Thursday, April 13, 2017
Skylar J - JGS
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The title of my picture is JGS. It was taken at The Melt about two months ago. It was taken with my iPhone 6s camera. I edited it by using the Nik Collection filters. I also cropped and contrasted it. It could’ve been better if it was a little straighter. I really like the filter on this picture because it gives it an antique feel. Also when I took this, it was my first time going to The Melt.
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2 comments:
Cool Pic! I love how the metal is clear and in focus. I think to improve this photo you could crop out some of the bottom that isn't in focus. I like this picture because it has a rustic industrialized feel.
-Tyler L HHS
This picture really stands out. I really like the sharp outlines of the metal. The filter was a good choice because it does give the antique feeling to the subject. The focus is mostly on the letters and the bolt, but the pin creates a base for the picture and makes the focus be on the bolt.
HHS -M.V
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