Gary J Sibio
Free libraries are springing up all over our neighborhood. Some are rather plain, others are much more creative. The principle is simple: If you see a book in the library that interests you, take it. If you have a book that you no longer have any use for, leave it there for someone else. The system works pretty well and the libraries have a rapid turnover.
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Free Library (2017-05-08 13-32-02a)
The free library was located at 6331-33 N Lakewood, Chicago, Illinois (Edgewater).I used a Nikon Cookpix P7700 camera to take the photo then I used Luminar 2018 to apply the Accent - AI Enhancer and polarizing filters, decrease the exposure a bit, add a little contrast and increase microstructure and saturation.Photo © 2017 Gary J. Sibio. All rights reserved
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Free Library (2017-05-10 13-11-39a)
The free library was in front of a house at 1341 West Granville, Chicago, Illinois (Edgewater).I took the photo with a Nikon Coolpix P7700 camera. Then I used ACDSee Ultimate 10.4 to crop, adjust the lighting and boost the contrast and vibrance.Photo © 2017 Gary J. Sibio. All rights reserved.
A different version of this photo with a colorpop effect can be found here.
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Free Library (2017-10-30 14-21-26aa)
The free library was located in front of the house at 1433 West Granville Avenue, Chicago, Illinois (Edgewater).The photo was taken with a Nikon Coolpix P7700 camera. I then used Luminar 2018 to apply the 'Deep Dark Shadows' preset. Then I used ACDSee Ultimate 2018 to adjust the lighting and boost the contrast and vibrance.Photo © 2017 Gary J. Sibio. All rights reserved.
