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The personal blog of Jeff Reeder of Jeff Reeder Photography. Sometimes I post personal photos and other times I post my favorites from recent professional shoots.
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3 comments:
awesome.........
mom
How'd you shoot Beacon? I like that you have that vast expanse of cool blue, but then the yellows of the light are so warm. If it was a filter you'd just cool the whole shot....so how DID you do it?
Beth.... First of all it was a very blue day. It was dusk, and quite overcast, so everything had the natural blue glow. I did boost the warmth of the light a bit to make it stand out a little more. I did this in Photoshop. There is a saturation adjustment that lets you pinpoint specific color tones to effect that color alone. I increased the saturation of the reds by about 10 percent. This helped bring out the overall color composition because it also revealed a little red glow in the reeds in the foreground. It's kind of like painting, but I am not adding things that aren't there, just emphasizing what is there to convey how I saw it. the camera captures everything, but it takes a bit of tweaking to bring it out.
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