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Top left : No lens, no film, no flash.
Top right : Jimmy lens, BlacKeys Spergrain film, no flash.
Bottom left : Florence lens, BlacKeys XF film, no flash.
Bottom right : Muir lens, D-Type Plate film, no flash
Category (Color or Monochrome/B&W) : Monochrome/B&W
Format : Square
A selection of my saved "favorite" monochrome/B&W Hipstamatic filter combinations, demonstrated on a typical outdoor landscape scene.
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Processing notes ...
Camera+ - Thick white frame added to each image.
Diptic - Images assembled into a montage.
Filterstorm - Thin black border (10) added to the montage.
EXIF Editor - EXIF information from the plain Hipstamatic image copied to the montage image.
@MomentsForZen #MomentsForZen #MiniMomentsForZen #MFZ #MMFZ #iPhone #iPhone7Plus #iPhoneography #TinyShutter #Hipstamatic #CameraPlus #Diptic #Filterstorm #ExifEditor #JimmyLens #Jimmy #BlacKeysSupergrainFilm #BlacKeysSupergrain #FlorenceLens #Florence #BlacKeysXFFilm #BlacKeysXF #MuirLens #Muir #DTypePlateFilm #DTypePlate #Square #Park #Grass #Trees #Sky #Spring
2012.04.08
靖国神社 千代田さくら祭り 2012
Sakura Festival in Chiyoda
iPhone 4,DefaultCamera(HDR),Camera+,TiltShift Generator
Late afternoon sun shines on my apple. Used Camera+ to grab shot. Needed to get focus on stem and exposure on bright part of apple.
Okay just one more! I've been trying my hand out with this #fuzel app! @applified #applified_may22 #diptic #framefx #blender #fractalphoto #fractal #collage #cameraplus #squaready #squareadypro #blender #shockmypic #magiceraser #eraser #deeashley
(please note that the original (the cliff-face unedited version) photo was not mine, but part of a photo editing challenge. All other parts or edits or superimposed images are my own). . . :)
I had an eye exam yesterday, first one since I was in middle school (14years). My eyes were dilated and it was very hard to open my eyes to get a decent shot.
It was Zipper looking for turkey. My brother had texted me earlier in the day saying the Thanksgiving meal might pull him out into the house from the garage.
Second day visit was another success. But this little energizer bunny crashed before we hit the main road.
We got Tiger a basket to sleep in because we were getting tired of her taking over bowls and casserole dishes left on the counter. So far, she is really enjoying the basket.
Common names - African Iris, Butterfly Grass, Wild Iris, Fairy Iris.
Probably "Dietes iridioides" or "Dietes grandiflora."
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dietes_iridioides
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dietes_grandiflora
Camera+ - Photoshop Express - Handy Photo - EXIF Editor
@MomentsForZen #MomentsForZen #MiniMomentsForZen #MFZ #MMFZ #iPhone #iPhone6sPlus #iPhoneography #TinyShutter #CameraPlus #Macro #Closeup #PhotoshopExpress #HandyPhoto #EXIFEditor #Flower #AfricanIris #ButterflyGrass #WildIris #FairyIris #Iris #Dietes #White #Yellow #Purple #Petals
Alexander Jackson Gordon
Physician
— 1862-1943 —
Born in Ohoopee, Georgia, to Alexander James Gordon and Sarah John Williams Gordon. As a young man Alex floated logs down the Altamaha River to pay his way through medical school. Graduating from the Georgia Medical College at Augusta in 1888, Doctor Gordon established a medical practice in Lyons, Georgia. Later he went to Waynesville, Georgia, where he met and married Carolina Butler Wiggins on October 30, 1907. He moved to Jesup in 1917 to join his boyhood friend, Jeff Rogers, in practice. Jeff had just purchased the local hospital from Doctor Crummery. Alex bought the drugstore. In 1918 Doctor Gordon purchased the house at 148 East Cherry Street, and called it home for the rest of his life. He assisted in the formation of the Jesup Presbyterian Church in 1922 and the Mannington Presybyterian Church in 1929. He was active in city government, serving on the Jesup City Council for several years. Dr. Gordon devoted much of his time to agriculture and was the first citizen to introduced Hereford cattle to Wayne County. In addition to treating the citizens of Jesup, he also served as Medical Examiner for the local Selective Service board and physician to convicts at the State Highway Camp in Brantley County. Doctor Gordon lived up to his Hippocratic Oath all his life, seeing his last patient the day before he died. He is buried in the Jesup City Cemetery.