For my second blog post I want to show some ways the author shows us to edit pictures on your iPhone.
"Photographing at different times of day and in changing lighting conditions really affects how we see the structure which also helps to determine symmetrical and asymmetrical compositions" (Fargans 89).
"Compositionally the image works with a diagonal from the bottom left of the frame through the middle and following along the road to the background" (Fargans 86)
This shows that depending on the type of lighting that you have you can create different moods with the same image and taking the same picture during different times of the day can also change how an image is seen.
The images below try and show how the time of day and composition of what the photograph is can drastically change the way you view the image.
#Iphone Photogrpahy #simranbhuller #editing
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The editing looks great. What kind of lighting did you use for your edit?
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