1. Wood: 1/18/10 @ 3:30 p.m.; Rire, ID; f4.5; 1/100; Canon EOS Digital Rebel XS
2. Swing: 2/10/09 @ 4:45 p.m.; Rexburg, ID; f5.2; 1/30; Nikon CoolPix L11
3. River: 1/18/10 @ 3:00 p.m.; Heise Hot Springs, ID; f9.0; 1/125; Canon EOS Digital Rebel XS
4. Mountains: 1/18/10 @ 5:00 p.m.; Swan Valley, ID; f5.6; 1/200; Canon EOS Digital Rebel XS
When I was taking the first photo, I wasn't checking my shots or my settings. So when I got home with the photo, it was super under exposed. But I adjusted the levels and it looked great so I used it! On the second photo I just adjusted the levels and a little bit of saturation.
On the day I went to take landscape photos the sky was very overcast, as you can tell in the third photo. There wasn't very many interesting colors, so I adjusted the saturation in photoshop to give it more dimension. The final photo was taken while sitting in the passenger seat of a moving car! After a full day of cloudy skies, the sun broke through right before it set and I wanted to just see if I could get a good picture. I then adjusted the levels and the saturation slightly and, I think, it turned out pretty well.
I really like the picture of the swing...it is a really unique angle that I wouldnt have even known what it was until I looked at it. I love the river picture also, it is so hard to find beauty in the rivers during the winter i think, but you really found some and captured it so well! Great job.
ReplyDeleteI really like the close up's. Very clear good job.
ReplyDeleteThe first picture is interesting but it hard to really tell what it is. I really like the focusing you did with the swing set and the landscape mountains.
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