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A photo I took a very dark and dull day. With Snapseed´s help I made it a little bit more interesting...
So it turns out that the 'thin black line' issue that bugs me (and others) so much was not Instagram's fault (I take it all back) but Snapseed's. And according to their latest update it is now fixed! So if they could now just go back through my feed and remove those annoying black lines from my old photos that'd be sweet. Anyway, here's some more from the Great Ocean Road. #roadtripbsides
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lachlanpayne: @lindsaydonovan Thank you, Lindsay.
danstensland: Fantastic shot
lachlanpayne: @danstensland Thanks Dan.
clairemerchant: Seen them for real... This pic is Awesome. Good memory
lachlanpayne: @clairemerchant Thanks Claire.
lachlanpayne: @sor_sora Thank you kindly.
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ilookback: Like this a lot.
I then used Snapseed's 'selective adjustment' to raise the brightness of the front of the letterbox.
Reflection of trees from the Eno River near Durham, NC. I took the original photo with a polarizer, which made it very dull. So I applied Snapseed's Accentuate filter to create this dreamlike forest.
Making of LANDED. Left to right @mozusa provides LANDING, @manoshde #snapseed s the shot with color and structure correction, and then a dash of grunge. The final is image #blender ed! #ink361#geometry#abstract#escalator#instagramhub#gfdaily#edit#makingof
Get ready. I'm going to be there ALL DAY Saturday. I used Snapseed's grunge just because before it looked so depressing. If you can't tell by the polka-dotted pavement, it was raining, and the sky was very dark.
This is my edited photo from Requirement 2. I decided to take a landscape photo of the neighborhood that I live in. I took this photo a few minutes before golden hour leading to the warmer tones in the lighting and the sky. For the local edit, I used Snapseed's healing tool to remove the window on the side of the house. I felt that the stark white border of the window stood out too much. However, If you look closely, the house is slightly lighter where the window used to be. For the global edit, I used lightroom to add warmth and increased contrast for a more "vintage" look. I also added grain to add to the film-like feeling of the photo.
Amazed by how powerful and easy Snapseed's U-Point system is, allowing you to highlight areas like the wood on the left without complicated masking.
Hyper reality. This is a combo of Snapseed's Drama filter and Instagram's Lux filter. Crazy results.
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