New York!

There were a lot of pictures that I liked both in color and black and white. I wish I was going back to New York, that way since I have all of the shopping and sight seeing out of the way I can actually venture out for photos. These are everything that I thought was unique out of my snapshots. They were well thought out and not just something to remember my trip by. I had a lot of fun editing these pictures because I had a lot more free reign. These are my personal images and they reflect on me, so they can look however I would like them to. I made a lot of duplicates so I could experiment with the editing. This is my favorite blog up till now. The thing I didn't like about some pictures (Grand Central Station for example) is that when you edit the saturation, vibrance and other things, The blues from the sky and natural lighting get a gross blue streak outline and the coloring starts looking gross. I guess some people like that, but I don't particularly. This editing experience has helped me discover as a photographer things that I do and don't like without the influence of yearbook and newspaper guidelines. I'm very proud of these images, and I'm proud to say that I took these.
ISO: 800
APERTURE: 2.8
SHUTER SPEED: 1/320

ISO: 800
APERTURE: 2.8
SHUTTER SPEED: 1/320

ISO: 800
APERTURE: 2.8
SHUTTER SPEED: 1/125

ISO: 800
APERTURE: 2.8
SHUTTER SPEED: 1/50

ISO: 800
APERTURE: 2.8
SHUTTER SPEED: 1/50

ISO: 2000
APERTURE: 2.8
SHUTTER SPEED: 1/400

ISO: 2000
APERTURE: 2.8
SHUTTER SPEED: 1/400

ISO: 800
APERTURE: 2.8
SHUTTER SPEED: 1/20

ISO: 800
APERTURE: 2.8
SHUTTER SPEED: 1/20

ISO: 400
APERTURE: 4.0
SHUTTER SPEEED: 1/8000

ISO: 400
APERTURE: 4.0
SHUTTER SPEED: 1/3200

ISO: 400
APERTURE: 2.8
SHUTTER SPEED: 1/4000

ISO: 250
APERTURE: 22.0
SHUTTER SPEED: 1/640

ISO: 400
APERTURE: 2.8
SHUTTER SPEED: 1/2500

ISO: 400
APERTURE: 2.8
SHUTTER SPEED: 1/2500

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