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Back to the big lake! Lake Superior provided the perfect backdrop to practice taking photographs of blue skies and glistening water. The sunny weather makes it difficult to SEE the screen, and it can be tough to have confidence in what you are shooting. Here’s where editing can save the day. Easy things to edit include adjusting the horizon line, checking the brightness and if using live feature, selecting a long exposure or other option. And remember to crop your photos!
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We began our search for spring at Lester Park, and found that winter was indeed waning. While sun would have warmed us up, the overcast skies made the greens and browns pop out. And I love the black and white dandelion! When you’re not too excited about one of your shots, try editing it and switching to black and white. There’s no right or wrong! We also found many ways to capture Amity Creek, including transforming a live photograph to long exposure. Members of the DWC Camera Club searched for patterns and shapes at Bayfront Festival Park — and captured many stunning images! We worked on framing photos, looking for repeating lines, and composition with the understanding that we can crop away while editing. Here are a sampling of the photographs that members posted on the club’s facebook group. Fun times! A pesky pandemic and a closed club didn't stop members of the DWC Camera Club! Several members explored the shore along Duluth's Park Point Beach and created many stunning images. Here are a few of the photographs members shared in the club's Facebook group. |
AuthorLucy Kragness is the author of this DWC Camera Club blog. She loves sharing her passion for photography! All members are welcome to join the DWC Camera Club. Questions? Email: lucykragness@gmail.com Archives
June 2020
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