Monomad: The Evening I Tried to Hold
Converting the sunset photos to black and white was a bit difficult for me. I say this because the processing introduced noise into the photos, which was quite challenging to remove.
These photos are from two months ago when I went with my friends to a sunset point near my house. When the sun was setting, I tried to take some special photos with my mobile phone using the pro mode.
The attempt was good, but I wasn't as happy with the results as I had hoped. This is because the photos had a lot of noise, which was difficult to remove during editing.
We also met a dog there who sat with us for more than an hour. I tried to take some pictures of him, but the dog was very restless and kept running around, so I couldn't get any good shots.
The light was also very low, which further prevented me from taking more photos. Anyway, I hope you like these few photos.
This is my entry for #monomad challenge.
Disclaimer: This post is originally written in Hindi and I have used Google Translator to translate the Hindi text in English. All the photos have been clicked by me from one plus 13r smartphone and edited in lightroom.
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