Chapter 7. The Digital Darkroom
ISO 500, 1/160 sec., f/2, 50mm lens
Keeping it real and natural looking is my photographic preference. And every image should begin with a nice, clean edit in post processing. That means exposure, white balance, contrast, clarity, saturation, and color adjustments all need to be correct before adding any type of artistic style. A clean edit is an image that doesn’t look like it’s been “edited.” Because I prefer my images to have a clean, fresh, and genuine look to them, I don’t add any type of special effects at the end of my processing. If I were to add an artistic enhancement, I would initially ensure my image ...
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