New York/ Adobe light room

So, if anyone knows me they would know that I am in love with New York. About a year and half ago my mom decided she would finally take me there. As a result I photographed the whole city, and I thought I would share some with you!

I photographed all of these using my phone camera, usually in portrait mode to have a focal point. Even though I did not have a fancy camera at the time I still believe I created some interesting photos.

All of these photos I edited using Adobe Photoshop: Lightroom. These photos in particular I used a preset created by a photographer on Instagram who’s name I have completely lost from my phone. However, I do have the original preset photograph that shows you how to get the same effect.

This is probably my favorite effect to use on photos, as you can probably tell from my main Instagram. However, the filter does create some artifacts you can see in the photos above. This can be avoided by changing detail and sharpening levels, but I quiet enjoy the grainy look it gives to the industrial city of New York.

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