2. Random Peppers?: 9/27/2010; 8:46 AM; Temple; f/5.6; 1/500 sec; Sony A330; Slightly adjusted vibrance on flexible layer.
3. Thorny Purple Path: 9/27/2010; 9:16 AM; Nature Park; f/22; 1/50 sec; Sony A330; adjusted vibrance, brightness, contrast on flexible layers.
4. Cow Days: 9/19/2010 6:42 PM; Rexburg Outskirts; f/5.6; 1/160 sec; Sony A330; Slightly adjusted vibrance on flexible layers.
I love that this class helps me stop and notice the beauty all around me. I enjoyed trying different angles and light on the same flowers to see how different the end product could be. The "Random Peppers?" were in a flower bed on the west side of the temple. I'm not sure if they really are peppers, but I was shocked to see this lone plant of what appeared to be peppers. All of the pictures involved very little editing (listed above). I tried to take most of my shots in the evening or morning.
I really like the Thorny Purple Path, but I wonder what it might have been like if the thistle wasn't so close to the edge of the shot. The peppers is also a fun and vibrant image.
ReplyDeleteI love your photos. I really like the mirror image one and the pepper one. Great colors! (I learned from a roommate that those are decorative peppers. you can't eat em, but they sure look like you could!) I also love the Cow Days picture. The tree is awesome! Great lighting in your thorny purple path picture too!
ReplyDeleteI love the picture with the lone purple thorn flower. The angle is fun, and I personally love when little things like that stand out. Nice shot!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the peppers photo! All the vibrant colors really stand out against the green plant. I also love that they're sticking up from the plant. The "thorny purple path" shows off the pretty scenery very well - nice angle and depth of field!
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