The first photo was one that I took the beginning of the semester while out canoeing near Idaho Falls. This was taken with my Samsung since I did not have my camera at the time. It was taken with a 26mm focal length, ISO-200, F/9, and 1/300 sec. shutter speed. This one took a little more editing than the first picture. To edit, I increased the contrast a little so that the color of the sky would pop out more against the trees. Increasing the saturation a small amount helped with that as well so it wasn't so dull.
The second photo was one I took down at the Yellowstone River this last weekend. It was a nice sunny day, not too bright which made it easy to catch good photos. For this photo, I used my Nikon D40 with a 55mm focal length. The settings were ISO-200, F/11 aperture, and 1/50 sec exposure/shutter speed (helped make the water blur over the rocks). When editing, I did not have to do much but I did increase the exposure by one stop since the picture was somewhat dark at first. I did not mess with the white balance or the hue at all since they started to make the picture look fake in a way.
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