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I participate with five images @ MINA (Mobile Visual Arts Showcase), FRINGE Festival 2012, Wellington, New Zealand.
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Participo con cinco imรกgenes en el MINA (Mobile Visual Arts Showcase) @ FRINGE Festival 2012, Wellington, Nueva Zelanda.
Captured with Nightcap. Run through Clarity and Fashion filter in Camera+, then played with in Decim8 with the Veth and Precog1 filters. I have spent most of the afternoon playing with Decim8. It is a lot more fun than I was expecting it to be.
Daily App Experiment 401: "Cycle" - created the painted bicycle layer by using the soon to be released #popsicolor app, then layered it over a photo of a wall using #imageblender. Ten spent a bit of time in #snapseed tweaking the composited image. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
A panorama shot of Ryoji Ikeda's installation The Transfinite at the Park Avenue Armory. I knew I couldn't capture the experience with single frame photos, so I tried some hdrs, which didn't work at all, and finally tried essentially bludgeoning my panorama stitchers into doing it for me. The chopped up results are marvelous.
The photos are massively dissimilar to most of the existing photos of the piece, since they are composited out of many discrete moments of the installation, rather than a moment in time. The installation is massive, and difficult to comprehend, a multisensory experience of audio, video, and architecture.
For more information about the installation, please visit www.armoryonpark.org/index.php/programs_events/detail/ryo...
This image was made with Microsoft Photosynth.
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Created with Interlacer. To make the glasses stand out, they were added to the photo list twice. The photos were in this order: Beer, shot, background, beer, shot.
Daily App Experiment #203 - "Sunset and Curls" - Inspired by a tutorial that @johncurley posted on the Objective Scenes blog yesterday, I set out to capture tonight's sunset using a long exposure technique with the #slowshutter app. I've had SlowShutter for many months, but hadn't taken any time to play with it until tonight. I used a 30 second exposure for this pic then, also sticking with John's advice, used #Cameramatic to play around with hues and filters. The orange circles in the center of the image came from tweaking some of the advanced settings in the "Filter Development" mode. I liked the effect, but thought it was a bit much, so I merged a subtler version with the "blazing sun" version using #TrueHDR. If you haven't seen the guest posts that John has been doing, you really should check out www.ObjectiveScenes.com this week. Lots of great articles and images. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
Alternate version of my earlier #appsperiment. For this version, I tried using #Symmetry on the photo first, then doing #Percolator second. It's interesting to note that even though the image is perfectly mirrored, there are subtle differences between what Percolator did to the top half, versus what it did to the bottom.
Daily App Experiment #209: "Improved Cocktail" - hung out with some friends at Dalva bar tonight. While watching the bartender mix our cocktails I decided to shoot with the #MagicShutter app because I could get some cool shots in low light. Got this shot while he opened the mini-fridge then post-processed it with Camera+. #appsperiment #daily_appseriment
Grind: Extra Fine (Smallest Circles & Effect: Sharpen), Brew: Color Gels (Full Pic & 1/4 Blended Circles), Serve: Black (Clear Tone & Smooth Texture)
Daily App Experiment #199: "Tread Lightly" - Shot this photo with #TrueHDR, then ran it through #photowizard's "Game Boy" filter. I then took that image and merged it the original image using TrueHDR again. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
Daily App Experiment #373 "It's the only way to live" - shot from the top of a nearby building, then I used #frontview to make it appear as if I was shooting directly down (the building was actually to the side). I then ran the image through #anticrop (twice) to make the cars keep repeating. #appsperiment #daily_appseriment
Apps: BlockArt (to create the space invader), Snapseed (drama effect), Blender, Picfx, Pictureshow (scanlines)
Daily App Experiment #152: "Mind the tracks" - Today's #appsperiment was shot with the #Luminancer camera app. Luminancer is a camera that creates different effects based on motion of objects in the camera. So as the train was slowly rolling into Millbrae, the app captured a trail into the photo. It has a lot of built in settings for strobe/delay/colors/etc, but it also has some cool filters that can be applied after the image is finished. It's a very cool app to play around with! #daily_appsperiment Thanks to @crashfaster for the app tip.
- This week I'm posting a different #daily_appsperiment with the same source image of the moon that I shot on Friday night. Today's #appsperiment was created with the #Phoster, an app for creating stylized posters. The app doesn't allow you too much flexibility with the layout of the templates and sadly there are no square shaped options, but it's still fun to play with.
Daily App Experiment #162 "PopBoof" - I took four separate PopBooth strips and arranged them with the #diptic app. #PopBooth is a photobooth app that takes four photos at a time and lays them out vertically. The app is made by Sincerely, who also make #Postagram cards and also have an extremely awesome community manager ;) #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
Daily App Experiment #137 "More flies with honey" - While getting more practice shooting with the #SynthCam app, I would sometimes get this error where only a few frames would capture before the app started getting out of sync. I threw away most of these shots, but I was happy when I looked at this pic and saw one or two birds that got caught over multiple exposures. I took that shot and edited it with #Camera+. Then I ran it through #CrossColor, for a little cross process color tweaks. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
I have eleven pages of apps. This image was created by using Interlacer to combine a screen shot of each of the pages.
Daily App Experiment #289 "iPad vigil" - as I headed to Dolores Park
for the makeshift memorial for Steve Jobs last night, I new lighting
would be problematic. I brought some of my own lights, but my shots
just weren't coming out at all. So I thought I'd try making use of
some of the powerful flashes that other photographers where using when
I got this shot. It was taken with the normal camera app, but the
iPhone's rolling shutter effect ends up making the shot (that was
taken mid flash) look as if it was two different photos. I still had a
problem with graininess, so I used an app #perfectlyclear to create to
"smoothed" versions of the photo, one light and one dark, then I ran
those through #truehdr. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
Daily App Experiment #365 "Grotto" - shot at Table Mountain half an hour before sunset. Run through #percolator then layered back over the original using #interlacer. In #filterstorm I layered the original photo back on top (only in the center) and finally ran that image through #shockmypic. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
When checking my IG feed yesterday I was pleased to see 13 consecutive sunset photos from several of my friends. I used the Diptic photo to merge photos from @sanfrancisco @stormka @heartsf and @edythe into a single image.
Daily App Experiment #346 "Blackout" - this is sort of how the Internet feels today, amirite? I took screenshots of 8 pages that were participating in the #SOPA blackout and ran them all together using #interlacer. I then took that Inge and ran it through #decim8, which I then layers back over the original using #filterstorm. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
Daily App Experiment #368 "Try Bros" - a shot of my former Tribal Games co-workers in front of the Golden Gate Bridge. Taken with #hipstamatic then I used #ShockmyPic & #dotcamera to create two different versions. I used #filterstorm to have those two image transition to each other. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
Daily App Experiment #270 "Enric" - this week I'm doing a series of
portrait based app experiments. @enric was shot with the normal Camera
app, which I then brought into #interlacer to create some stitching
effects. Next I overlay-ed the original image over the Interlaced
image in #juxtaposer, before "painting" the image with #autopainter2.
As a final step, I took the Autopainter version and merged it with the
original using #TrueHDR and made the image black and white for the
final image. #portraitappsperiment #daily_appsperiment #appsperiment
Daily App Experiment #314 "Smoke Break" - I usually use the #noir app to darken the edges of a scene and emphasize the subject by lightening it, but for today's #appsperiment I did the opposite. Then I saved the result and ran it back through noir again to get more drastic results. I then used #psexpress's noise reduction and added their rainbow filter. #daily_appsperiment
- Took this photo right after reaching the Mission district last night. It's edited in Photo Factory with the "pixelate" filter. I has never realized this before but PF has two Pixelate filters. The one in the Favorites menu is actually pretty different than the main version. It has shading and beveling to create depth.
- Quite a few steps involved in this piece, but I'll try to break it down as succinctly as possible. I started by generating two different images in #Percolator, one "fine" and one "course with rings". I layered those in DXP, then dropped the images into Juxtaposition to separate the bowtie from the rest of the image.
- Hipstamatic is another one of those apps that I've had for months but never used. I shook the app, for random effects, then snapped a shot in the airport. Then ran that shot through #symmetry. #daily_appsperiment #
Shot at a possible mediterranean Hawaii / Shot, created and published from the device.
Part of the App me series.
Daily App Experiment #312 "Some Other Day" - Started with a photo if some lady's walking in the rain, then rain it through two different #autopainter settings. I wanted it to make it appear that the wetter areas were more "painted", so I used #juxtaposer & #filterstorm to layer parts of the various images together. After all that, I felt like something was missing, so I ditched the whole thing, but then I saw @deeashley's suggestion of the #rainydayz app, which added a rain effect on top of the image and really pulled everything together. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
Daily App Experiment #165: "Cookie" - I bought my first @Ellingson painting last week (seen above). I wanted the painting to "pop" more in the above photo, so I created two copies in Camera+. One more faded and the other more bright. I then used #Juxtaposer to overlay the bright painting on top of the faded background. Sort of like a low-tech HDR. I then ran it through #SwankoLab to flatten the Image colors a little more. The weird "fold line" on the background was creates when Camera+ exported the image. It's been happening every now and then. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment