I have been going over some of my old digital photos and reworking them with my photoediting software, Photoshop Elements and Aperture. In many cases, I get surprisingly good improvements.
One of the most powerful abilities of photoediting software is bringing a photo out of what looks like darkness. I took a series of pictures at a gathering of folk artists from Bolivia at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in 2004. My camera's batteries were running low and I had neglected to bring spares, a mistake I have not made again. Here is a dramatic before-and-after pair.
I also used photoeditors to bring out the true colors of a Painted American Lady butterfly I photographed in 2006.
One of the most powerful abilities of photoediting software is bringing a photo out of what looks like darkness. I took a series of pictures at a gathering of folk artists from Bolivia at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in 2004. My camera's batteries were running low and I had neglected to bring spares, a mistake I have not made again. Here is a dramatic before-and-after pair.
I also used photoeditors to bring out the true colors of a Painted American Lady butterfly I photographed in 2006.
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