Wow- really nice work! I like how you took a different approach and photographed a lot of artificial light. The last photo is especially impressive, as you took the technique of using a slow shutter to gain a new perspective on light. The reflections look great too, and the exposure looks close to perfect. Great job!
Your photos are so creative! I especially like the first one of the Massey's sign. I think you could probably spend hours playing with the editing in this photo. I could imagine it having a more vintage effect on it, maybe enhancing the highlights in the image, or potentially cropping it so it is just the sign and sky in the image and removing the building. I am not exactly sure how I would go about this, but maybe you could also edit the image to make the clouds in the sky more visible. The exposure and focus in the second photo is amazing! I really like this photo and I honestly don't know if it even needs editing (in my opinion). The car photo is also super cool and I think you could have a lot of fun playing with the HSL settings in this image. Great job!
I really like the last photo appearing to show a car in motion. It's impressive you were able to capture such an image and it shows that you have a strong understanding of proper shutter speed. I would suggest editing these two photos in Adobe Lightroom and experimenting with different filters/effects. Good job!
It is really impressed me with your 2nd and 5th pictures which have a vibrate color and give me a lot of different feeling. For the 2nd photo, I can feel the cozy of the warm yellow color, it remind me a lot of siting in a jazz lounge in a rainy day. But for the 5th photo, it makes me feel like I'm in Tokyo (crowded, modern, colorful). However, the 3rd picture I think you can organize the structure of it so that we can be more focus on what you want to illustrate.
Wow- really nice work! I like how you took a different approach and photographed a lot of artificial light. The last photo is especially impressive, as you took the technique of using a slow shutter to gain a new perspective on light. The reflections look great too, and the exposure looks close to perfect. Great job!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are so creative! I especially like the first one of the Massey's sign. I think you could probably spend hours playing with the editing in this photo. I could imagine it having a more vintage effect on it, maybe enhancing the highlights in the image, or potentially cropping it so it is just the sign and sky in the image and removing the building. I am not exactly sure how I would go about this, but maybe you could also edit the image to make the clouds in the sky more visible. The exposure and focus in the second photo is amazing! I really like this photo and I honestly don't know if it even needs editing (in my opinion). The car photo is also super cool and I think you could have a lot of fun playing with the HSL settings in this image. Great job!
ReplyDeleteI really like the last photo appearing to show a car in motion. It's impressive you were able to capture such an image and it shows that you have a strong understanding of proper shutter speed. I would suggest editing these two photos in Adobe Lightroom and experimenting with different filters/effects. Good job!
ReplyDeleteIt is really impressed me with your 2nd and 5th pictures which have a vibrate color and give me a lot of different feeling. For the 2nd photo, I can feel the cozy of the warm yellow color, it remind me a lot of siting in a jazz lounge in a rainy day. But for the 5th photo, it makes me feel like I'm in Tokyo (crowded, modern, colorful). However, the 3rd picture I think you can organize the structure of it so that we can be more focus on what you want to illustrate.
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