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TinyPlanet + Gimp
Another little planets shot, this time the Ku'damm little planet. Went there today after work to try to get some shots and I finished shooting this with my mobile phone as I left my 18-55mm at home.
Daily App Experiment #200: "Fireball" - using the #SlitScan app, I continuously captured one vertical point as the sun set into the horizon. This generated on long image with a constantly shrinking point of light. I then took that long image and ran it through #tinyplanet. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment
A shelf of jams... Go WI!
I thought of maids in hats making jam. Cropped the shelf to wide and shallow. Spun in TinyPlanet app. Posterised in ArtCamera app. Pushed the saturation and tones in PEStudio app. Framed with lace from PictureMagic app.
Now I think it looks like a circle of jam making Victorian Maids.
I promised to say "how I did this" on a few more of my shots.
Especially for davidMhunt
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You don't want your credibility banana to turn brown, but you do want to speak out about what you believe in. Bradley Whitford
An interesting view of the Belmont Bridge. Used Tiny Planet and then Percolator. Tweaked in Snapseed.
Born in Caerphilly, this statue outside the famous castle is in honour of the town's famous son. This is not a new artistic direction, I was just playing with a very simple photoshop technique for creating 'tiny planets'; this video is clear and simple www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQbC_Geuwao
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Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival 2012
June, 2012
Manchester, TN
This photo was created entirely within an iPhone using Photosynth, Tiny Planet, Camera+ and Blendr.
All photos © Joshua Mellin per the guidelines listed under "Owner settings" to the right.
Aqua Tower, twisted.
Set Description: I started messing with the iPhone App, "TinyPlanet" and was so impressed with the results, that I began making them with a lot of my existing photos. this series features a slew of my Chicago photos, transformed into abstract worlds, or tubes. I combined the power of my iPhone with the tolls of Adoe Lightroom to make the final pieces really pop. I hope you enjoy!
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