Wednesday, February 6, 2019
Carson R - Down the Road
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This image is entitled “Down the Road”. It was taken in St. George Island, Florida. I took it with my Nikon d3400. I edited this by increasing the contrast greatly so the sky would show all of the colors. I also increased the sharpness a little. I think this image would be better if one of the palm trees on the right was not so sharpened.
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3 comments:
I really like the details in this image especially the sky. I like how you increased the contrast in the sky to show the colors it has a variety of colors in it good job.
I love the colors in this photo and I would definitely frame it. I love how you can still see the yellow stripes on the road, but the road and details are darkened for contrast. I think if some of the light poles in the distance were gone that might help, but other than that great job! - Lauren B HHS
This is a really pleasing picture. I love the warm tones, and how the trees and buildings are silhouettes. Nice job!
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