Here’s the difference from me, the snapshot taker, and someone who knows what they are doing. The first photo is Dom’s modified photo followed by my original. I looked at mine and my only thoughts were how to remove the greenish blue artifact near the sun and I wanted the snow in the background to be white. I just let Apple take care of the exposure and called it good enough. I didn’t even bother with the greenish artifact.
Right now, I’m sitting in the Seattle airport waiting for my next flight to Palm Springs. I made it to the airport just fine even though TSA was bothered about my unopened box of Cheese-Its. Feeling a need to X-ray it multiple times.
The wait here isn’t long and the gate is right Waji’s so my late breakfast is Spam musubi. I can’t complain about that. It sounds better than Cheese-Its.
Even though this dog may look familiar, it’s a different dog named Charlie. I was invited to dinner last night by JedW and this is their dog. The age and history suggest that he may be a sibling of Bridget’s dog.
Right now, I’m sitting in the Seattle airport waiting for my next flight to Palm Springs. I made it to the airport just fine even though TSA was bothered about my unopened box of Cheese-Its. Feeling a need to X-ray it multiple times.
Like yourself I am also the snapshot person, and don't use photo enhancement features much. But the difference is amazing, it makes the second one look even... colder ;-)
ReplyDeleteIronically, it wasn’t cold. Somewhere in the 40s (°F) with water dripping everywhere.
DeletePhoto-processing isn't rocket science, just click on buttons and see if you like the result.... ;) Of course, I am using an Adobe product which you may not want to use...the other was discontinued but am making it work for me. I find my camera just doesn't really capture what my eye sees, hence the post-processing.
ReplyDeleteMaybe for you. I play around and try this then that using Affinity Photo and Darkroom. On both RAW and jpegs. Purely random playing around at best…
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