Knit and Crochet Blog Week Day 3

Day Three:
Experimental Photography And Image Handling For Bloggers.

I'm not good at super spiffy pictures. I'm lucky to get half-way decent pictures of my FO's before they get used or go to a new forever home. I try to take close ups with a minimal amount of crap in the background. If I have a good day with good light, my things actually look presentable. As the proud person of three cats, I always have direction and assistance.

I have a Nokia Lumia, it comes with Nokia apps, specifically Nokia Creative Studio. I thought it was high time I played around with my pictures. (I may have gone a bit overboard.)

I did some cropping, color adjustment and blurred out the sides. I guess the blurr effect is supposed to make the focal object really pop. I don't know if it really works with knitting...

This one is fun, its the color pop feature. I had the app pull out just the orange from these multicolored mitts.

More color pop. I was trying to pull out just one set of stripes, it sort of worked.

This is one of my favorite project pictures to begin with. I used the Quartz color treatment to make it look like an antique, I think anyway.

That was fun!
Until tomorrow, Happy Crafting!

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