I didn't even bring a second camera other than my phone on this trip, which was super refreshing. It was a clear blue day, but I thought the photos were more striking in black and white, allowing you to really focus on shapes, lines and textures. Plus, I admit it's hard to shoot landscapes at high noon in color. I can only imagine what this place looks like at golden hour!
Red Rocks Park
Jefferson County, CO 80401
Beautiful contrast and textures! Your iPhone photos make my DSLR photos ashamed hehe. Loving your work, Alice!
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beautiful photos! and what a refreshing bachelorette trip!
ReplyDeleteWOW! these pictures are stunning. and i love that there are black & white. it´s so refreshing to leave the city once in while!!
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Hiking for bachelorette weekend sounds awesome, haha! Love these black and white photos:)
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Love the B&Ws! Well done.
ReplyDeleteLove how these photographs are so crisp and clean!
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I can't believe you shot these with your iPhone! Super work, lady - these are gorgeous.
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way too much contrast, and i'm pretty sure you used a diffuse glow filter, which makes them annoying to look at. that kind of filtering and contrast works better on photos that have bigger broader details.
ReplyDeleteNot everyone's going to like the contrast, but that's kinda the look I was going for - specifically to remove the blue from the sky and get a high contrast look. I would never use a diffuse glow filter.
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