Hiya!
Sorry about the delay, I've been busy (posts on that later) and the WiFi died yesterday, leaving me confused and distraught.
It's alright now though, it's been sorted out and I'm reunited with my precious(ssssssss).
...anyone get it?
Anyway, I'm giving you something different today. I was messing around with the editing of this photo a bit more than I usually do, though nothing too drastic. And so I'm going to show you a few versions of the same photo with only Vibrance, Saturation, Brightness and Contrast changes.
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| Original (All 0) |
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| Vibrance 20, Saturation 20, Brightness 5, Contrast 75 |
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| Vibrance 20, Saturation 20, Brightness 120, Contrast 100 |
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| Vibrance 40, Saturation 40, Brightness 100, Contrast 100 My favourite one |
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| Vibrance 50, Saturation 50, Brightness 50, Contrast 75 |
So yeah, with no other editing except those, you can transform a photo loads. I'd say the fourth image is my favourite, though the darker second image is also quite nice.
This photo was taken on the jetty at my friend's farm. It's a really gorgeous place, massive, and has this huge lake with islands in it.
And also, there's a sunset. I love sunsets, that time of day is my favourite for taking photos because everything becomes golden and warm, and longer shadows make the most awesome shapes. It's called the 'Golden Hour' in photography, the time each day just after sunrise (which I would like to experience at some point if I can get myself out of bed) and just before sunset.
It's a really pretty time of the day. Try taking photos at this time if you want to (consider this a tip?), especially shooting 'towards' the light so you get cool silhouettes with light flares.
Photography may have ruined me.
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