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Six word story.
Fancy twirling Friday
Taken through the car window with iPhone 4s. Twirled in TinyPlanet app. Up the contrast and saturation on PEStudio app. iWatermark.
I wanted something abstract, after all, I have posted two shots almost SOOiC!!
For those interested, this is the outside of Preston Village Stores.
Bicentennial Park, Columbus Ohio as a Tiny Planet.
Previously created stitched images turned into tiny planets.
Just a fun little app.
Shot the picture with Pro HDR; curled with TinyPlanet; cropped and masked in PhotoWizard; added text to the unmasked file; blended the WordFoto text-added-file with the original in PhotoWizard; then added a Photowizard border.
A Boomerang beach tiny planet!
An edit from a previous photo taken at Boomerang Beach, Australia.
Shot with a Canon 5D MkIII and Tokina 116 lens.
Edited in Lightroom 5 and Adobe Photoshop CS6.
Make sure to check the high quality version here: bit.ly/1dKIJji
Daily App Experiment #123 "Once" - after further exploring combinations with #StripeCam and #TinyPlanet, I thought it would be cool to layout out multiple processes in #Diptic. After arranging them though, I noticed each section sort of looked like a letter. Bonus! #daily_appsperiment #appsperiment
We received several inches of snowfall over the last couple of days, so I wanted to get a photo. We finally got a blue sky to go along with the snow.
My remix of original photo by Lu_17 for the Fotogriphone Editing Lab group.
Edited with an iPhone only. No imported elements.
See original photo at: www.flickr.com/groups/fotogriphone-editinglab/
Apps used: PSE, Tiny planets, Photo Artista Haiku
Even at Cub Scout Camp there are moments where you just can't resist doing a wacky or strange photo This is a tiny planet view of camp taken with my cell phone and edited with an app.
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I had a friend who
studied grizzlies in the wild
scientifically
(ChromaDepth 3D glasses extrude extra dimensions)
Stereographic projection of about 100 photos, this one was shot without a tripod.
Stitched with hugin.
Been a long time now since I made a planet, and I actually took the photos for this one 6 months ago but never got round to finishing it.
You can see the epirectangular panorama here:
www.flickr.com/photos/digitalysed/4979174590/
Personally I think it's an interesting planet, and I like the lights at the top and bottom of the picture.