Congratulations to Jaclyn of Jaclyn Shepard Photography on her beautiful edit of Amber Rose Photography's beach photo. Check out her edit and read a little bit about Jaclyn below.
Hi, this is Jaclyn. I got my first DSLR for Christmas a few years ago, but I
didn’t really immerse myself into photography until last Spring after my mom
passed away. In the process of trying to be a strong role model for my young
daughter, I realized that I really had no way to cope. It was then that I made a
concerted effort to learn more about my shiny new DSLR and put it to some serious
use. I also became keenly aware that I wasn’t appreciating what I had and I wasn't living
in the moment... it was always about what was next. I’m still a work in progress
in that department, but photography has really helped me live in the "now" and
capture special moments as they are happening.
This approach has absolutely shaped my photography style, and I’d
probably categorize my work as lifestyle or photojournalistic. I’m still a
newbie, but as my photography voice has grown, my editing style is slowly
following suit. I’m drawn to clean, bright images... those that are timeless but
also have a sense of fun or humor. I would say that I am most humbly inspired
by the work of Lisa Tichané of Tout Petit Pixel and Kansas Pitts of Kansas Pitts Photography. Both
of these amazingly talented women have had a major influence on shaping my
photography.
I couldn’t resist participating in this editing challenge
because of the stunning beach scene that Amber captured. I decided to stay true to
the natural beauty in the image, so I approached the edit with the notion of
pumping up the volume without losing the detail. I decided to put emphasis on
the vibrant colors in the sky, complementing and highlighting the sweet little
girl in the center of the frame. Ultimately I wanted a warm, colorful feeling
with a touch of drama to draw people in and wish they were standing on that
very beach and that very moment.
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