I took this picture several years ago on a canal cruise in Amsterdam. For most of the cruise it was rainy and gray. I had to try to take pictures over the heads of Japanese tourists and through dirty windows. But for about 1 minute the sun came out and I took this picture of one of the churches on the canal. I always hoped someday I would learn some tricks where I could repair the image.
Recently I got a copy of the software Aperture 2. This week I went to the Apple store and had a one-to-one lesson on Aperture. I learned some cool tricks and when I came home I played with the picture. This is my repaired image - I think the difference is pretty striking!
Forgive me for being techno-geeky, but I thought it was cool!
Recently I got a copy of the software Aperture 2. This week I went to the Apple store and had a one-to-one lesson on Aperture. I learned some cool tricks and when I came home I played with the picture. This is my repaired image - I think the difference is pretty striking!
3 comments:
Wow! I'm impressed. The picture is so clear and crisp. Must be hard to learn that software though if you're not very computer literate?
thanks for sharing - that photo (redo) is really beautiful!
Actually, the software makes it so easy to do! Once I learned what the right buttons were, I just had to make a few swipes of the mouse to mend the flaws!
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