Adjusting the photos

I did not use retouch on any of my photos, I had to adjust the settings and crop some of the photos. To adjust the photos I used the photo app on my laptop, which is called photos. They let you adjust the settings of the photos and also crop and adjust the photo. Some of the photos that I took were too dark so I had to go in and turn up the brightness and contrast of the photos. Others that I took were too tilted to one side, so I had to turn the photo. Some had too much empty spaces on the sides, so I had to crop them down to reduce the empty spaces on the top and sides.

This is what the logo for the photo app that I used looked like.











I then needed to turn up the brightness for most of my photos. This process is very easy, all that you have to do is find the brightness setting and turn it up. I needed to turn it up about a quarter of the way because the photos were taken when it was almost dark.



Some of the photos that I took were not completely straight, some tilted to a certain way. To fix the photos I used the crop tool, and when I used it, it brought up a grid so I could tilt the photo. Once I tilted the photo to where it looked straight, I cropped the excess white around the top, bottom, and sides of the picture. To crop it, it pulls up a grid that you can drag and adjust to get rid of the parts of the photos you do not want.