Taken at sunset with a camera I checked out from the library.
Brandon Bishop
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To post photos you're going to need to log in with BYUIPhotographics@gmail.com
password: Photography
So everyone can learn from each other, with each photo, please include as much of the following as possoble:
Camera, Lens, Shutter Speed, Aperture, ISO, Location and or Process.
Aside from posting photos and comments, once you're logged in you can also list your personal blog as long as it is photography related.
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2 comments:
Is this photoshoped? The lighting is BEAUTIFUL!! I'm surprised about the camera just from the library!
-aison woomer
I highly doubt the bloom in this picture was from any sort of filtering on the camera's end. It looks like a duplicated layer with a light glaussin blur in Photoshop, blended over the top of the un-blurred, levels-adjusted image.
Reguardless of what you did, I love how soft this picture looks. It's very surreal looking, and in the GOOD way.
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