Thursday, October 16, 2014
Katie J- Parakeet
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The title of this image is Parakeet. This photo was taken at the zoo at the bird feeding station over the summer. It was taken with a Nikon 3100. I went into photoshop and manipulated the brightness and contrast of the image. I also sharpened it and worked with the blue and red tones of the subject. It could be better if it were focused more.
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15 comments:
I like this picture. The bird is very bright and I like how it is not perfectly centered. The lightness of it is very neat. The colors of the bird really stand out and it is in good focus.
Alex H-HHS
This picture is pretty,I see the great choices that you exacted in this picture. It actualy doesn't look like there are any edits, but I see contrast. Good focus, good contrast, brightness, and imputation. Good job Good job, beautiful birdie picture.
Peyton H.-HHS
This picture is pretty,I see the great choices that you exacted in this picture. It actualy doesn't look like there are any edits, but I see contrast. Good focus, good contrast, brightness, and imputation. Good job Good job, beautiful birdie picture.
Peyton H.-HHS
I really like this image, I wish the birds tail was in the picture more because it looks slightly cut off. I do love the colors of the bird, they pop very well. The picture doesn't look heavily edited which gives it a realistic feel. I like that the background is blurred out also. Nicely done
Lara M - HHS
I love this photo. It's very vivid, has a good focus and blurred background. You did a great job on the contrasting. Nice work.
Maria V- hhs
I really like this photo. It has a shallow depth of field that isolate the subject from the background. The colors are really vivid and pop out of the image. Overall, I like this photo a lot. The colors and the composition help make this image stand out from the rest.
Ben-D HHS
I really love the colors on the bird and how it differs from the rest. I like the blurred background and how the bird is looking away from the camera. I think a cool edit would be to make everything but the bird black and white to give a greater emphasis on the bird.
i really like this photo because the color of the bird. Its like a prefect picture. The colors look so bright. kinda looks fakes but also so real like its popping out at me. -Kelvin Watts
Love this! The exposure is awesome. There is just enough light and dark areas in this photo as well. There is a good in between of them. bright enough to make the colors pop and dark enough so that it is not too much. I really like this photo and to be honest I would be fine with hanging it on my wall.
Brianna S-HHS
I really like the color in this picture. The focus of the bird is so pretty because I can see the feathers clearly. I would hang this up on my wall.
Alice B - HHS
I like the color contrasts and how bright the bird is. I also like the blurred background and how focused the bird is, it makes the bird and colors more central to the picture.
I like this picture because it's has more focus on the bird than anything else. I even like the colors on the bird.
i really like this picture! the colors in it are amazing, they're so bright and vibrant! i like how the background is blurred and a more muted color so the bird really stands out! i think this picture is perfect the way it is : )
samantha a - hhs
This is a really good picture. I love how vibrant the colors of the bird are. The focus is also really good. I like how the backgrounds colors are so different from the bird that it creates a really nice contrast. The only thing I would do to change it is to make the background a little less blurry, but thats just a personal preference and this picture is fine as it is.
-Kate M.-HHS
I like how the subject is really colorful and the colors in the background are more muted. This picture also has nice composition as you used the rule of thirds. I also like how you worked with a shallow depth of field. There is an amazing amount of detail in the bird's feathers. Great work.
Catherine S - HHS
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