This website will contain some of my projects I have completed this year in ADP. I will list the projects and my favorite photos from the project(s). Scroll down to see more!
About Me
I am in 8th grade, and I love being in advanced digital photography! I'm a representative in my school's SGA, and I am a part of the Bumpus Cadence show choir.
Photo credit to Lila Spain
About my camera
I have a Nikon D40, a DSLR camera. I have an 18-55mm attachment. It uses a Bower Battery and also uses an SD card. It cannot take videos.
Explore Project
The Explore Project is the first project our Photography class did. It helps us get used to our camera and its features, and allows us to explore what we can do with editing.
GTK Project Collage
This is a collage of my top 15 photos that I took and edited for my GTK project. GTK stands for "Get to know" where we got to know our editing software and explore filters, AI, layers, etc.
10x10x10 Project
The !0x10x10 Project was a 10x10 frame with 10 photos presented on it. Our 10 photos were all to be taken in one room. I used my bedroom as it has a lot of sentimental details and decorations.
Generative AI Project; in this project, we had to experiment with using our AI on Photoshop, and to do so, we used some of our own photos as well as using only AI.
WIP Project
The WIP Project stands for "words in pictures" and we needed to create letters or characters out of things that people normally wouldn't see as a letter or character. I chose to write my first and last name for this project because my name is special to me.
EVELYN
ADAMS!
Top 20 Project
This project was a collection of our top twenty favorite photos whether they were edited by me or made with Ai.
Pictorialist Project
This project includes work that made pictures of ourselves look like art, a picture that we used a variety of filters to change the photo(as seen on the left), and an image that we used five different filters on.
Elements of Art Project: This project helped us focus on emphasizing the elements of art in a photo. Here is a collage of the seven elements that I took photos of for this project.