Collage

The theme for my collage is "nature". i wanted my collage to look bright and colourful. I took the pictures of tress and flowers that really liked and put them together. The background of my collage is a tree.

First i chose seven pictures that i liked and i opened them one by one and edited it by Changing the brightness/contrast,colour and Cropping it. Ater i finished editing all my pictures, i opened my background picture and added on all of the other photos and changed the sizes. Then i deleted the parts that i didn't want and i am done!

Random album covers

The name of my first album cover is Karyn bye (she is an ice hockey player. She was the alternate captain of the united states women 's hockey team). The quote i got was "The very first law in advertising is to avoid the concrete promise and cultivate the delightfully vague." by Bill Cosby and i took the last four words which were "cultivate the delightfully vague". I think it would be pop or r&b music because of the people in the picture.

The name of my second album cover is Otohiko kaga (he is a Japanese author). The quote i got was "as we grow old..the beauty steals inward" and i took the last four words.i like this album cover more than the first one because of how it turned out.I think it would be mabey slow and calm music. I used bold for both of the album cover names and i used smaller font for the quote, i also placed the texts diffrently.

Photographer: Joe Mcnally

Joe MCnally's blog:http://www.joemcnally.com/blog/

Joe McNally was born in montclair, new jersey. He went to Syracuse university and received his bachelor's and graduate degrees from the S.I. New house School of Public Communications. Joe Mcnally is an American photographer. He shoots for national geographic as well as other magazines, advertising agencies, and graphic design firms.

I think his photos are very unique. i don't really have a favourite photographer but i really like his work.

most of his work are really cool , check out this site :
http://portfolio.joemcnally.com/



i found some images of Joe Mcnally's work on google: