I enjoy being outside. I take my camera with me to help me think about what I am seeing, it helps me to really be wherever I am and not just plodding along. A recent outing took me to St. Ives, and I have created these images from that day:
I shot the images using my point and shoot, which I am sorry to say is having some trouble focusing these days. When I was walking I was thinking about creating a story or a postcard of everyday life. So when I went to edit the photos I settled on a series of edits and applied them identically to each of these photos. They have all been given a warm, vintage, slightly soft look. They were all taken on Sunday and are meant to conjure a sense of a walk with the purpose of just enjoying the walk.
Here is the postcard version:
The application of the same editing filters, I hope, helps the images hold together.
What do you think, does this look like an idyllic Sunday walk? Do you like the idea of having the photos all edited in the same manner? Feel free to leave a comment below.
Cheers!
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these are wonderful and i love the vintage, soft look –
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Thank you.
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Nice. This looks like a lovely area to stroll/visit. The postcards do their job.
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It’s a lovely English village, so a nice spot for a stroll.
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A fantastic routine! And I agree with you about the way the camera makes us see more
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Thank you very much!
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These are beautiful captures, Amy. With a camera in hand, I can observe things differently. I like the editing versions. Thank you for sharing with us. 🙂
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Thank you Amy. I do also feel that I look at things differently when I have my camera with me.
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Very Nice!
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Thank you 🙂
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It’s more years than I care to remember since I was in St . Ives. I’d love to go back 😃
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Always so many places to see 🙂
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I think it’s a good idea to give a series of photos that belong together a coherent look through the processing. And I think you succeeded very well with these images. A beautiful series from St. Ives.
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Thank you, while I would like any photo to stand on its own, I do like the idea of storytelling through several images as well.
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Great photos, I love the postcard layout. I love St Ives too but only know the harbour side so good to see a country view.
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Thank you very much.
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I love your everyday photo shots and fantastic for a Sunday walk.
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Thanks!
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Yes, I do like the same editing technique on all three. They truly do look like post cards!
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Thank you very much.
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I think you’ve definitely accomplished the goal Amy – I especially liked the rowboats because the vintage application to the colors is lovely. Nicely done.
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Thank you Tina. I also really liked the way the edits softened the boats a bit.
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Yes it does look like an idyllic walk, any day of the week.
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Thank you, it is a lovely little town.
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It looks like a series of a nice late summer day.
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Thank you.
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The vintage soft look made me feel like I was purchasing post cards after my stroll there!
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Thanks, just what I was going for 🙂
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A delightful start to any day!
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I completely agree 🙂
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They’re all lovely, but I really love the pop of colors with the row boats. Nice one.
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Thank you, I did think the colors in that boat image came out particularly well.
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I like the idle rowboats.
Recently I shot idle dragon boats. I have yet to post-process those.
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Ah, dragon boats, they tend to have such personality, don’t they?
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