I am trying to practice with my new camera but have so much to learn. I was flipping through some old Victoria Magazines and as I pointed to a lovely page I told my husband "I want to learn to take pictures like these". It suddenly occurred to me (head light bulb on) that the photographer probably had a $5,000.00 camera.
The colors of fall
are so vibrant.
I am sure you can tell the aperture photos here.
Not to mention they use a photo shop app and professional lighting!
ReplyDeleteBut.....if you haven't checked it out yet, definately go to PicMonkey and play with editing - esp the highlight button, that's my favvie.
I always enjoy your pictures, the Beatrix Potter garden makes me smile...so lovely.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your new camera, it's all just a learning curve.
~Jo
You don't need a $5,000 camera. Your photos are always lovely.
ReplyDeleteMargie in CA
Just look at the color of your leaves... still mostly green here, yet there's a few popping up reds and golds. Soon it'll all be bright colors shooting about.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots.
warm hugs,
Cotton Peony
Isn't that funny, I had the same thoughts about taking pictures like Victoria Magazine too. Still we can try with our less than $5000 cameras, but then we are are own stylists too. Smiling! Have fun with the new camera.
ReplyDeleteYour garden looks really lovely, Bernideen, for this late in the season. I read your comment regarding your brother, and I am so sorry.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Beth
I'll bet you are talking about Toshi Otsuki's photos in the old Victorias, which I treasure. He was simply *brilliant* at capturing the light, from the soft light of a morning's dawn to a golden glow of firelight--I think he saw it in his mind's eye first, and I sure wish I had that eye!
ReplyDeleteSuch a colorful time of the year! Lovely photos.
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