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The following images in my gallery are created (&/or ) edited by myself with iPhone 4S with various applications. What you see is the final result of my creativity.
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©Christine A. Owens 1.11.18
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We are all hungry and thirsty for concrete images. Abstract art will have been good for one thing: to restore its exact virginity to figurative art.
"Salvador Dali"
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A palm tree at my parents house. Here, I used an Apple-store application called "Tinyplanets". (MY FIRST iPHONOGRAPHY)
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ABSTRACT is the topic for Tuesday September 4
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I decided to experiment with polar panoramas and tiny planets since I don't have any hockey games to shoot this week.
The original photo was of a cherry statue in Minneapolis. Photoleap's Tiny Planet component was used to create this image.
Lakeside landscape, given the vortex treatment. Abstract, yet also strangely pleasing.
Hope you like it!
I'm not so sure how I feel about this whole tiny planet panorama thing, but look, I made one! This was done with the tiny planet iPhone app.
A Photoshop action to make these is now available as a free download at: podsville.wixsite.com/actions