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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
A batch of edits, some iPhone only, some canon, but all were edited with the iPhone... So call it what you will. :)
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
Observation shot and processed on an iPhone
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'You don’t take a photograph, you make it'. - Ansel Adams
Daily App Experiment #307 "Western Lights" - This is less of an experiment and more of a flow through various apps. I took this picture of a mariachi performer a few nights ago and wanted to dress it up a bit. So I ran it through #noir to get a dramatic black and white with vignetting, then ran it through #psexpress's noise reduction to try to smooth the image out. I then layered a bit of a mural by #Reyes on top of the b&w image using #dxp. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
Photo taken and processed with an iPhone
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'You don’t take a photograph, you make it'. - Ansel Adams
Photo taken and processed with an iPhone
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'You don’t take a photograph, you make it'. - Ansel Adams
Photo taken and processed with an iPhone
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'You don’t take a photograph, you make it'. - Ansel Adams
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
Photo taken and processed with an iPhone
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'You don’t take a photograph, you make it'. - Ansel Adams
Observation shot and processed on an iPhone
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'You don’t take a photograph, you make it'. - Ansel Adams
Photo taken and processed with an iPhone
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'You don’t take a photograph, you make it'. - Ansel Adams
Photo taken and processed with an iPhone
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'You don’t take a photograph, you make it'. - Ansel Adams
Daily App Experiment #304 "Mukendi" - I shared a photo (and story)
earlier about taking Mukendi's photo in Mint Plaza today. I wanted to
send him an awesome Postagram of the photo so I decided to play around
inside the #psexpress app a bit. I started by cropping the photo and
converting it to black and white, then I added a rainbow filter on top
of it. After that I kept alternating between "Sharpen" and "Reduce
Noise" until I got a cool posterized effect I was happy with. BTW, PS
Express's "reduce noise" feature is really dope, but fairly expensive
too (a $5 upgrade!). #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
Photo taken and processed with an iPhone
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'You don’t take a photograph, you make it'. - Ansel Adams
Observation shot and processed on an iPhone
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'You don’t take a photograph, you make it'. - Ansel Adams