iPhone 5, aremaC, blurfx, analogfilm, blender, wood camera, polamatic

Another variation of the chair photo, more above view with shadow.

(edit: as a result of aremacs comment I "told the neighboor to move his trailer" and reuploaded the photo. :P)

a Grand Day Out with grandissimozot

and dean forbes in ROMA

My other shot inROMA

My most favorite shot flickr.com/photos/valpopando/sets/72157594327558179/detail/

Photos were taken by me with an ipad, the bird is from the app fantastic elements, the persons are from my photos, apps: superimpose, leonardo, stackables, aremac

Taken during a Flickr Meeting with the Ladenburg group:

miraculix1951, WrldVoyagr and aremac

Flickr.., I'm disappointed in you.

Little of this, little of that... Lots of flowpaper.

Go inside. I'll wait here.

All on iPad

Video: Tagtool, LumaFusion, Glitché

Apps: AremaC, iColorama, Eraser, Photoshop Mix

Music App: Playground

Morning near Jenolean Caves (on the 6 ft track).

Using the iPhone app aremaC on an old high res image. I've used my preset creation 'Man Ray (black mackie)' which is in the online library in the Art category.

Hipstamatic, Blender, AremaC, ScratchCam

This is as hybrid as it gets... Taken with a Canon g12, edited with lots of iPhone apps, including AremaC - which is where I made this filter/texture to apply, and also, Glazeapp, which provides a painterly quality. And several more in between! ;)

filtered and edited with an iOS app called, #AremaC

Car Cemetery

filtered and edited with an iOS app called, #AremaC

“Weeping willow with your tears running down, why do you always weep and frown? Is it because he left you one day? Is it because he could not stay? On your branches he would swing. Do you long for the happiness that day would bring? He found shelter in your shade. You thought his laughter would never fade. Weeping Willow, stop your tears, for there is something to calm your fears. You think death has ripped you forever apart, but I know he'll always be in your heart.”

~ author unknown ~

The failure is complete.

I turn my head and go away.

I took my share in this fight for the impossible.

By: Albert Camus, (French Novelist, Essayist and Playwright, 1957 Nobel Prize for Literature, 1913-1960).

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Tonight's submission is from Steven, aka @xenophaedja, let's hear about his process.

The way I've been making pictures with the Iphone has evolved from initially making the image much as I would on a conventional camera: composing, then shooting. I now shoot mostly blind as I walk around capturing faces from as close as I can. I also shoot light, blurred by moving the iphone, interesting textures and the like. Then I do the actual composition either on the phone or ipad, cropping, blending blurred images or shapes to reflect the mood evoked by the expression of the subject.

I sometimes use Decim8 to create patterns I can use to frame or add drama to images with Blender.

Most of the time, I change the people images to black and white using either Noir or Snapseed. Some pictures, I stop there. Other times, I play with blending, or a handful of apps like IDarkroomHD, Scratchcam, Biglens, Aremac, MonoVu, Woodcamera, or RainyDaze.

I look for ways to draw the viewer to empathize with the subject.

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43 Comments on Instagram:

xenophaedja: @yifatash thank you Yifat

xenophaedja: @ceusobrelisboa I truly appreciate this Lara. I cannot thank you enough. I'm humbled by your attention and support. Thank you for everything.

xenophaedja: @avalon08 ✨✨thank you kind Janice

xenophaedja: @lisasaysitsalright many many thanks sweet Lisa

xenophaedja: Many many thanks to Erika, Lanie and Will, and of course to Lara for the generous invitation. @momma2maxh @computerjones @lopez689 @ceusobrelisboa

tomoe10: Wonderful image!!!Congrats! @xenophaedja

nomadnest: pure beauty!! @xenophaedja

momma2maxh: @xenophaedja love it Steven!!!

A temple in Taiwan. I gave it a vintage look. AremaC app .

The edge of the sea is a strange and beautiful place. All through the long history of Earth it has been an area of unrest where waves have broken heavily against the land, where the tides have pressed forward over the continents, receded, and then returned. For no two successive days is the shore line precisely the same Rachel Carson)

Apps: leonardo, aremac, snapseed, stackables

The Fire Triangle (and when all else fails, just "stop, drop, and roll...")

Michel et la 5x7 Rembrandt. Fuji FP100. Horseman 45HD

I want HIM to feel ME al(l.over) my body and cAREss my SOul like No ONE HAS dONE beFORe.

I want to feel the love FREEly given to me – I must(!) fight THE dark and figure out who I REALly am KISSing.

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(&)him-

(&)me-

.are.so.none.has.one.for.free.)

(.the.real.kiss.)

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Do You Remember #Me? #deeashley #aremac #photoforge #typography #type #sadness #forgotten #phonto #imageblender #layers #blender #art #self #portrait #retrato #gogoloopie #percolator Listening to Age of Loneliness (Carly's Song) by Enigma).

aremaC + incompetech.com

Mobile Movies Showcase – Week 34 – by Donna Donato:

A shadow surveying a field of rippling ‘waves’ opens this black and white piece. The music created a sense of urgency to which the ‘waves’ seemed to respond. We are reminded again that beauty is everywhere.

theappwhisperer.com/2014/06/28/mobile-movies-showcase-%E2...