This exercise wants you to use one of the sites, edit a few pictures and save them, then write the experience and include either a link to or embed one of the pictures you edited. Maybe even a before and after images.
The image I chose, was originally a transparent slide, taken in 1959, and digitally scanned by a commercial photographic shop in 2005.
This image is the after shot, I'd fiddled with the lighting mostly, and just a tinker with the colour.
Finally, as the details of buildings are the most important to me, I concentrated on them (to the detriment of the now yellow sky), but now I can distinguish that the shed is actually made of blocks.
I found this a great experience with regards this picture. I did find that I don't have as much flexiblity with rotating images as I do with Microsoft's Picture Manager, but appreciate the lighting and colour features more with Picnik.
Was it you choice to shorten upper and lower margins of photo or could you have left it oroginal size
ReplyDeleteIn the second photo I cropped the foreground, as it is just a muddy paddock, and then in the third shot I cropped heavily to have the changes concentrated on the building details I wanted, and the sky had turned a pale yellow shade.
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