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Finally, the roamer has returned. And the first thing he did was to ask me for food. Damn it, I have a soft spot for animals.
Taken with iPhone 4 and edited using crossprocess and proHDR.
Used Pro HDR (the only app for real HDR i know), Photogene to edit each single images pre and post HDR-ing
Shot and edited on the iPhone 4 using ProHDR (3 exposures) and Tilt-shift Generator for the miniature effect. Cropped and enhanced with PhotoForge. The iPhone 4 camera lens has a focal length equivalent to 30mm on film, which is kinda cool for landscape and architecture.
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Iphone 3Gs + prohdr app + photofx app + lo-mob app.
More photos taken with an iPhone 3Gs here: Little Things Iphoneography.
kertgartner.com taken with my phone 4. Processed with Crossprocess, ProHDR, Tilt-shift Gen and Iris colour suite.
Day 27 of 365
Forgot to charge my camera battery today so another iPhone shot.
This park is named after Sir James Steel, Lord Lieutenant of Tyne & Wear from 1974 - 1984 who was also chairman of Washington Development Corporation from 1964 until 1977.
The park stretches from the wildfowl and wetlands trust to Fatfield along the River Wear. Features of this park include a fresh water fishing lake, horse riding and cycling. Worm hill is also located in James Steel Park and is closely linked to the Lambton worm.
Taken on an iPhone 4 using ProHDR and tweaked using Camera+
One of the Guardians (Bruce Armstrong) looking very statuesque in profile! Set against the Russell Street entrance to the Grand Hyatt Melbourne, with Collins Kitchen Restaurant on the first floor.
Bruce Armstrong
www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/prizes/archibald/2005/28082/
www.johnbuckleygallery.com/armstrong-artist-menu
Grand Hyatt Melbourne
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Phone 5 - Photograph taken with the camera on an iPhone 5.
ProHDR - Used this app to acquire and combine a pair of images.
Laminar - Image straightened by applying a small rotation.
Perspective - Trapezoidal crop applied to change the apparent perspective.
Laminar - Image cropped maintaining the original 3:4 aspect ratio and then resized to 2448 x 3264 pixels.
Snapseed - Structure and Ambience filters applied. Overall lighting adjustments carried out. Selective lighting adjustments also carried out.
Photoshop Express - Noise reduction and Sharpening filters applied with manual settings.
ExifEditor - EXIF data from the original photograph transferred to the final image.
(Filed as 20130525_iPad3 002 ProHDR-Laminar-Perspective-Snapseed-PhotoshopExpress-ExifEditor.JPG)
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Shot at the marina at El Quseir in Egypt.
Used an iPhone5 and ProHDR app. Subsequent editing on PC CS 5.1
When you see an elderly take her own sweet time to get a seat and lit her cigarette, no one seems to have the heart to go up to her n say 'For our customers only'. It's as if stepping into her world is considered a crime as great as pouring paint on Mona Lisa. You just don't want to kill the mood. Not to mention the earful you might get from her kinda deters you further.
Taken with iPhone 4 and edited using crossprocess, proHDR and filterstorm.
One my favorite bakeries in my town has this upstairs dining area. I wanted to try some commercial interior type photography w/ my iPhone so here it is. Shot using proHDR app, then edited in Snapseed
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I walk by the Jackpot many days heading in to work. This morning, it caught my attention and I snapped this photo. Thought all of the posters in the background coupled with the hard line was interesting.
Day 72: Riding into the sunset....I went to Nurembergs main station last night to pick up the kids after a daytrip with their grandparents. While waiting for their train to arrive the beautiful sky jumped into my eye. Even though the contrast was very high the ProHDR iPhone app did a great job blending the two exposures into a well balanced pic.
Check out the whole iPhone 365 project set: One year through my iPhone
Image Details:
Camera: iPhone (out of ProHDR app)
Postprocessing: ProHDR app
uploaded with iPhone
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