Hi! I am Yazmin, a natural light, lifestyle photographer living in the Atlanta area. I am a Christian, a mother, a wife, a daughter, a friend, a geek and coder. Thank you for stopping by my little slice of the "interwebs"!
{53/365} Yummy cupcake!
{54/365} Curing some weird allergic reaction…
{55/365} Even superheroes need to warm up before a run…
{56/365} The games we play… who needs toys?
{57/365} An old “addiction” coming back…
{58/365} Drawing on our chalkboard
{59/365} Hiding out with things we shouldn’t have…
It’s been a normal week around here… aside from a 5k we walked, which left me with a severe case of foot pain, and some strange full body hives that felt like bug bites all over.
I wish I could figure out what they are. I don’t get them all the time, but when I do, it’s a really bad case. I’ve always wondered a bit if they’re connected to some other issues I experience, leaving me thinking I may have some sort of gluten-intolerance.
Enough of that.
So, I’ve noticed I have to edit out a lot of green color cast from my photos. Looking around the living room, it seems it’s simply a result of the light coming into the house via the bronze window tint. Or at least that’s what I’ve always assumed.
For all I know, it could be the camera body or the lens causing the issue. May be time to check into that.
What particular photo challenge do you find yourself editing during post-processing?
0Tags: Nikon D600, photography, Project 365
Categories: 52 Weeks of 365
About the author: Yazmin
Hi! I am Yazmin, a natural light, lifestyle photographer living in the Atlanta area. I am a Christian, a mother, a wife, a daughter, a friend, a geek and coder. Thank you for stopping by my little slice of the "interwebs"!
Tami says:
March 3, 2013
Sorry about the allergic reaction! I hope you're able to get that one figured out! My post-processing problem is most often color cast, as well. The sad thing is, I took a class, and know how to set the custom white balance so that shouldn't be a problem, but I'm always in too much of a hurry to do it!
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Yazmin says:
March 5, 2013
It's hard when you don't want to miss the shot to stop and fix the white balance. I totally get it.