Color Photo- Dymond Scarborough

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Colleen Kennedy - Color Photo / Passion

 

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I found an app for iPhone only called Tadaa.  It allows you to adjust the brightness, contrast, saturation and clarity of the pictures.  It also has a number of filters that you can apply to your photos.  I used this app to adjust the brightness, clarity, contrast, and saturation of my photographs.

 

 

 

 

Kevin Pizzini B&W

These were photos taken using a Samsung Edge plus, and edited on the built in editing software.

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Lauren Myers - B&W

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For this assignment I used the Obscura app. While the app allowed for a lot of control editing contrast, exposure, and white balance, I found the app to be fairly archaic and limiting. You weren't able to zoom and if your shutter speed was a little too long the app would temporarily lock up your phone. A handful of my photos also came out with red and blue undertones even when my settings were straight black and white or noir, so I don't know what I did. I tried it in various environments and all provided the same results. I gave it a good try, but I think I'll use another app for the next assignment.