Justen Shotts - Alphabet Photography

In Digital Photo I was given an assignment to create my name out of "letters". My teacher said that these letters could not be letters themselves, rather they had to be objects that could be flipped or rotated to look like letters. I ended up taking photos of several objects like headphones, shoes, a wooden spoon, and even of a chandelier to create "J.U.S.T.E.N". I had trouble creating the letters out of objects, such as the "E" or the "U" because I could not find anything around me that looked like those letters. In the end, I think that I successfully created my name, and I think that the idea of the project was conveyed perfectly throughout my series of photographs.

I used the painting on my wall for the M and some other objects around my house for the rest if the letters. and then i used a pink background with my gradient tool. 

Jordan C Alphabet

I really like this photo because I really like all of the things that spell out my name. I also liked doing this because it was fun looking for things to spell my name.

Shannon Gonzales Alphabet

I struggled with finding letters, but I made it work. My favorite picture is the last N because I used a wave and thought it looked really cool

Braden Alphabet Photography

 I like this photo the best because it has my name in it. I really like the way the B and the A turned out, they were really distinct and you could tell exactly what they were without manipulating them really. The N was really hard to find around the house so I did have to move some things around a little bit though.

The first letter in my name is from an old piece of wood that had a shape cut out in it. The second letter is from a poster. The third letter is a bicycle logo i found and then I flipped it. the last two letters are pipes in the ceilings of the school.

Dionte - Alphabet Photography

These six objects spell my name out as you can see. I used various items around my house to take these photos.