estefanie

serous, openness, extrovert, discreet, funny, loud, bold, confident, determined, energetic

affectionate, creative, funny, introvert, confident, determined, genuine, reckless, stubborn, loyal

White balance can help make sure the colors in your picture look natural. You can adjust the different lighting conditions. There are different light sources like sunlight and indoor lights. It can give photos a tint color. When you adjust the white balance, it helps fix those tints and the colors become true to life. There are many balance settings like:

Sunny: Works for photos taken for mid-morning or afternoon sunlight

Shade: Works for photos in heavy shade

Cloudy: Photos on overcast days

Flash: Photos taken with a camera flash

Incandescent: Indoor photos lit by warm or yellowish bulbs

Fluorescent: Indoor photos under fluorescent lights

 

Adjust brush settings: you can change the size of the brush, opacity, and change the type of brush

Layers: it helps keep work flexible and allows you to erase something you don’t want to without messing up the original background

Mixer Brush: it blends colors like paint to make it look more realistic

Smudge tool: It blends and smooths your strokes, so it does not look so rough

Opacity Jitter: it adds randomness to transparent your strokes and helps them be more lively

 

I like that this image is nicely evened out and all the colors are even. The sunset is pretty, and I like how it evens out color of the water.

HDR stands for High Dynamic Range. It makes pictures and videos look better by showing more details. It makes everything the same exposer and balances everything out.

JPEG: Discards some image data which makes it fast to save but lowers the quality of the image.

HEIF: Advanced compression so files stay small with better quality.

TIFF: Saves images without losing any data and keeps high quality but with larger files.

RAW: Keeps all the image data from the camera which gives the best quality but takes up a lot of storage.

PNG: Compresses images without losing any quality but files are larger than JPEG.

GIF: Uses lossless compression, only supports 256 colors. Good for animation.

PDF: Format for documents that have images, text, and graphics. not meant for high quality image editing.

I want viewers to see that if your face is not in it than you cannot really get into any trouble, which is not true, but it is a fun saying people say to make a joke out of a situation.

1- The focal length is when you can decide how zoomed in you want your photos to be.

2- Fisheye lenses can be up to 180-degree view with curved or distorted effect.

3- A macro lenses captures fine details of small objects.

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I like his work because it is full of black and white portraits, and he makes sure the subject stands out. In this picture he makes sure the subject, which is a part of the ground, stands out more than the rest of it does. I think if the subject did not stand out as much, he probably edited it to contrast it a little bit more.