When I took this picture I didn't actually notice the cranes on the building. When I as editing, I noticed them, and it really is not surprising. The skyline is always under construction, sometimes I wonder if it will ever be done...
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Showing posts with label horizon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label horizon. Show all posts
Saturday, May 3, 2014
Saturday, April 26, 2014
Day 316 - Selecting the Focus
Dunno what it is about this picture I like, but I absolutely love it. I tried this shot a few times, first focussing on the water, then on the sand, and then this one. This one was my favourite. I actually didn't like the others.
Labels:
365 project,
colour,
focus,
foliage,
horizon,
lakeshore,
Sunnyside Boardwalk,
Toronto,
trail
Saturday, October 26, 2013
Day 134 - The view from the back seat
While in Morocco, I have only ever been in the back seat while in a car, which is very usual for me! But, it gave me a different perspective of everything. I'm not going to lie, I missed being in the front seat; I missed being able to see where we are headed out the wind shield, unobstructed!
What I like about this picture is that you can see what is ahead of us, and a little bit of what is behind us. Commentary on life... keep moving forward, but don't forget from where you came.
What I like about this picture is that you can see what is ahead of us, and a little bit of what is behind us. Commentary on life... keep moving forward, but don't forget from where you came.
Saturday, June 15, 2013
Day 1 - Barrels in black and white
So, today begins my project of posting a new picture each day for the next year. Was busy hanging out with a friend I hadn't seen in ages, so didn't get a chance to take any new photos today. So, I went thru some of my old photos and found one that editing would make it better.
This is a picture I took at Black Creek Pioneer Village. I took the picture in black and white, but didn't like that it looked all washed out. In editing I added more contrast and saturated it the colours a little more. When I was doing this editing, I noticed the horizon was off, so I had to slightly rotate the photo when I was cropping. I have a feeling I will find the horizon is off in a lot of my pictures. Something for me to keep in mind.
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