Somewhere Project

Gum Wall 
As a place I've always wanted to visit, the Gum Wall in Seattle, WA is a cool piece of history. The project overall was not challenging due to the image I selected along with my own picture. The lighting was complementary. It was overexposed in the top left corner and the same is for my picture. The only thing I changed as the lighting. By making it brighter, the light on my skin matched the image.

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