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iPhoneography on iPhone 7 Plus using various apps: Waterlogue, SketchArt, Superimpose, Aviary, and Instagram.
iPhoneography using Glaze, PhotoEditor, SketchArt, Superimpose, and Instagram apps.
There is a Jackson, Michigan "Bright Walls" mural on the streetside facade but that is not the focal point of this image.
iPhoneography on iPhone 7 Plus using Waterlogue, SketchArt, Superimpose, Aviary, and Instagram apps.
A vacant bench is a poplar subject for photographers. For me its a symbol of not taking the time to sit and enjoy the greatest show on earth. Too busy with ordinary activities. So let this be an invitation to my viewers to take a few moments today to sit down take a deep breath and notice the little things around you. The ant carnying a load three times his size, a squirrel storing a nut for the coming winter, a song bird sitting in a tree branch broadcasting smooth tunes. This bench is calling you from Otter Slough Boardwalk in Stoddard County Missouri
Panorama sabotage on iPhone 7 Plus. Processed in Superimpose, Waterlogue, SketchArt, Aviary, and Instagram apps.
iPhone 11 Pro Max: Used the Glaze, SketchArt, Waterlogue, and Superimpose apps on my iPhone 11 Pro Max. Adjusted for color and contrast in Photoshop.
Often trees stand long after their vital energy has left. They remain useful. Insects harbor inside and become food for birds. Fungi find food here too, and critters live in it's cavities.
The forest is a master of recycling. Incorporating everything that it produce back into raw material for the next generation. An almost perfect world.
So why did we leave this paradise? It wasn't a conscious decision. We evolved out of the primordial world, and aspired to
having toys,
having comfort,
having food,
entertainment,
transportation,
more, more, more.
All this in an attempt to fix nature,
which wasn't broken.
At home with a bad back, I thought I'd continue my sketch art experiments with this forgotten image of Jerusalem's Calatrava Bridge.
Panasonic LX3, Topaz sketch art with some mild texture applied.
Happy Fenced Friday!
Decided to turn this photo into a digital painting. Apps used: Waterlogue, SketchArt, Superimpose, PhotoEditor, and Instagram
iPhoneography on iPhone7 Plus. Original PANO-Vision shot processed using Waterlogue, SketchArt, Superimpose, Aviary and Instagram apps.
One of my photos of a creek that feeds into Lime Lake. Processed on my iPhone 11 Pro Max using Waterlogue and SketchArt apps.
iPhoneography on iPhone 7 Plus using Waterlogue, SketchArt, Superimpose, Aviary, and Instagram apps.
iPhoneography on iPhone 7 Plus using several apps including Superimpose, Watercolor, SketchArt, Aviary and Instagram
"The highest art will be the one that presents in its contents of consciousness the thousand-fold problems of the time; to which one may note that this art allows itself to be tossed by the explosions of the last week, that it pieces together its parts again and again while being shoved by the day before.
— Tristan Tzara, Franz Jung, George Grosz, Marcel Janco, Richard Hulsenbeck, Gerhard Preiss, Raoul Hausmann, "Dada Manifesto"
I found the above quote in Joseph Nechvatal's "Immersion into Noise" recommended to me by Bill Smith. Nechvatal's essay is about "noisy art" which he proposes is an antidote for the abuses of power in our times. This is a treatise for you, Richard S. Warner, if you haven't already read it.
It is not light reading! openhumanitiespress.org/books/download/Nechvatal_2011_Imm...
iPhoneography on iPhone 7 Plus including Glaze, Superimpose, SketchArt, Aviary, and Instagram apps.
Used the technique of moving the iPhone camera while in panorama mode.
“Funky Lantern” The cabin at deer camp on Robinson Lake in Iron County of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula contained many antique artifacts. I was drawn to this lantern and the unfinished plywood near the door to the cabin. I processed it using the following apps: glaze, SketchArt, Superimpose, PhotoEditor, and Instagram. I took the shot with my brand new iPhone 11 Pro Max.
iPhoneography on iPhone 7 Plus. I used the Waterlogue and SketchArt apps and blended them in Superimpose.
Photo of abstract, high-fired glazed ceramic sculpture digitalized by using apps on my iPhone 7 Plus: Aviary, Instagram, Superimpose, SketchArt.
Iphoneography on iPhone 11 Pro Plus using Waterlogue, SketchArt, Superimpose, PhotoEditor, and Instagram apps.
Prompts: black and white sketch drawing of a sad young girl standing in a doorway, 3d art style,
Created with #midjourney #photoshop
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iPhoneography on iPhone 7 Plus using various apps: Waterlogue, SketchArt, Superimpose, Aviary, and Instagram.
IPhoneography on iPhone 11 Pro Max, using Waterlogue, SketchArt, Superimpose, and PhotoEditor apps.
I took this photo as part of an assignment for my online drawing class at Yavapai College this semester. The professor asked us to take a photo of a shopping environment that was rich in line variety. You can see the black and w version nearby in my photostream on Flickr. I decided to give it my digital watercolor treatment because the subject was so colorful. I particularly like the curve of the American flag outside the store window.
digital print produced on iPhone 7 Plus using Waterlogue, SketchArt, Superimpose, Aviary, and Instagram apps.
iPhoneography on iPhone 11 Pro Max using Waterlogue, SketchArt, Superimpose, PhotoEditor, and Instagram apps.