let’s watch another example of the differences between a picture from the camera and the same image edited with Photoshop … it’s not easy to think about the work needed to get sharp and bright pictures. I only enhance the brightness, sharpness and color tones : so, you can see how it works for one shot from series 337-01 shot in 2009 with Angelina … any comment ?
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whiterabbit0117 said:
In the film days we worked to get the lighting right. A few improvements could be made in the darkroom, but if the basic shot wasn’t good, too bad. Photoshop allows bad shots to be saved, but has also led to a considerable loss of photgrapher skill.
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