This photo of the stadium is overexposed. It almost looks like it was clipped out of a very old & worn newspaper.
This is clearly (or not so clearly) the underexposed image.
This warm tone gives the sunset a more “golden” feel. It’s a lot easier on the eyes, too.
The amount of blue light in this photo is much higher than the last photo. Because of this, the sunset appears to be a bit colder than the other photo.
This picture was taken out near Fred Beekman Park. I enhanced the vibrancy of the photo to emphasize the life that was buzzing in this moment.
In the calm before Saturday’s game, I snapped this photo of this projection onto the dome of the ‘Shoe. I inserted on a B&W layer, then I used the eraser tool over the projection itself and the stained glass inside the stadium. Such a simple adjustment can really direct the viewers focus towards the top and inside of the stadium.
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OSU is more than just a place. It’s the true spirit of a Buckeye in each one of us that shapes the university. This may express itself through football, concerts, or just through the roots of Columbus itself. With the incredible amount of opportunity right here in Columbus, the possibilities to achieve greatness are limitless. That’s why I decided to become an RA–to give the best resources possible to my residents and to give back to my community as a whole. I’m also constantly challenged by the rigor of academics, but I also have a passion to help shape student life at an even larger scale, which is why I am hopeful of joining OUAB. The collective identity the OSU network challenges each and every one of us to achieve a higher mission.