Crazy Tuesday

Retrolux edited

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HUAWEI P9 lite

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Mostly processed

Double exposure and retrolux

Mirrored in silver foil

Processed with retrolux

Retrolux

I found these beautiful flowers on the side of the road

Black background, a carrot and a knife with an orange handle

Single flower. Looking close on Friday

Retrolux

Photographed through corrugated polyester wall

….a mountain so high, he touches the clouds

Retrolux Snapseed

Drill on a rusty iron plate

iPhone 6+

Snapseed, StackablesApp, Retrolux

This is where we'll be living until our move back to Utah next summer. Our house has sold and everything is being moved to a storage shed. We'll be living in our 25 foot 5th-wheel trailer with 2 Bassets...On to another adventure!

...Very softly processed in Retrolux

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Retrolux

Avec Snapseed retrolux

iPhone 5

Hipstamatic Jane lens, BlacKeys SuperGrain film

Snapseed Retrolux filter

For Sliders Sundays

first attempt at Retrolux

Having a play with textures, frames and 'retrolux' on this poppy in Snapseed. I'm never completely sure that I like these 'filters' compared to a more true image. Late last night I did, but that might have been the wine. This morning I'm a bit more hmmm about it. Opinions welcome!

Lensbaby LM 10 + Snapseed retrolux

Ferryman Pub on Sir John Rogerson’s Quay, Dublin’s South Docks

It's that time again!

Ants perspective….retrolux

For Smile on Saturday

Lower Manhattan and the new 1 World Trade Center from Exchange Place in Jersey City.

Shot with Camera+, edited in Snapseed using HDRScape and Retrolux features.

This image can be made available for purchase at Fine Art America upon request.

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Sweet potato, knife with orange handle, black background

White porcelains….processed with retrolux

The theme this week is double exposure. I wanted to recreate the odd happy accident of reloading a previously exposed film in a 35mm camera. It sometimes produced vibrant and surreal work. These two shots were entirely processed in my phone with Snapseed.