Okay, so I’ve been messing around with this “new york edge photos” thing, and I gotta say, it’s pretty cool. I wanted to share how I actually did it, from start to finish, so here we go.
Finding the Right Spot
First things first, I needed to find some “edge” photos. The key is you want somthing that captures that unique New York vibe. I wandered around downtown for a good hour, just snapping pictures of anything that caught my eye. I didn’t using any fancy, just my phone.
Picking the Best Shots
After my little photo walk, I had, like, a hundred pictures on my phone. No way I was gonna use them all. So, I sat down with my laptop and started sorting.I looked for photos with strong lines, interesting textures, you know, stuff that makes you go “hmm.” I’m a big fan of leading lines, so I gravitated towards those kinds of shots. Ended up with about 10 that I really liked.
Time to Edit
Now for the fun part – editing! I’m no Photoshop wizard, so I just used a free online photo editor, and did some simple editing for those new york edge style photos.
- I played around with the contrast and brightness.
- I sharpen the image.
- I adjusted color.
The Final Result
After some trial and error, I got the photos looking pretty good. They definitely have that “edge” I was going for. It’s all about capturing the energy of the city, you know? I’m pretty happy with how they turned out, and it was a fun little project to kill an afternoon.
This whole process was more about experimenting and having fun than anything else. Honestly, anyone can do this. Just grab your phone, find some cool spots, and start snapping!
