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66/365 - shot with ProCamera7. The original was very dark with little detail. I ran it through the new Snapseed HDR Scape filter which brought back some colour and lots of detail. More colour and light were added via a new Fall formula pack from Mextures.
Lincoln foggy street scene - part of a collection of images - skipology.com/project/mobile-photography-lincoln-foggy-af...
this image is the second in a series comprised of objects from a mystery box loaned to me by a friend. (locket and book were #1). in addition to hammers and keys, scissors are amongst my favorite objects. and this is the sexiest pair I've ever seen.
the scissors and thread were shot on blue felt with #ProCamera7, and edited using #Snapseed, #ColorManager, #Retouch, & #Superimpose.
*EXPLORED on Nov 4th (106) and *Selected on "Mobile Photography Flickr Group Showcase – TheAppWhisperer (TAW)- November 10, 2013”. Thank you very much.
Floral still life. I processed this when I was trying Stackables app which I really like and used in my app stacking article at skipology.com/iphone-photography-tutorial-texture-blend-a...
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“Some people are afraid of what they might find if they try to analyse themselves too much, but you have to crawl into your wounds to discover where your fears are. Once the bleeding starts, the cleansing can begin.” - Tori Amos
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Apps: #procamera7 , Snapseed, #Stackables , Image Blender , Photofx Ultra
The conclusion of a series of three images captured one foggy morning in Lincoln, England - workflow at skipology.com/mextures-textured-iphone-photography/
I am constantly inspired by the images collected and curated by @mobileartistry and am honored to to have a still life featured in their gallery. A big thank you to @paularoo, I am very grateful for your support.
I arranged the objects on an old wooden plank and shot them with ProCamera7 for iOS. Perfectly Clear was used for initial image adjustments, then opened in Snapseed to enhance the contrast, and add +38 of the Drama Filter. I used Color Manager to remove a trace of blue that was present in the book cover. The ambiance was increased +43 back in Snapseed, and unwanted specks were removed with TouchRetouch.