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Creative Shoe Photography: Transforming Visuals with Color and Style

Explore the artistic transformations of shoe photography through various techniques like saturation, straightening, and color adjustments. This collection showcases a macro shot of a shoe button, along with contrasting images before and after editing. Discover creative edits including sepia tones and black-and-white effects, captured in different lighting conditions—facing the sun and in soft focus. The blend of horizontal and vertical cropping adds a unique perspective, redefining how shoes can be perceived through the lens of creativity and artistry.

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Creative Shoe Photography: Transforming Visuals with Color and Style

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  1. I Shoes By: Erica Hunter

  2. Warmify Effect Before After

  3. Saturation Before After

  4. Straighten Before After

  5. Focal Black and White Before After

  6. Collage

  7. Close up, with auto color This is taken from the same shoe, but a macro shot of the button. I also used tuning and shadows.

  8. Text Taken from the book, Soul Surfer

  9. Horizontalvs. Vertical Horizontal Plus Cropping - To reduce extra space that isn’t needed Vertical Plus Sepia Tone

  10. Into the Sun Away From the Sun Plus Black & White

  11. Simple Background Busy background, with a soft focus

  12. Flash - This picture is also straightened Without Flash - Auto Contrast was also used

  13. Portrait

  14. Scenery

  15. This picture was taken of a blanket by breathing on the camera lens

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