours and shadows. In the original image the blood was too pink and there were not many shadows so it looked very flat and 2D. I adjusted the size and made the image a JPG and then unloaded it onto my blog.

Multiple exposure

To start with I took a number of photos of Paul and Lily, three in total, we had to use a tripod to make sure the background was in the same place. I then uploaded these images onto the computer and opened them on photoshop.

In this image I could cut out the door, I could aslo change the contrast because the white wall is more of a gray, Also the small blocks of colours on the wall I could enhance, make them a lot brighter.

I would like to make the white wall in the back ground lighter/whiter. I could also crop the image to make the stone more center.

There are a few things I coulod change about this image, for example, I could make everything in the frame blured, more out of focus apart from the camera which I would make sharper.

In this image I've used a slow shutter speed to capture the blur of someone jumping, the shutter speed I've used is 160th of a second.
I'm very happy with the photo I've taken, I like the way the colour in the photo and the image it's self merge slightly, not too much so that you can't tell what is in the image.