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No Filter …
Moonrise over the Gore Range.
FRISCO — The various filter apps on an iPhone are fun to play with, but they can also make it easy — some would say too easy — to mask a less than adequate exposure with enhanced colors or other special effects. Like so many things, they’re best used in moderation, remembering that there’s no substitute for a crisp, clean and well-exposed image to start with. All the shots in this set are taken with an iPhone, but they’re straight out of the camera, no filters, no editing, other than a couple of slight crops.
Blue River Valley mists.
Pond-shine.
Frost is in the air.
Frost-cicle.
Fresh.
Filed under: Colorado, Morning photo, photography, Snow and weather, Summit County Colorado, Summit County snow and weather Tagged: | Colorado, iPhoneography, iPhonesia, photography, Summit County photography, winter
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Beautiful! I always prefer unfiltered photos. Thanks for advising us, your faithful readers. Iona
Great photos, Bob. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks, Andy!