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ProCamera App, iphone
Processed using superimpose, icolorama & snapseed on iPad
'Trinity', for me, was a way to represent the different rolls and identities that we need to keep balanced in order to live a harmonious life. This work is composed of three consecutive photos of the same person, thus trinity, while turning to the viewers left. The figures where combined using the app superimpose. A screen blend mode was applied with the opacity lowered gradually for each figure. The backgrounds were removed in the 2nd and 3rd photos for a more seemless blending into the background of the first photo. From there I took the piece into icolorama where the figures were simplified which because of their different transparencies made them look somewhat distorted yet balanced using a monochromatic coloring. Different styles and textures were then masked on. Snapseed supplied the final touches.
Sandra Becker
Part of; The App whisperer Showcase 8/16/15, theappwhisperer.com/2015/08/16/mobile-photography-and-art...
Apps Uncovered 8/23/15' Iphoneography Central, www.iphoneographycentral.com/apps-uncovered-23-august-2015/
As always, a photo each day for 365 days. All shot and edited using Apps on my iPhone 5.
The photo was taken using the camera App ProCamera for iPhone. The original image can be found below.
First of all I used an app called Leonardo to Crop and edit the image. This was done by cropping the image to frame the Cows a little better, then adjusting the Clarity of the image. I then adjusted the Colour Vibrance and Brightness. I also boosted the Highlights and Shadow Detail of the picture. Next I used the app called Romantic Photo to add a little softness to the overall image. I used a Soft Touch filter to do this. Finally I used PhotoToaster to apply a Vibrant FX to the image selectively painted across the sky, along with adding the Shadow II frame.
The original photo was taken on near to the Kenilworth Greenway Country Pathway. The image is of some Cows resting in a field that forms part of a connecting Bridleway near to Crackley Farm. I did not want to disturb the Cows so after taking the photo I turned back along the pathway.
ProCamera/ShakeIt/Snapseed
Image from my latest column on The AppWhisperer
theappwhisperer.com/2012/12/18/streetview-polaroids-of-a-...