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(20/365) We had a stroll on Duncannon beach on Sunday. Not many people but Bella had to stay on the lead for part of the time as there were horses being exercised. Once they departed she was allowed to run free. It's never enough, she was reluctant to get in the boot, looking back down the path, longing for more adventures. For Textural Tuesday HTT!
16/100x my 100 photos will all be taken using the Hipstamatic App.
Here’s our youngest Granddaughter at a family get-together last summer. The background was way too busy but I loved the way she was lost in her writing amid all the chatter around her so I have created an alternative backdrop using the Procreate app for iPad.
HSS!
Apps: Snapseed, Hipstamatic, iColorama, 1967Cam, Brushes, Superimpose, Stackables
A recent personal study into the nature of remorse and regret that leads a Christian believer to repent of a particular behavior happened to coincide with the announcement of a FaceBook group's theme on men. This image was in process at the time of both the study and the group challenge, so I offered it there (and on Instagram and Flickr) as an entry to demonstrate that both remorse and repentance are real aspects of authentic manhood and character. C.S. Lewis noted that, “Repentance means unlearning all the self-conceit and self-will that we have been training ourselves into... It means killing part of yourself, undergoing a kind of death.”
In his imagination, Jimmy is zipping and dashing through deep snow in the Great White North chasing elusive prey. In reality, his big adventure is taking place in about 3 inches of snow and about 20 feet from the front door.
Three more pictures of the drama queen in the comments.
Explored December 29, 2013
Today's image was taken this afternoon in the village of Charlecote In Warwickshire, between Wellesbourne and Stratford on Avon. The view is of Charlecote Park country house. This Grade I listed home was built during the 16th Century. It was built by Sir Thomas Lucy on land that overlooked the River Avon. The Lucy family have held the land that this country house was built on since the mid 13th century. Generations of the Lucy family have made there mark on the house, the surrounding grounds and parkland. The house and grounds are managed by the National Trust. Although it is still the family home of the Lucy family with a good portion of the house being private. The house and grounds are really quite large, I am hoping to go back there in a couple of weeks to see inside.
The photo was taken using the Panorama feature of the iPhone Camera app on my iPhone 6.
First I used the app Snapseed to edit the picture. I cropped and straightened the image. I then applied the Tonal Contrast preset. I also boosted the Ambiance and Sharpness a little, as well as increasing the Brightness and Saturation of the house. Next I used the app Brushstroke to apply the Simple S1 painterly preset. Finally I used PhotoToaster to add the Recover Highlights preset, the Vibrant FX. I then added the Canvas texture and the Charcoal frame.
Hipstamatic Tintype App
Windsor Hotel
Americus, Georgia
Half-frame 35mm camera loaded with Ektar 100 film.
Photo taken with Peakfinder APP. with Geo Infos
Amazing that Cotopaxi , 5.900m, is recognized through the clouds.
eine Lavendel Kerze in der Glas Milchkanne,
mit Anker Emblem
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Camera MX: Kamera-App mit vielen Vorteilen
Ihre Smartphone-Kamera unterscheidet sich in einem Punkt ganz grundsätzlich von einer digitalen Kompakt-, System- oder Spiegelreflexkamera:
Bei diesen Digitalkameras ist die Kamera-Software des Geräts herstellerseitig festgelegt und nicht veränderbar. Das ist bei Ihrer Smartphone-Kamera zum Glück ganz anders.
Auf vielen Android-Mobilgeräten ist eine eher wenig leistungsfähige Foto-App installiert. Aber mit der kostenlosen App Camera MX beheben Sie diesen Mangel im Handumdrehen. Camera MX bietet Ihnen folgende Vorteile:
1. Rüsten Sie auch ältere Android-Geräte nach
The Macro Monday theme for this week is" A" This photo of Asparagus was taken at the Rochester Public Market, Rochester, NY HMM
Apps used: Hipstamatic, Touch Retouch, FilterStorm
This shot was taken at Matanzas Inlet, Florida, one of my favorite locations. There are a couple of Hipstamatic combos that produce very interesting results when shot in stormy, low light, early morning conditions as this image was. This combo is the Yoona lens and the Blanko 1 film. Although the color is perfect for what I wanted from the scene, the texture applied by Hipsta is too aggressive for me, so I opened it in Touch Retouch and removed some of the wrinkles and bumps to give it a smoother look.
Processing apps; snap seed, iColorama & procreate.
Included in App Whisperer Showcase, theappwhisperer.com/2015/06/28/mobile-photography-and-art...
First attempt to make a Kite Aerial Panorama with the Ricoh Theta S.
The interval mode only works within the Wifi range of the Iphone App so I had to attach the Iphone on the kite line.
The ride was a bit bumpy to get a straight horizon, need to work on the stability.
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Kite Aerial Panorama
Kite : Dela R11
Camera :Ricoh Theta S
Rig : pendulum with Iphone 6 to keep the Wifi range of the App in Interval mode
Wind : ENE 5-10 knots
Line : 100 lb dyneema
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Any tips on how to display the 360 on Flickr are welcomed !
All elements shot with an iPhone6.
Edited on iPad with the following apps:
Leonardo, Procreate and PhotoshopTouch
To learn more about creative photography processes and art on an iPhone you might be interested in my book co-written with Bob Weil:
www.amazon.com/The-Art-iPhone-Photography-Creating/dp/193...
and website: www.iphoneographycentral.com
Sitting at the bar in the Kings Bay Inn the other afternoon these bright lights advertising the various beers caught my eye reflected in the RNLI charity box HSS!
69/100x my 100 photos will all be taken using the Hipstamatic App.