This post is about how much editing can change the story of a photograph. I started with this:
I took this photo while on a tour of De Halve Maan Brewery in Brugge. But for the edit I was working on, I wanted the photo to be about moonlight. The use of a square crop was a quick way to accomplish that:
The potential competition of what the photo is about is removed with the crop. While I liked the color in the original photo, in a cropped variation the black and white was visually more appealing to me. This photo, shot on my iPhone, was edited in Luminar and has the Andes Dream filter and a vignette added to it.
The Instagram post is here:
Added to January Squares, Day 6.
Cheers!
Very clever moonlight, and so good to learn the editing story behind it
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Thanks very much 🙂
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Superb edit! Perfect for the challenge, Amy 🙂 🙂
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Thank you. This squares challenge was a perfect opportunity to drag this photo out of the archives.
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I really liked Brugge when I visited it a few years ago.
The bottle looks really cool.
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The tour was fun in part because they have this whole upper room full of objects related to their history just waiting to be photographed.
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Love the B&W image, Amy. 😍
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Thanks very much, I thought this made a good subject for black and white.
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Happy New Year Amy! May 2020 bring you lots to love. I so look forward to another year of chats with you!
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Thanks very much, all the best to you for the coming year, I look forward to your posts in the coming year, they are always so beautiful and thoughtful.
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Really shows what a different crop can do to change a photo ✅
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It can really change the narrative in my opinion.
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Appreciate the tip on cropping, and the second photo does indeed look better composed.
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Thanks very much.
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Nice work! I’ve been to that brewery too. 🙂
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Nice, we enjoyed our tour there, and the beer after 🙂
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