North Carolina photographer | Oak Island, Southport, Coastal NC
Meet Casey,
Casey is another one of my Dominican Republic mission trip”family group” members. It was great getting to know the members in my group and seeing them open up as we went through training before the trip. But to see them become closer to each other and to God while in the Dominican Republic was amazing.
Today’s photography word is:
CMYK – is a subtractive color mode used in color printing. The name comes from the ink colors use in the process, cyan, magenta, yellow and key (black). The key is the part of printing that enhances the details in the image. The other three colors are aligned to the key or key plate.
I know this is a little geeky but just think of it a subtracting brightness (white) to create the image.
This week’s motivation comes from the fact that we are in a national adoption magazine, Lindsey is on the cover, Jamie wrote the article and I made the cover photograph.
If you want to read my thoughts on adopting please read my post “Man’s View of Adopting” from about two years ago.
Meet Caitlin.
Another on of my “family group” member from the Dominican Republic mission trip. Caitlin was the quiet on of the bunch, at least until we got to the VBS site and she was able to play with the children. I could tell that working with the kids was her favorite part of the mission trip. I can’t wait to what God has planned for her.
Thank Caitlin for being one of my Friday friends and part of my family group.
Today’s photography word is:
RGB – is a color mode that adds varying amounts of red, green and blue colors to produce the color in an image, so it is know as an additive color mode. When all the colors are added at once it creates white. Common RGB output devices are TVs, computer monitors, LCDs, and cell phones. Printers start with white paper so it is not a RGB device, it uses a subtractive color mode (typically CMYK).