Basic temperature and saturation editing, "Cross Process" effect with a blue tint
Basic temperature, saturation, and exposure editing, "Sepia" effect
"Black and White" effect
"Cross Process" effect with a blue tint
"Cross Process" effect with green tint
"Cross Process" effect with green tint
"Cross Process" effect with blue tint
"Polaroid Film" effect
I lightened both photos of the tree bark and clouds, then layered them both on one another and faded the image
Basic temperature and saturation editing layered with text
The 7th picture with the flower looks awesome. its beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI like your seventh picture. I really like how soft it looks and feels.
ReplyDeleteYou create a light softness in all of these pictures. I think by added tints to most pictures you achieved this goal.
ReplyDeleteNice job creating a mood with the effects- i really like the ones of max, the vcr, and the first flower
ReplyDeletei really like your first picture and the one of max. the colors and saturation work really well the effects you chose. I also like how you arrange the text around his head.
ReplyDeleteI love each one of your photos. The captions you used were perfect for the expression on Max's face and the detail of the flower. I also loved how when you used effects, they were not harshly strong or bold.
ReplyDeleteAmazing series. i really liked all of your photos but the one i liked the best was the one of max. i think that the caption really fits the picture and the emotions on max's face.
ReplyDeleteThe portrait of Max is great. The text is really well placed; it compliments the image nicely without being overly intrusive. The black and white really helps create a feeling of torment, compounded by the text.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Ingrid! I really admire the way that you edited your photos. All of them are done very beautifully. My favorite one of yours, is the photo of the peaches because I like the repetitiveness of the photo, and the effect you chose makes the colors contrast beautifully.
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