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I would rather master my camera :(. I truly do hate editing but there are times when I just can’t capture exactly what my soul sees. blaaaah lol.
OH I love that shot!
I considered changing mine to bw or vintage, but I think the colors work well. When I shot it the entire dock was empty. It was kind of eery. I almost walked past the bench but it caught the corner of my eye and the whole place just seemed so lonely.I use to take criticism against my photography personally. It’s one of the few things I’m passionate about. But I don’t any longer. I was just trying to explain why I shot it that way. If you seen the shot before editing I think you would understand why I chose to edit this way. I’m not a huge fan of editing; however, I think in some cases it’s a must.
I wasn’t shooting a photograph. This is a replica that is carved into a mountain in Portland Oregon at The Grotto. I was not dead center but actually off to the right quite a ways.
The idea of darkening the background lessening the light on the statue was to give some depth of what I was feeling when I looked at it.I’m not sure what you mean.
Thank you, I’ll keep that in mind for future posts. This was my first attempt at shooting IR. It was taken with a D70 that has been fully converted to IR. I’ll go into the image and the details for you.
I should have given the information about the camera so I apologize. I took this when Ashley was just 12 (over five years ago) in the abandoned graveyard of the very first settlers and founders of Eugene Or; hence the name. It was shot in BW with a Fuji that did not have the ability to change lenses.
I have an entire series with her shot in this location and a few others are actually in my album.Welcome Reid. I’m Christina, and I’m new also. I look forward to seeing your work đŸ™‚
Hello,
I’m new also and looking forward to learning and growing.Christina
I like the fact that you shot the profile rather than the front of her face. It’s not an angle we see often. đŸ™‚
That is really great!
