White Balance

 In week 9 we took pictures based on White Balance.

In this photo, I used the preset manual in measure to capture the neutral grey sky as it was cloudy and gloomy that day. 

With this photo, I used the use photo- white balance setting again in the preset manual. This really captures the white building and accentuates the white colour.

I took photos with WB (colour tone) using fluorescent, High temp mercury-vapour to grasp the red-orange tones in the trees to represent winter/fall. 

This is one of the adjusted photos I edited. With this, I essentially lowered the temperature and enhanced the white and lowered the shadows, to create a brighter enhanced white picture. As originally the photo was very dull and didn't show enough light. 

Through this photo, I enhanced the temperature and tint to create a more vibrant setting using the colour seen on the hill. I also lowered the white setting as originally the sky was too bright and you couldn't grasp the clouds in the sky. I also added a slight tint to the colour changes. 

I used this photo as an example of Primary colour. As you can see the blue glass has a tint of blue but the other colours stand out throughout the blue. You can see the bright use of the colours shining through.