Monday, April 13, 2015
Allison S- Untitled
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I took this photo in Ensley, Alabama over spring break with my Canon SL1. This photo was probably taken around five in the evening or so. I didn’t do much to edit this except for adjusting the curves and brightness/contrast. I really like the dreamy effect this photo has and I wouldn’t change anything about it.
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6 comments:
Great photo! The composition is perfect, and the light coming through the trees looks great. I also like the the colors. Good job
John Michael A - HHS
This is so pretty! I love how the light comes through the trees and adds color to the picture. Really good job!
I really like this picture. I really love all the colors it brings out. Good Job.
Shelby A
I love how it gives off an ancient, graceful-like and colorful feeling!! I admire the how well detailed the middle of the shot is!!Such a beautiful colorful shot!!
Kelley M-HHS
This is a really good picture. I love the way that the sun looks as it shines through the trees. I also like the building in the background. The contrast between the dark trees and the light background is great. Good job!
Sydney B-HHS
This is a great picture, I like how you can see the sun but it doesn’t direct your eye to that spot only. I like how everything is equally in focus, and how you changed the brightness and contrast to make the trees and grass more green.
~Hailea B. ERHS
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