"Pine Creek Waterfalls" 10/2/2010 8:30 pm. Cokeville WY. F-stop:16 Shutter: 15 sec. Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XTi.
I took this photo after the sun had already gone done, and it was getting a little dark, but a car drove by and gave me the idea to shine my headlights on the shot. It gave me the right lighting that I wanted. Using a slow shutter speed also gave me the "smooth water" effect I was going for. :)
To edit this photo, I used Camera Raw. I adjusted the lighting, blacks, contrast, and added a vignette. I also used the adjustment brush to add light to the "plants". Camera Raw is amazing, and so fun to use!
Camera Raw truly is an amazing program. You really did a great job at bringing out the vibrance and natural beauty of the plants and water.
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job bringing color back to your photo. Nice job.
ReplyDeleteI love that some of the colors really pop..but the red and yellow almost look a little too dramatic to me. I wonder if lowering the saturation a tiny bit would have seemed a bit more natural? Overall great job though!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your colors! Fall colors are my favorite. The waterfall effect is really great too.
ReplyDeleteYou implemented what we learned in class, props! Plus, you did it is so well. Great job, I love the colors.
ReplyDeleteMade a huge difference by editing that photo. You turned bland into colorful.
ReplyDeleteMichelle: I can see you know how to use the adjustment brushes in camera raw and I love it! Nice colors and now they are even richer. The edits really show off the slow shutter speed on the water. Nice and smooth. Great work, as usual!
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