Editing

This photo was the easiest to edit because I could specifically pick out the things I did not like about this picture. Firstly, the exposure was much lighter than I wanted and made everything seem blended together, which in result does not create the best focal point. However, when I was editing I toned down the lighting to make the picture have greater depth. The lighting helped drawn out the coyote status and the wall in the background. With that, I slid the saturation up a little more to enhance the colors and gather multiple elements for the photo.

The original photo was not insanely bad or unappealing to the eye, but editing gave more depth and contrast. After editing, the sky had a unique gradient for a viewer to capture and take interest in. Also, I brought up the shadows to enhance them for further contrast between the colors in the photo. Therefore, this photo has more potential than it originally did because of the editing done.

Before editing, the photo was immensely bland and boring for viewers. Although, there is a leading line from the railing going upwards as a sense of movement; there is no real color difference to draw in more attention. In result, I made the sky sufficiently more blue, which gave the railing more color since it has a reflection of the sky. In conclusion, the combination of editing and the original elements of this photo helps provide additional attention.