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Processing apps; snap seed, iColorama & procreate.
Included in App Whisperer Showcase, theappwhisperer.com/2015/06/28/mobile-photography-and-art...
First attempt to make a Kite Aerial Panorama with the Ricoh Theta S.
The interval mode only works within the Wifi range of the Iphone App so I had to attach the Iphone on the kite line.
The ride was a bit bumpy to get a straight horizon, need to work on the stability.
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Kite Aerial Panorama
Kite : Dela R11
Camera :Ricoh Theta S
Rig : pendulum with Iphone 6 to keep the Wifi range of the App in Interval mode
Wind : ENE 5-10 knots
Line : 100 lb dyneema
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Any tips on how to display the 360 on Flickr are welcomed !
All elements shot with an iPhone6.
Edited on iPad with the following apps:
Leonardo, Procreate and PhotoshopTouch
To learn more about creative photography processes and art on an iPhone you might be interested in my book co-written with Bob Weil:
www.amazon.com/The-Art-iPhone-Photography-Creating/dp/193...
and website: www.iphoneographycentral.com
Sitting at the bar in the Kings Bay Inn the other afternoon these bright lights advertising the various beers caught my eye reflected in the RNLI charity box HSS!
69/100x my 100 photos will all be taken using the Hipstamatic App.
Shutter, learning that early evening at home could be late afternoon or the middle of the night somewhere else on Earth.
While on the Yankee Freedom Ferry Ride and docking at Fort Jefferson in Dry Tortugas National Park. The view is looking to the south as the bird was perched on some nearby railing.
I used the Merlin app on my iPhone to identify the bird.
getting late for today's theme. A last minute idea……Shot was so taken in a dim room when put the kids in bed. I started an app to search for star and found Pisces in the direction of the wall light. Then I took a shot of it with another phone. You can see the actual wall light and it in the phone camera. My thumb in the middle left of the frame.
Griffin, Georgia
Hipstamatic Tintype App
Original Photo Olympus OM-1 camera shooting Kodak Portra 400 film.
created for the Me, Myself and I challenge at Hypothetical: www.flickr.com/groups/1179479@N25/discuss/72157631339857014/
best on black
“Yet there are moments when the walls of the mind grow thin; when nothing is unabsorbed, and I could fancy that we might blow so vast a bubble that the sun might set and rise in it and we might take the blue of midday and the black of midnight and be cast off and escape from here and now.” Virginia Woolf
Procamera, Snapseed, Stackables App
Apps used: ProCamera, Camera+, Mextures, Superimpose
The Gator Meat Market has a huge steer out front (presumably so one mistakes their inventory for amphibious rather than ambulatory).
....in seasons.
tattered. dahlias at the end, a pooped out hydrangea, and a new one.
iPhone, provoke camera app
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I added two rescue groups at the top of the menu on my website. one of them is jon's
the other is the rescue that provided us with three loving hounds.
(17/365) I needed to go to New Ross on Thursday so I walked Bella at Kelly's Wood just outside the town. A mature mixed woodland, I imagine the Red Squirrels are hanging on here. No sign of Greys. I've only been here once before but will definitely explore more in the Spring HBM & HTmT!
15/100x my 100 photos will all be taken using the Hipstamatic App.
Experimental surreal creation of a Union Pacific locomotive in an oil drop against a hearth fire. It struck me as symbolic of the importance of railroads in hauling the nation's essential consumer commodities.
Created on my iPhone, using two of my earlier photos, within the PIP Camera App.
The Locomotive is shown in the comments below. Also, here's the link:
www.flickr.com/photos/80454089@N00/24018602344/in/photost...
The only App I used to improve my work was the native IPhone editing system. There I've simply reduced the color to a monochromatic setting and tried to underexpose the scene for a more dramatic result.
The shot was made during a regular touristic visitation at the former Hitler's Eagles Nest, at Berchtesgaden National Park, Germany. The main difficulty I had was to wait for the crowds of tourists to leave the tunnel, so I could have a short gap of time to center the subject. The focus and the photometry were set on the floor, at a short distance. Then the lights, the emptiness, and the heavy historic atmosphere naturally showed up in the picture.