Working with Adobe Photoshop
10:28Experimenting with Adobe Photoshop...

Initially my job role was to explore the city of Liverpool showing evidence of this through a camera lens. Along with this I had to be selective using a variety of shot types which will portray parts of Liverpool effectively. Furthermore I had taken pictures from different angles, for example a low angle shot of The Wellington Monument; due to the building towering over Liverpool, I thought that taking the picture from a low angle would alternatively portray power of the historical monument.

In order to
enhance the images I then used Adobe Photoshop to do this, although this was my first time using the software it was not too difficult to adapt to. Perhaps this is because I tend to edit my own pictures in my spare time if I feel the images are quite dark, I will edit the brightness. I usually use the software Picasa which is not as professional as Adobe Photoshop yet they both acquire similar tools. The image of the The Wellington Monument I thought I would change the background colour as initially it was very stereotypical. Therefore I edited the brightness, contrast and saturation tool to do this. Ultimately this gave the image a warm vibe with sense of elegance which defined the structure of the monument.


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