Street Photography: Post-Processing and Presentation

HDR blending is not typically used in street photography because it can make the image look too artificial and unrealistic.

Cropping can be used to remove unwanted elements from the image, change the composition of the image, and make the image smaller.

Exposure adjustment is not typically used in street photography because it can make the image look too bright or too dark.

Noise reduction can be used to remove unwanted noise from the image, make the image look sharper, and reduce the file size of the image.

Gaussian blur is not typically used in street photography because it can make the image look too soft and blurry.

Vignetting is often used in street photography to darken the corners of the image, which can help to draw attention to the center of the image.

Levels adjustment is not typically used in black and white conversion because it can make the image look too contrasty.

Dodging and burning can be used to lighten specific areas of the image, darken specific areas of the image, and add contrast to the image.

Infrared toning is not typically used in street photography because it can make the image look too surreal and unrealistic.

Adding a border to a street photography image can add a sense of depth to the image, draw attention to the image, and protect the image from damage.

PNG is not typically used for street photography images because it is a lossless file format, which means that it can be very large.

Watermarking a street photography image can protect the image from copyright infringement, promote the photographer, and add a sense of authenticity to the image.