Peruvian markets held plenty of subjects to photograph. It was fun to share photo subjects and then see how each of us captured the image. Lots of sharing and playing
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| Tiny birds made from gourds. |
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| Colorful yard that's been dyed with natural dyes. |
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| Pots of dyes in the Pisac market. |
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| Mask in the Cusco market. |
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| Tiny dolls in Peruvian clothing in the market in Machu Picchu. |
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| Peruvian pan flutes. |
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| The gardens in the patio of the Seminario Gallery in Urubamba. This was photographed at night using an ISO of 6400. I leaned against a post to keep the camera steady. |
How much color do you add (saturation?) in post-processing? Or do you use a special setting in the camera to capture the images in a more vivid than usual way? I use the 'Standard' setting on Nikon and the colors are not nearly as rich.
ReplyDeleteBert, I don't use that much saturation in post-processing. I move the vibrance slider and saturation slider to about 15. I have one notch of saturation set in my camera under picture styles. I also use AdobeRGB as my color space. It makes a huge different in the photo.
DeleteThe photos above are not overly saturated. The colors are pretty true.