The original photograph was dark. I lightened it and then fooled around with color temperature, tint, and saturation. I tried to make it look fairly realistic without being overly garish.
What do you think?
When I approached this small pond, the water was glassy still. I was hoping that I could get a few shots before the reflection was disturbed by ripples. But water is just too tempting to Hannah, and she slipped in before I could stop her. I quickly snapped the picture before her ripples reached the reflection. Using the same features as above, I was able to make this photograph much more dramatic than the original.
The color of the trees was far from being this vivid. I think it is interesting that when the color is adjusted in the trees that it also changed in the reflection.
Karin Jurick
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Friends and family regret to announce the death of the artist
Karin Jurick.
02/09/1961 - 06/16/2021
3 years ago
2 comments:
Lovely photos! You did a great job in editing and bringing out the colors!
I love how the leaves seem like waterfalls of autumn color. Great job, Deb! Keep shooting!
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