Intensity & Complexity.

I like seeing beauty or meaning in the simplest objects or things, I feel like simplicity always has the most to say so I alway take pictures of "ordinary" and try to explain how it's extraordinary. Even in simple pictures there's significant details that many don't pay attention to, and my pictures require some element of thinking and investigating. I love bold statements in pictures too, so every picture I take should make you feel something and have an opinion about it.

I used contrast, brightness and the green curves to enhance the green grass and the contrast with the water. I took this at my Grandpa's pond. it's my favorite place in the world.

I used the sepia effect and contrast. I also added more red to the curve of the picture to make the leaves look more vibrant. I took this while hiking at Bear Butte.

I used brightness and contrast and the warming effect to make the man stand out more in the picture. I took this in my auntie's art studio. She has a lot of random paintings on shelves and tables.

I used contrast and brightness. I didn't want to edit this picture that much because her eye is so beautiful already :) I took this at the bottom of the side stairs here at the high school.

I used selective sepia and the dodge tool for my babygirl because her dress color is beautiful and I wanted that to be the focus:) I took this in my Grandma's living room.

I used contrast, brightness and and the red channel mixer to its maximum. I took this in my room.

I used the black and white effect and contrast. I took this hiking at Bear Butte.

I used contrast, brightness and warming filter effect. I took this at Bear Butte.

I used contrast, brightness and moved the red curve up. I took this on the side of the heritage center.

I took this at the Bonfire. I just changed the brightness and contrast.