Digital Photo Editing Examples

Church Photo: 

~ First we cropped the photo because we felt that it was taken in too high of a point of view and also to isolate the church a bit more.

~ Then under "Vintage" we selected "Dexter" because we wanted to add the old look to it.

~ This is also why we added the border.

~ Under "Tune image"we adjusted the contrast and shadows because we wanted to make the darker objects and sections of the photo more prominent.

~ Under "Details" we adjusted the structure and sharpness for much the same reason, also because we just liked the look it gave it.


Portrait Photo: 

~ Under "HDR Scape" we picked "Preset 1" because we liked how it enhanced the photo and made the colours appear more vibrant.

~ Under "Black and White" we selected "Neutral" because, although slightly contradicting to the last filter, we liked how it softened the vibrancy a bit and black and white portraits are just beautiful to look at.

~ Under "Details" we adjusted the sharpness to make the features stand out a bit more.

~ In the "Selective" tool, we made the face the central point and adjusted the brightness, contrast and saturation for this point.

~ Went under "Tune" and adjusted the contrast to make the shadows stand out a bit more.

Bee Photo:

~ We cropped the photo because we wanted to isolate the bee.

~ We went under "Centre Focus" and selected "Blur" because we liked how it blurred the edges and sides of the photo which isolated the bee even more.

~ Under "Retrolux" we selected " Voyager" to give the image that old film, slightly damaged look.

~ In "Tune Image" we adjusted the saturation to give it a more faded look.

~ Also in "Tune Image" we adjusted brightened the shadows and adjusted the contrast to make the photo a bit lighter.