I DIG SEPIA
Something I shot today with my EF 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS USM. This image looks nothing like the original, as I'm still learning to manually adjust all the various exposure settings, knobs, doohickeys, and other technical thingamabobs. Then again, when I was a kid, the air pretty much looked like this, even without a sepia filter. "Yellow Smog Alert" was something that kept us in the class and off the playground many a recess. Be that as it may, thanks to Photoshop, digital editing has far more uses now than merely airbrushing the cheeseburger out of Rosie O'Donnell's hands.
Something I shot today with my EF 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS USM. This image looks nothing like the original, as I'm still learning to manually adjust all the various exposure settings, knobs, doohickeys, and other technical thingamabobs. Then again, when I was a kid, the air pretty much looked like this, even without a sepia filter. "Yellow Smog Alert" was something that kept us in the class and off the playground many a recess. Be that as it may, thanks to Photoshop, digital editing has far more uses now than merely airbrushing the cheeseburger out of Rosie O'Donnell's hands.
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