Spring Blossom; 5-8-2011, 4:32pm; Rexburg Temple Grounds; f/4.7; 1/640; Nikon CoolPix P500
Camera Raw Editing - I opened the image in Bridge. I then used that to open the image in Camera Raw. I upped the brightness and decreased the clarity of the whole image. I then used an adjustment brush to boost the saturation and vibrance of the flowers in the foreground as a well as to bring back the clarity of the same flowers. I clicked Save Image and then saved it in a separate folder where I keep my edited photos.
Music Writing; 4-25-11, 11:42pm; Rexburg, ID; f/4.8; 1/60; Nikon CoolPix P500; Fill Flash
Camera Raw Editing - I opened the image in Bridge. I then used that to open the image in Camera Raw. I decreased the vibrance all the way to make the image black and white and upped the brightness about by about half. I then used an adjustment brush to highlight the ukelele. I boosted the saturation of the ukelele all the way up and added a bit of a lite orange color to it as well to make it pop a bit more. I clicked Save Image and then saved it in a separate folder where I keep my edited photos.
Spring Blossom; 5-8-2011, 4:32pm; Rexburg Temple Grounds; f/4.7; 1/640; Nikon CoolPix P500
Camera Raw Editing - I opened the image in Bridge. I then used that to open the image in Camera Raw. I upped the brightness and decreased the clarity of the whole image. I then used an adjustment brush to boost the saturation and vibrance of the flowers in the foreground as a well as to bring back the clarity of the same flowers. I clicked Save Image and then saved it in a separate folder where I keep my edited photos.
Music Writing; 4-25-11, 11:42pm; Rexburg, ID; f/4.8; 1/60; Nikon CoolPix P500; Fill Flash
Camera Raw Editing - I opened the image in Bridge. I then used that to open the image in Camera Raw. I decreased the vibrance all the way to make the image black and white and upped the brightness about by about half. I then used an adjustment brush to highlight the ukelele. I boosted the saturation of the ukelele all the way up and added a bit of a lite orange color to it as well to make it pop a bit more. I clicked Save Image and then saved it in a separate folder where I keep my edited photos.
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