by meghan.hunt94 | Jun 24, 2019 | Blog, Creative, Photography, Portfolio
How to Balance your Light in your Photos There are many different kinds of light balance and different ways to portray it in an image. The first image below was created by using a spray bottle and an external flash. When the mist hits the orange vanilla coke, the...
by meghan.hunt94 | Jun 17, 2019 | Blog, Creative, Photography, Portfolio
Using Post Production to Create A Man in the Moon image surrounded by Star Dust In order to create this post production image, I took three different photos and merged them together. The one of the man (Matt Pond), I took using two speed lights. One had a blue gel and...
by meghan.hunt94 | May 23, 2019 | Blog, Creative, Photography
Creating a Poster Based on The Movie Sabrina: The Teenage Witch I decided to create a movie poster based on the show Sabrina: The Teenage Witch. To create the movie poster, I took a few creative liberties from the original movie poster. I found a copyright free image...
by meghan.hunt94 | May 23, 2019 | Blog, Commercial, Creative, Design, Photography, Portfolio
Branding Meghan L H Nelson Photography & Design to Make it More Personal Branding yourself can be a difficult challenge. You often have to consider how you want others to view your brand. What will they feel when they look at your brand? What do you want your...
by meghan.hunt94 | May 23, 2019 | Blog, Creative, Photography
How to Get an Extraordinary Shot from an Ordinary Spot The purpose of this project was to find an ordinary place or item, then shoot it in an extraordinary way (or OSES). For my OSES project, I decided to try three different angles/photos. I have an assorted Tea Cup...
by meghan.hunt94 | May 23, 2019 | Blog, Creative, Photography, Portfolio
My Attempt at an Invisible Black Background in Studio Quality This was my first time using the SQIBB technique to take pictures. The invisible background effect is so easy to do and creates some amazing images! My favorite SQIBB photo was the one I took of my cat Hal...
