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With this photo I used photoshop to alter the following aspects:
- I first adjusted the Levels bringing in both the light and the dark.
- I then adjusted the contrast and brightness, allowing the image to become sharper.
- Next I adjusted the curves, giving the picture more strength in its darks and lights.
- Finally I adjusted the color using the Channel Mixer, giving the picture a higher color and bringing out the color of the barrel in comparison to the stone wall.
This photo is of a lock found on an old water shed located on an empty lot behind my house. The settings were iso at 100, Fstop at f/4, and exposure at 1/100 sec. Using Photoshop, I used the channel mixer to make the colors stand out and used curves to enhance the blacks and whites. Hope you like it.
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Hello my name is Erika Urquiaga, looking forward to learn and expand my knowledge in graphics by using different software like Aperture, sketchup, indesign, etc and at the end to have a nice portfolio 
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