52 weeks?

I think I have decided to start a 52 weeks project. Both to learn more of what I do, and to notice the fact that I have to challenge myself a little bit. I also think its a great way to keep up my hobby! And the only thing I have to do is to take one shot every week. It can't be that hard, can it?

Out of inspiration

I have really spent too much time inside on my computer. Even though its frost outside, perfect for great pictures, I have no inspiration and happiness for my camera. I would really like to get inspiration of any kind, because it ends up with just crazy looking pictures of me and my friends on school. I don't think my camera has been used in the way I want it to for months. I really need to get my inspiration back. Do you have any good tips for me?

//Instagram pictures

My very first print!

This picture is now hanging in my mom's living room! I'm so happy, it came out so beautiful. This is actually a really early Christmas present for my mom, and she was really happy for it! What do you think?

Sunlight photo - Before and after

When I find a picture in my archive or take a photo that I'm not that happy with, I try to play in photoshop to maybe do it a little bit better. This is a example of that. Just take a look at this picture here:

 This is the original picture. When I took this into photoshop, I took auto tone and auto contrast on the whole picture, duplicated the background. and took auto color, then erased the sky, so the auto color just is on the water and mountain. Then I set the exposure and gamma correction to 0,30 on the sky, and I don't remember exactly on the rest. And all this easy work ended up with this:

What do you think of the final result? Not too much done, but it did a big difference in the photo!