Even rainy weather can't dim the wonder of Beals Point at Folsom Lake SRA. As seen this morning. The show goes on at Wild Child Outdoor Photo Camps, regardless of the weather. Beauty is always present if you continually practice how to look.
Black & white toning is an in-camera editing option the campers learn to use.
This looked like a black & white photograph to me. Just the spot of red in the Stop sign gives it away.
Can you see the ripples in the puddle? Amazing to me, considering these photos are shot with my Blackberry mobile device. It produces far inferior quality images compared to the equipment I loan campers to use.
Turning the image into a Sepia tone is another skill campers learn with in-camera editing.
Encountered in the gutter walking to Beals Point (We live across the street from the Park.)
Black & white toning is an in-camera editing option the campers learn to use.
This looked like a black & white photograph to me. Just the spot of red in the Stop sign gives it away.
Can you see the ripples in the puddle? Amazing to me, considering these photos are shot with my Blackberry mobile device. It produces far inferior quality images compared to the equipment I loan campers to use.
Turning the image into a Sepia tone is another skill campers learn with in-camera editing. 
Encountered in the gutter walking to Beals Point (We live across the street from the Park.)
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