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Ok, so the focus is off and it's not a great picture, but it's also a great picture and captures Layla's enthusiasm perfectly! I shot this with the iphone using camera plus for today's daily shot. There was no editing whatsoever, so take it as you will...
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Shot with an iPhone using Camera+ app in RAW. I exported the 6 shots I took from Apple Photos and then stitched them together using Affinity Photo. It's a whole runaround I have to do since I don't have a better setup and work flow, and I am not sure there is a better way in any event, even if I had Lightroom or Photoshop I think I would still have to export the files from my Apple Photos app into the other editor. Anyway, today's daily shot.
214/365
I love the natural depth that I captured on this shot of a shell laying in the sand and my son Bailey in the background playing on the beach on Tybee Island.
Processed with PhotoForge 2 (twice actually) and Camera+.
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Day 082 of 365. Playing around with the crystal ball... Taken with iPhone camera+ app. Edited with Affinity Photo through Apple Photos extension. Random shooting.
Just before work started, I had a chance to shoot the sky just before the sun rose above the trees on Lake of Egypt in Marion, IL. Today's daily shot. I chose the widescreen aspect ratio to bring a cinematic feel to the shot.
Old building being demolished on 22nd and Market St., Philadelphia.
Wow! Just realized I took this a couple of hours before it collapsed!
Taken at 8am June 5th, 2013
Collapse did not happen until around 10:30 am
My condolences to all lives lost in this tragedy.
Photo Credit Luis Cornejo
Day 026 of 365. Taken with iPhone camera+ app. Editing and tone mapping with Affinity Photo on iMac. The mall still seems to be in good condition, but there is no one there. The malls of America are dying out, more quickly in less populated areas. This hdr was from three images utilizing one step bracketing.