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* taken with good old iPhone 3G
* processed with Dynamic Light + Photo Artista Sketch + Iris Photo Suite + iDarkroom + SwankoLab
The Dalles Oregon and the Columbia river is very scenic in the fall season. The stormy clouds gave way to some dynamic lighting and a cool blue look.
Be sure to click on the photo to see the bridge detail.
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Happy Saint Patrick's Day ;)
My teacher pinched me because I didn't wear any green color then he gave me this sticker. It is my first Saint Patrick's Day. ^_^
iPhone 3G > Iris photo suite > Dynamic Light > Instagram
A dreary little water hole back off the beaten path of Lake Lowell, Nampa Idaho. The idea was to make this scene appear as tranquil and mystic as possible working with several drab-like colors. Focusing on the tree details and soft lit leaves.
Part 1 can be seen here, taken in April this year.
Photo taken & processed on my iPhone 3gs.
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Wake before dawn and you'll often see a scene resembling this during Michigan's summers.
As always, full resolution prints are available to purchase.
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I'm not feeling it today. I wanted to do some sort of self portrait today but I didn't feel like doing anything to make myself look presentable. I was tired, angry, I was hating my body at the moment. So there's not a lot of love behind this one unfortunately. It's just one of those days, I know it'll pass.
a single leg stretches out from the photo booth, wrapped in dark denim, the sneaker planted firm on the speckled floor. it feels like a pause, a moment of stillness in the hum of the station. trains rattle, conversations hum in the distance, and the fluorescent lights trace endless lines into the shadows. the sign above reads "salida fotos," the promise of memories printed and sealed, even as life moves past the glass. this is the city—where moments freeze in unexpected frames, while everything else keeps moving.
I took today's image this evening inside Coventry Cathedral. This was just after watching my Daughter sing in the Cathedral choir for the Ascension day service. The view is of the Chapel of Christ in Gethsemane. This small chapel is located just to the right of where the large Iconic tapestry hangs. The mural in the chapel depicts an Angel holding the Cup of suffering. The screen that encloses the chapel is a representation of Christ's Crown of Thorns. The chapel screen was designed by Sir Basil Spence, he was also the architect of the New Cathedral.
The photo was taken using the App ExposerGL on my iPhone 6.
First I used the app Snapseed to edit the picture. I cropped and straightened the image. I then added the Tonal Contrast preset. I also boosted the saturation, contrast, vibrance and Warmth of the mural. Next I used the app ShockMyPic to help boost the contrast of the image a little more. I then used the app Dynamic Light. I used the Normal preset on the image to help warm up the lighting of the chapel. Finally I used PhotoToaster to add the Recover Highlights preset, the Vibrant FX, a vignette style called Deep Focus, used to blur the edges of the image. I then added the Stucco texture and the Antique frame.