The Week 1 of Season 2 on is coming to its end. My favorite #FixItFriday rebranded to #EditMyPictures, but all the fun is still the same. Here I collect all my edits of the photostars' photos.
Conundrum Springs
BEFORE.
Here is an HDR photo from Conundrum Springs, Colorado by . That is a kind of landscape I like!
AFTER.
First of all, I made some basic edits like color balance and levels. Then I dodged/burned a bit on the hills and mountains. And finally, I have added a bit more steam from this hot spring. I thought about cropping off the lower part of the shot. However, I like it more as it is originally. The background adds depth to this photo.
Attack of the 50 Foot Jarvie
BEFORE.
This fun portrait by is as good as it is.
AFTER.
However, when I first saw this shot, I felt I need to do something different of it. So, here is my first photo manipulation in .
Brasov
BEFORE.
came up with an all-around view from the center of his city. The players could work with all the images or select some of the frames.
AFTER.
I decided to make a traditional panorama, and I selected just some of the frames. There were lots of colors, and I found that black and white allows composing everything together way better.
St. Mary's Basilica
BEFORE.
Architectural photo by also is good already from camera. I was even puzzled how could I edit it.
AFTER.
Here I corrected the perspective distortions, pumped up the colors a bit, made the sky darker and cleaned up some litter on the road.
Future is here
BEFORE.
With this shot asked the players to show him how we imagine Singapore in the future.
AFTER.
The task itself meant some photo manipulations. However, instead of making a futuristic landscape with the skyscrapers, etc., I decided to make subtle changes. Let's imagine antigravs are discovered and widely implemented in the nearest future.
Lake District
BEFORE.
asked the players to edit a sunset photo from one of her favourite spots in the Lake District, UK. I love this reflection. The ducks are nice as well )
AFTER.
I made just some basic edits: lightened everything up a bit, aligned the horizon and emphasized the colors of sunset.