Description: I only use the simple freeware that came with my Canon camera to manipulate the color, contrast and saturation. I do not use Photoshop or any other powerful software. Nothing in the photo has been altered. It looks exactly as I took it. Except of course the colors have been enhanced for artistic excitement.
Description: Beware the dragonfly! This is an enhanced photo of a live dragonfly who flew away after the flash. I only use the simple freeware that came with my Canon camera to manipulate the color, contrast and saturation. I do not use Photoshop or any other powerful software. Nothing in the photo has been altered. It looks exactly as I took it. Except of course the colors have been enhanced for artistic excitement.
Description: This is an enhanced digital photo. I only use the simple freeware that came with my Canon camera to manipulate the color, contrast and saturation. I do not use Photoshop or any other powerful software. Nothing in the photo has been altered. It looks exactly as I took it. Except of course the colors have been enhanced for artistic excitement.
Description: The Moon and the Sun are all you really need. This is an enhanced photo of a wind chime. I only use the simple freeware that came with my Canon camera to manipulate the color, contrast and saturation. I do not use Photoshop or any other powerful software. Nothing in the photo has been altered. It looks exactly as I took it. Except of course the colors have been enhanced for artistic excitement.
Description: The Pensacola Beach sign is an iconic Gulf Breeze landmark that points the way to the Bob Sikes Bridge and Pensacola Beach. The colorful, 60s-era sign sits along Gulf Breeze Parkway and features an orange-, yellow- and green-finned sailfish on both sides. The words "Pensacola Beach" are set in red against a gold starburst, the neon backlights of which are animated at night. The main side of the sign instructs motorists to "turn right" for a "scenic drive east along Gulf of Mexico" and touts the "World's Whitest Beaches" along with motels and restaurants. http://www.pensapedia.com/wiki/Pensacola_Beach_sign
Description: The original iconic neon sign in the front window of Maas Coffee Roasters in the heart of downtown Fort Walton Beach, Florida. I only use the simple freeware that came with my Canon camera to manipulate the color, contrast and saturation. I do not use Photoshop or any other powerful software. Nothing in the photo has been altered. It looks exactly as I took it. Except of course the colors have been enhanced for artistic excitement.
Description: This is an enhanced photo taken at John Beasley Park, Okaloosa Island, Fort Walton Beach, Florida. I only use the simple freeware that came with my Canon camera to manipulate the color, contrast and saturation. I do not use Photoshop or any other powerful software. Nothing in the photo has been altered. It looks exactly as I took it. Except of course the colors have been enhanced for artistic excitement.
Description: The Pensacola Beach sign is an iconic Gulf Breeze landmark that points the way to the Bob Sikes Bridge and Pensacola Beach. The colorful, 60s-era sign sits along Gulf Breeze Parkway and features an orange-, yellow- and green-finned sailfish on both sides. The words "Pensacola Beach" are set in red against a gold starburst, the neon backlights of which are animated at night. The main side of the sign instructs motorists to "turn right" for a "scenic drive east along Gulf of Mexico" and touts the "World's Whitest Beaches" along with motels and restaurants. http://www.pensapedia.com/wiki/Pensacola_Beach_sign
Description: I cut a big white mushroom from my backyard in half and laid it on my grill to photograph. I only use the simple freeware that came with my Canon camera to manipulate the color, contrast and saturation. I do not use Photoshop or any other powerful software. Nothing in the photo has been altered. It looks exactly as I took it. Except of course the colors have been enhanced for artistic excitement.
Description: Palms painted on the wall of the running shoe store Run With It in downtown Fort Walton Beach by local artist Mark Bonner. I only use the simple freeware that came with my Canon camera to manipulate the color, contrast and saturation. I do not use Photoshop or any other powerful software. Nothing in the photo has been altered. It looks exactly as I took it. Except of course the colors have been enhanced for artistic excitement.
