Fewalake: The paradise -Nepal
Samsung J5 No filter
La Maison des Têtes in Colmar, France
Taken with a Canon Rebel ESL1 with a 50mm prime Canon lens and edited with Lightroom.
Tunes in Dunes, Rajasthan, India
Used Nikon D90 DSLR with 18-105Vr Kit lens Edited by Adobe Photoshop CS 5 Extended
Point Betsie Lighthouse, Michigan, USA
This photo was taken with a Canon Mark IV, and a Tamron 28-75 lens, and the brightness was adjusted in Lightroom.
A Single Bicycle in Gamla Stan; Sweden
I took this photo with an Olympus OM-D EM10 Mark II using the M. Zuiko Digital 25 mm f/1.8 lens. I used Adobe Lightroom to edit this photo. I used several presets–Punch, Auto Tone, Direct Positive, and Sharpen Scenic. I then adjusted the shadows, highlights, clarity, shadows, and vibrance to my specifications. No filter used!
Chasing Waterfalls, Colombia
iPhone 6, lighting adjusted through Snapseed, Lightroom
Night time on the Nakasendo Trail, Japan.
I used a Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ-1000 bridge camera. I really liked the different shades of blue in the dusk, and focused on the streetlight that you can see in the bottom right corner. I haven’t used any filters, just the manual focus.
Tradiitional Religious Ratha Yatra Festival, Bangladesh
Taken with Nikon D300 with Tamron 17-50 mm /2.8 lens . Color vibrated and adjusted the exposure with Adobe Photoshop CC
Poverty in Beauty. Venice, Italy
I took this photo on my DSLR Canon t5i with an 18-55 mm lens. I used the “Manual” setting, manual focus, and an ISO of 200. I adjusted the exposure (brightness, highlights, shadows, contrast) with PicMonkey, an online photo editing site. I also slightly adjusted the saturation of the photo. I waited until there were … Continued
On the Edge of the Wild (Vietnam)
This photo was taken with my iPhone 7Plus. I didn’t use any filters to alter the shot, but I did use Lightroom. I adjusted the contrast to bring out the green of the hills and used the vibrance spectrum to add a little more green.