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It's been quite an amazing Fall in Colorado this year...Hear are two photos I snapped yesterday while working on building up footage for my next time-lapse video!!!
So I took this photo as the passenger in a car and as you can see, I didn't have time to think about rolling the window down.
I was pissed cuz I loved the photo otherwise so I decided to test out my mediocre-at-best photoshop correctional skills. I did it all in Lightroom and was rather stoked with myself on the turnout. Although it's not perfect, it's better than I expected I'd do.
always wanted a camera, could never afford one during school...
Anyways, i went on this 2 hour hike late at night to get this shot. The post processing is AWFUL i know.. It was my first time taking a series of differently exposed shots and layering them together (or whatever the term is) in photoshop to take the best colors/exposure from each shot.
I wanted the city lights in the background, but it was too dark when they came on, so i shot us on the rock earlier when it was a bit lighter out, and took multiple shots as it got darker out. I got excited and exported the photo earlier than I should have. I should have spent more time putting it together.
Thought I took some great pictures the other day but then I went through them today and notice some spots on my lens......so yeah I guess I should go clean that off
ScooterLapooterFall picture I took in Boulder...Now I only wish it would cool down here...worst start to a ski season in Colorado that I can remember in recent time.
As someone from VT... ha!
Nice shot though. I would've liked to see those colors be more vibrant if I were to critique. I like seeing something pop in symmetric, horizon-centered photos, especially landscapes. Also it seems a tad soft?
Thanks...I agree that the other one was a bit soft and could use more color...I feel like this one turned out better.
CheddarJackAs someone from VT... ha!
Nice shot though. I would've liked to see those colors be more vibrant if I were to critique. I like seeing something pop in symmetric, horizon-centered photos, especially landscapes. Also it seems a tad soft?
