Photos I took with a DSLR Camera
Photos I took with a DSLR Camera
Best Unedited Photo
This is a photo I took of a flower in the street, that I never ended up editing, but it still looks pretty good.
Unedited vs. Edited Photo Comparisons
The photo at the top is unedited, and the photo below is the edited version of it. All editing was done in Adobe Lightroom Classic, as I have access to the Adobe Creative Cloud.
(I just prefer to use other software because I don't like Adobe's subscription prices, and I find other software to be easier with a similar quality ceiling. I can meet the industry standard of using Adobe products if need be.)
Street Photo
I took a photo of a blue snake-like mosaic on the ground, and masked out each part to individually edit the colors, making it a bit bluer in certain areas to fit the color scheme of the mosaic.
Low depth of field
I took a photo of some tomatoes I saw growing in a garden, and edited it to have a pinkish-purple lighting, made from scratch by editing colors with the sliders available. I masked out different parts to make them impacted by the filter in different amounts, and cropped the photo to remove distractions from the main focus, the tomatoes. The leaves that were in focus and the bright part of the wall in the background were cropped out, leaving just enough room for every tomato that was in focus.
All Other Edited Photos
The rest of these photos are edited with a similar process to the previous two photos I explained the editing process for, where I cropped the image, adjusted the hue, saturation, and luminance, and masked parts of the photo to edit them individually.
Fast shutter speed
I took a photo of a tennis ball that I threw in the air in front of a tree, with a low shutter speed so you can't tell it's moving outside of it being in mid-air with nothing holding it up.
Large depth of field
I took a photo of a field of pink and white flowers through a fence that was used as a frame. The depth of field is large so you can see the detail in all of the flowers.
Painting with Light
I took a photo of a stickman I "painted" by moving around a phone flashlight during a 10 second long shutter speed, in the dark so the only light that would show up would be the stickman. The art pieces behind the stickman were not done by me.
Grayscale / Motion Blur
I took a photo of someone kicking a soccer ball with a slow shutter speed so the movement of their windup to kick was blurred. Then, I set it to be grayscale as there were only a couple things that had color in the original photo, and it brought focus to the motion even more.
Shadow photo
I took a photo of someone's shadow looking downwards while the shadow was cast onto a grate, making an interesting zigzaggy-outlined shape for the shadow to take form as.