Showing posts with label Boston. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Boston. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 29, 2007

Boston Beer Works

I loved how this sign looked. I brought the picture into photoshop desaturated the color slightly I wanted the blue light to pop.

Tuesday, August 14, 2007

Park

Bridge

This is another shot of a park in Boston, between Fenway and the MFA. This picture was originally taken in color. Since it was a cloudy day I decided to make it black and white.



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Thursday, August 9, 2007

MBTA

MBTA

The T Under Ground

Of course a trip to Boston isn't complete without riding the T! I took pictures of T stops outside and underground.

Wednesday, August 8, 2007

Boston

Boston

It was such a cloudy day in Boston the day I visited. I gave this picture a little bit of a sepia tone so the sky wouldn't look so washed out. I'm pleased with how the trees lined up and the shadows beneath them.

Tuesday, August 7, 2007

Stitch Assist Panoramic

Fenway Park

My camera has a stitch assist function for taking panoramic pictures, which is awesome! I just put this image together in Photoshop, it's not the perfect panoramic ever. Not all of the pictures lined up perfectly, and the lighting in the clouds was off slightly. I came across some good tips for taking panoramic shots.

  • One of the most important steps you can take is to make sure that you have turn off your auto white balance on your camera. This will ensure each image in the series has the same colour tone.
  • One of those cheap 'pocket' tripods can make a huge difference.

Monday, August 6, 2007

Best Place on Earth

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Fenway Park, of course! I was so happy to get a chance to tour Fenway while on vacation. It was so cool to see the park all empty, kinda eerie though. I love how these old seats look, they aren't all that comfy though, but worth it to see the Red Sox play. I decided to turn around while everyone was listening to the tour guide and take a snapshot from behind. These seats are a part of history.


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