Nahiz: 2010-06

30 June 2010

Ceremony?

Location: Château de Chillon, Vaud, Suisse
Changes: Contrast, little colour adjustments, some blurring

Under the Fish Flag

Location: Nyon
Changes: Contrast, little colour adjustment, little blurring

15 June 2010

Pedro

Location: idem
Changes: Contrast, some blurring

Château de Nyon

Location: Nyon, Switzerland
Changes: Contrast, some blurring

Matthew

Location: idem
Changes: Contrast, little colour adjustment, some blurring

14 June 2010

Trigg

Location: 5 portes, Geneva
Changes: Contrast, some blurring

13 June 2010

Neiges

Location: Between Geneva & Paris
Changes: Contrast, little blurring

Bureau

Location: well..
Changes: Contrast, some blurring

12 June 2010

Papa

Location: idem
Changes: Contrast, some colour adjustments, some blurring

10 June 2010

Horloge

Location: Angers
Changes: Contrast, some colour adjustments, some blurring

Haha

Location: Angers
Changes: Contrast, some blurring

08 June 2010

Trees 02

Location: idem
Changes: Contrast, some colour adjustments

07 June 2010

Trees 01

Location: L'Orangerie, Versailles
Changes: Contrast, some colour adjustments

06 June 2010

Belvédère 03

Location: idem
Changes: Contrast, some colour adjustments, little blurring

05 June 2010

Belvédère 02

Location: idem
Changes: contrast, some colour adjustments, little blurring

03 June 2010

Belvédère 01

Location: in the parc of Versailles
Changes: Contrast, some colour adjustments

02 June 2010

Titleless 67

Location: idem
Changes: Contrast, little blurring

Policy

I am doing photography for a little while now. For long, I was keeping them for myself, but the wish to improve led me to share them, first by email with friends and family and now to a wider population with this blog.

All the photos here were taken with a Minolta Z20 or Lumix DMC-LX3 (unless otherwise stated) and I imposed myself only a few changes on the photo. Those changes consists mainly in altering - usually slightly - the colour balance, and the overall contrast. I am not altering in any way the composition: what can be seen is what I saw and what the camera captured.

Colours are subjective. For example when shooting through a coloured window, what would be reality? What the eyes saw, or what they would have seen without the window? Similarly the camera has its own perception of reality and its own colour and light response.

The patterns on the photos are real (and kept unchanged), the colours are more subjective.

Nahiz