PALACE

Awhile back I got a chance to visit the Palace of Fine Arts to take some photographs and realized I didn't post them yet! haha I guess it's my "emergency" stash when my shooting photographs are at a low I can use them for a blog post. I have recently been quite busy to shoot photographs but I have some ideas brewing in my head, it's just the energy and time to try and do it. Okay enough talking, here be the pictures:








Hi again, surprise! More talking! yay! :) So P asked a great question about post processing (which is basically work done (typically Photoshop) on the photographs after they have been taken) and whether I do it for all photos or not. In short, yes Photoshop work is done with the goal in hopefully trying to enhance the look and mood of what has been taken in the camera. The range of different looks achieved on the camera itself vary from what lens is used, lighting, angle of light, model, time of day, environment, aperture, shutter speed, composition and many other variables. For myself, these all play into the characteristics of a photograph and the desired result. Hope this provided some information :)