Hello everyone and welcome back to my blog
- Today, in this post, I am willing to share some of my recent photography from Ghost of Tsushima. These photos are perfect for the desktop wallpaper. I picked these photos especially for the gaming photography contest on the Gaming Photography community.
This photo I captured while standing next to the Nishimuda beach. The sun was about to be drowned in the ocean and Jin was standing on the top of a cliff. But I made some changes before capturing the photo to make it more like a wallpaper worth photo. First, I reduced the focal length to 12mm so that I could get a wide angle in this photo. Then I change the color grading to Ginkgo to make the moment feel calm but powerful. I also changed the weather to Sunbreak and after all these changes, the final result is in front of you.
The sunlight was shining brightly on the water, creating a glowing golden path that led to the horizon. The sky is filled with dark clouds, but the light from the sunset breaks through the clouds, making the scene feel emotional. I took some more photos from different angles using the Photomood. The last photo I took with a samurai pose. It feels like Jin Sakai is practicing his fighting moves.
There was a traditional Japanese tower on another cliff. So I decided to go near that tower so I could capture some more amazing photos. The first photo is my favorite. Jin is sitting on his horse in front of the tower. This is the most peaceful and beautiful moment. The sun was shining brightly in the sky, lighting up the entire ocean. I reduced the focal length to get the full view of the ocean.
After that, I changed the color to Vivid which created the golden light effect that reflected off the water, making it look like the sea was glowing. In the second photo, I tried to capture a huge waterfall pouring into a wide and calm lake right in front of me. The sound of the water felt relaxing, and everything around me was full of color. The green trees, the white rocks, and the bright blue sky came together perfectly. I didn't make any changes to this photo. The color, environment, and everything else are the same as in the game.
As Jin hastens across the open fields of Ghost of Tsushima, I find myself chasing the last light of day. The sky was painted in stunning shades of pink and purple, like a living painting stretched across the horizon. It felt like the entire world had paused to admire the sunset with me. I changed the weather to Sunbreak using the photomood that has created this stunning view of the clouds and the sky.
As the sun sets, the sky becomes a painting of pinks and oranges. The environment is filled with a soft wind that carries leaves from the trees above. Jin was standing on the rocky edge, looking out at the ocean of clouds and the endless sea beyond. The scene is breathtaking—mountains in the distance, and a sky glowing with the last rays of sunlight.
The nature is at its most celestial. The ground is covered with small patches of grass and leaves. The sun is slowly setting. The view of the vast ocean reaching far into the distance was truly amazing. Birds are flying, and Little sailboats are looking like tiny toys on the calm sea.
Some spots in Ghost of Tsushima make you feel as if you're inside a dream. This screenshot shows one of those quiet, peaceful spots. The sky is bright and deep blue, and the sun has barely begun to warm the earth. A field of white pampas grass floats in the air, as if nature were breathing. Tall golden trees along the field's edge. There are no wars or dangers, just complete serenity. It's the type of area where you want to stop and take a deep breath.
