When autumn colors are taking over, I do find it interesting to transmute things into black and white occasionally. This woodland was all greeny-yellow with lots of shifting shadows. Monochrome makes it particularly surreal, as if the image was made with an infrared filter. This is how that same woodland path looks in color. WhichContinue reading “woodland”
Category Archives: Post-processing
pines
There’s a stand of pine trees behind my parents’ house that I seem to be compelled to photograph. When the sun sets behind the ridge it often lights these trees up in quietly spectacular ways, and I keep trying to catch it. I liked this image, converted to sepia to highlight the sun’s rays.
a little post-processing
As opposed to my last entry, which was pretty much taken straight out of camera, this one has been messed with a little. I had gone out to try to capture the cloud patterns, which were fabulous that morning, but exposing for the sky left the foreground a bit dark and dull. I swapped theContinue reading “a little post-processing”
Jessamyn Tuttle 