Like many of you I've been busy over the last few weeks trying to capture the wonderful colors of autumn. In a good weather year the colors need very little help from fancy camera setting to show off glorious colors of yellow, orange, red, and blue--and all the ranges of each color. I'm a beginning photographer who is working with a new camera as well. So, I've been experimenting.In the top photo of this little creek in a local park, I used "auto" setting. The result was a rather muted feel, but quite pleasing. In the bottom photo I set the camera on "vivid" and wow! The camera picked up all range of colors not visible with the naked eye. I like both, but probably lean more to the natural setting. What do you think?
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its really colorful and bright, its beautiful
ReplyDeleteWow! That vivid setting really makes those colors POP! You should blow that one up and frame it.
ReplyDeleteI tend to lean towards the natural colors.. You are really getting to know that new camera of yours. These are great shots with good composition!
ReplyDeleteyour camera did it? I thought it was an editing program of sort.
ReplyDeleteWow love the colors it's beautiful!
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I love bright and vivid colors, but the muted soft tones is very pleasant to me.
ReplyDeleteNice composition!
Liz you know I love COLOUR, and your second photograph looks zingy for something special. It's hard not to play with photos sometimes and see what happens with them. It could make a card front with a difference.
ReplyDeleteI do love the natural though; it's a beautiful scene.
Enjoy our new camera.
I like the first the best. I love watery shots. Thanks for the visit too!
ReplyDeleteI like both photos. I used the vivid colors setting also, but my vivid isn't anything like your vivid :-)
ReplyDeleteOh my word! If I saw that view I don't think I'd be able to move away. That's incredibly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWow! All of those colors are gorgeous!
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