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For the shot of my grandparents I tried out the tutorial on clone stamp tool to enhance skin tone. I also added some levels, sats, vibrance, and a photo filter. For the second photo I followed the match color tutorial. I used another photo that I really liked to match the color. I also added levels, sats, vibrance, and a lens correction vignette. For the last photo I tried out the replace color tutorial to turn the white background to violet. I then enhanced the photo with sats, levels, vibrance, and added a lens correction vignette. I took all of these photos with either a fixed 50mm lens or a 16mm wide angle lens and a Canon T1i.
The Grands; 7May; 4pm; Shelley; f2.8; 1/50; Canon T1i; 16mm
Soy; 23May; 6pm; Shelley; f2; 1/125; Canon T1i; 50mm
Lisa; 23May; 7pm; Shelley; f3.5; 1/60; Canon T1i; 50mm
I love the little boy with the brown eyes and the kid with the orange coat is a PERFECT picture of a little boy. You are amazing at portraits!
ReplyDeleteThese are great! I like the color change photo that you did and how you added the purple to the background. It really helped the photo stick out!
ReplyDeleteI really like the enhancements that you did. The purple wall definitely adds to the photo. The vignette on the second photo is awesome! Great job!
ReplyDeleteI really like the change you made in the last set of photos. The purple is so cool and is a nice complimentary color to the red. But because you went with purple it really made her stick out a lot more.
ReplyDeleteVery clever change on the wall. It brings the subject to a whole new level...making the subject "pop". great work!
ReplyDeleteI really like your last edit. It adds a really cool artistic feel, and makes the picture really interesting!
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