- For this photo I cleaned up her skin a little so it was smooth and not distracting.
- I saturated the color to show the greens and browns of the area.
- I didn’t need to crop it as I felt the space around her was interesting.
- I touched up her skin here so it was smooth and her natural color could shine.
- I clarified it more, due to the color coming through the bridge the color bled a little bit so this helped.
- That’s all, I like how this photo was framed in camera.
- I touched up her skin here once again.
- I touched up the clarity because the color seemed to bleed through in this area.
- I saturated the color to bring out the greens and browns.
- I added a filter to give it a little warmth and make it different than her other poses.
- I cropped this one to focus on the lines of the bridge.
- I saturated the color so that the moss and the greens behind the subject stood out.
- I added a vignette so that the eye was drawn towards the subject and followed the lines.
- I added a filter so that the colors were warm.
- I cropped the photo to fill the space with the subject.
- I retouched her skin so that it was smoother.
- I added more light to help balance the shadows.
- I saturated the color to help balance the shadows as well. This spot was overly bright but we liked the bench.
- I added a vignette to focus on the subject a little more.
This was a fun activity. I would love to get my hands on a real photo-editing program for more in-depth editing but I appreciate how far technology has come on our devices.
What She Learned Today 