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I'm awed by nature everytime. How can something be so destructive at times, and yet be this elegant or beautiful at others?
Taken with iPhone 3Gs and edited using crossprocess, proHDR and photoFX.
iPhone 4
Editing: Photogene, ProHDR
It's 3pm on Wednesday....do you know where your iced latte is????
Well, if you're in California, it would be iced, if you're in New York, you probably need yours hot!
Wanted to snap a photo of my little niece but she was so shy, she started hiding behind my mom's iPhone (which happens to be my old 3Gs). Kids, one moment they can be such cam whores; another, they can be running and hiding.
Taken with iPhone 4 and edited using photogene, infinicam and proHDR.
Photo taken & processed on my iPhone 3gs.
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Camera+, processed in PhotoFX (b.w/levels)...made a really bright copy and a dark copy, ran them through ProHDR as an experiment, Perfectly Clear (using new Noise Removal) and Camerakit (vignette)
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We went down to this lake today just to take photos of the Autumn colours and with the reflections in the lake the Autumn colours didn't disappoint. It was so beautiful! Photo taken & processed on my iPhone 3gs.
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The clouds built up and finally burst with lightning galore. And what a menacing cloud!
I raced outside to set my iPhone up on a tripod and spent the next half hour using the Slow Shutter Cam app to capture a series of long exposure images until I had a number of pictures that captured at least one lightning stroke. I then isolated the lightning strokes from 7 images and combined them into a single image. Full processing details given below.
Barton, ACT, Australia.
Isolating and enhancing the lightning strokes …
iPhone 5 - Mounted the iPhone on a tripod using a Joby Grip Tight mount.
Slow Shutter Cam - SSC - Acquired 7 images from the same position, each recording at least 1 lightning stroke by stacking frames for an indefinite period and terminating each shot after recording a lightning stroke.
TouchRetouch - Removed the lightning stroke(s) from each of 7 images.
Superimpose - Isolated each lightning stroke using the Difference mode between each of the TouchRetouch outputs and its partner original image.
Snapseed - Converted each lightning stroke image to B&W. I had to do this because the lightning strokes were so intense that the iPhone camera sensor became overloaded and added bands with an undesirable purple tint, an iPhone 5 camera sensor behaviour which is well known when imaging strong light sources. Applied the Structure filter. Also applied the Sharpening filter to several of the images. Adjusted the overall brightness and contrast of each image.
Preparing the background image …
The sky region in each of the images containing lightning strokes was very flat. I decided to replace this with one of the great cloud textures that was present just before the lightning began. Unfortunately, the photo that I selected for this purpose was acquired from a slightly different position. This meant that I had to create an image just containing the cloud texture and blend this with one of the images that originally contained a lightning stroke.
Pro HDR -Two images optimised for different lighting conditions were acquired by manually selecting light and dark regions. These were merged by the app using the default settings.
Snapseed - Cropped the image to remove the building from the foreground and to retain just the clouds.
iResize - Resized the cloud image to 3264 x 2448 pixels.
Superimpose - Created a mask for the sky region of one of the images after removing a lightning stroke. Replaced this with the cloud image.
Adding back the lightning strokes …
Superimpose - Set the background image. Loaded one of the enhanced lightning stroke images. Blended this with into the background image using the Screen mode at 100%. Repeated this for each of the 7 enhanced lightning stroke images.
Snapseed - Applied the Structure and Ambience filters. Carried out overall lighting adjustments.
TouchRetouch - Retouched some small blemishes that had been introduced with the enhanced lightning stroke images.
PaintShop Pro X5 - Digital camera noise attenuated using the Topaz DeNoise plugin for PaintShop Pro X5 (JPEG Strongest plus DeBanding setting). Smart Photo Fix adjustments applied using manual settings.
(Filed as 20130107_iPad3 056 SSC-ProHDR-TouchRetouch-Snapseed-iResize-Superimpose-TopazDeNoise-JSDB-PaintShopProX5-SPF.JPG)
Used Pro HDR (the only app for real HDR i know), Photogene to edit each single images pre and post HDR-ing
Saint Vincent's Hospital (an institution in the West Village, hospital of reference in the city opened in 1849!) may have shut down in New York City due to the greed of some vultures that ripped off all the budget and put it in their millionaire accounts and then claimed bankruptcy....
There are still a few hospital-related buildings working, until one by one they may all disappear...
But the spirit of what Saint Vincent meant to the neighborhood and to many people will always be present...
This man is a security guard of the hospital... and in his eyes I saw the determination of things that shall never be broken...
West 12th Street,
New York City
Taken with an iPhone 4 using VintB&W, processed with Monochromia, Camera Bag and ProHDR apps on the phone.
iPhone 5s; ProHDR App; 4.15mm; 1/30 sec; f/2.2; ISO 40; Single exposure.
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Photo taken & processed on my iPhone 4.
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I've missed seeing a bit of sunshine, it's been so grey over the last week. So it was nice to get out and see the last of the sunshine today. It was a bit cold though (about -7 Celsius).
Photo taken & processed on my iPhone 4.
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Shot in Pudong, Shanghai, China with my iPhone 4. Processed with Cross Process and Pro HDR. Cropped with CineCrop cinecrop.com