Levitation Photography ( First Time)

[TJ_Photographer]

So I was screwing around with my friends and we tried some levitation photography, how did it turn out?

 

[FITBMX]

The first one looks the best, the second one is good, but she feels separate from the background to me.
Good work though, I bet it was a fun shoot!

 

[Prime35]

I like it, looks like it was pretty fun.

 

[KmH]

Be mindful to hold your camera level when you shoot, or to make sure you check that vertical elements in the scene are vertical in your final image.
Your photos consistently look over saturated (to much color).

I made the poles vertical and left the white so you could see how the camera was tilted.
Like most people, the left side of the camera was low when you released the shutter, so the image frame had to be rotated clockwise to make the vertical posts vertical.
I de-saturated the photo a bit, added Clarity, some contrast, and did some light sharpening - using Camera Raw sliders.

 

[TJ_Photographer]

Be mindful to hold your camera level when you shoot, or to make sure you check that vertical elements in the scene are vertical in your final image.
Your photos consistently look over saturated (to much color).

I made the poles vertical and left the white so you could see how the camera was titled.
Like most people, the left side of the camera was low when you released the shutter, so the image frame had to be rotated clockwise to make the vertical posts vertical.
I de-saturated the photo a bit, added Clarity, some contrast, and did some light sharpening - using Camera Raw sliders.

Okay thank you, and it was on my tripod, so I need to level it a bit, and I'm really bad with color, especially since the coloring on my laptop is off

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