Five Favorites
ONE
This is a photo of one of my best friends, Abby, and I. This photo is taken in my bedroom mirror. I like this photo because the different colors in it, even though the background is kind of a mess, the objects of the photo, my friend and I, stand out due to the bright colors. Before putting this picture in, I had edited it on VSCO with a variety of different filters and messing with different saturation, exposure, and contrast values.
TWO
This photo was taken at one of the football games my freshman year. This will forever be one of my favorite photos because of the memories I had at football games. I love the sunset and it worked really well with the green grass foreground. I also edited this photo on VSCO, but if I could do anything different, I'd take the grain off.
THREE
This is a photo of the Mississippi River from two springs ago. It was still kind of cold and the leaves weren't back on the trees yet, but the water is always something beautiful. I love the river and I always will. This photo was taken on a photo taker app called FUJI, which is why it has the date on the bottom. I love the saturation of all of the blues in this picture and the reflection in the water of the sun is also really pretty.
FOUR
This is a photo of a butterfly I found on a lilac bush. This photo is one that really reminds me of the spring time because of all the vibrant colors and the plants and animals. Lilacs are my mom's favorite flowers so she loves this photo as well. This photo was also taken in FUJI, and I really like it because it makes it so all of the colors are easy to distinguish and high amounts of saturation.
FIVE
This photo is from a St Patrick's Day themed practice with my teammate, Brooklynn. Brooklynn, as well as the rest of my team, have a very special place in my heart and I will always love them, making this photo special to me. I also edited this photo in VSCO by altering the saturation, exposure and contrast, also adding a slight vignette to the photo to focus the attention on Brooklynn and I.