https://getdarker.com/editorial/articles/7itwv2c Oversaturation makes this scene from Austin's Congress Avenue look like something surreal.
click here Typically I like to let the colors I shoot stand on their own. Properly shot images should be rich and full of interesting color. But sometimes it can be fun to get a little creative. I recently shot a feature essay for Big Sky Journal on the Montana Shakespeare in the Parks troupe where I desaturated all of the images and only allowed a bit of color to show through. The effect was to draw the eye more to the objects in the frame – actors, set pieces, what have you – than allow the colorful costumes to have all the attention.
Cheapest Tramadol Cod And I seem to be trending the other way with the image series I shot in downtown Austin last week. Oversaturating the colors, creating an almost “comic book” effect, adds life and depth to buildings and still life. One starts to wonder – was the sky really that blue? Was that building really painted in that shade? As I said on Monday, “city” photography is still something I am very new to and this is a way to add my spin on it.
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