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I don't know much about Palestine (lots of good answers here) or the genocide in Iraq (LA Times article on the situation), but I know it isn't good and must be stopped.
Image Processing
This was taken using the TrueHDR app on my iPhone 3GS.
It consists of two photos merged together. The traffic light pole reflectors are a little oversaturated, but I think the majority of the photograph turned out pretty nicely.
Original shot at flic.kr/p/91oNT9 done with TrueHDR natural settings on my iPhone 4. Processed on Instagram with X-Pro II filter: instagr.am/p/i6Wb/
Daily App Experiment #276 "Prospecting" - Today's #appsperiment is really just a test to see what happens if I ran a bunch of "detail enhancing" apps together to see what would happen. Could I combine multiple enhancements and still get a normal looking photo? I took this shot with Camera+ then used the Clarity filter to boost the details. I saved a light and a dark version of this image, then opened each of these images in #orasis and let it do it's detail enhancement thing. I then took these two Orisis images and merged them in #trueHDR. So I enhanced in Camera+, Orasis, and then TrueHDR, all in the hopes of getting a version of my original image that had more details, but wasn't totally blown out. BTW, if you like Clarity, you might dig Orasis. #daily_appsperiment
One of my favorite shots from the morning… and it's from the iPhone! It's actually two photos, combined with the TrueHDR app.
This photo is part of a series from Joseph Linaschke's cross country drive, from California to South Carolina! Follow the journey at www.ConfessionsOfATravelJunkie.com.
All Photography copyright © 2010 Joseph Linaschke.
An HDR experiment, merging photos from my 7D on iPad using an app called TrueHDR. This is a view of Seattle from Queen Anne Hill. (February 2013)
Photo taken with TrueHDR on my iPhone 3gs and edited using Tilt Shift Gen, Filterstorm & Cross Process apps.
An iPhone 4 photo of the Hawaii State Capitol rotunda, processed with TiltShiftGenerator and Instagram. Posted at instagr.am/lnrL/ - also see flic.kr/p/92ua2X
This PNC Plaza in Downtown Pittsburgh. I shot this with my iPhone using True HDR while waiting for the bank to open this morning.
Photo taken & processed on my iPhone 3gs.
If you like my work you should follow me on Twitter @TimStratPhoto
Photo taken & processed on my iPhone 3gs.
If you like my work you should follow me on Twitter @TimStratPhoto
I finally got out of the house yesterday with my newborn son. We went to Wadleigh State Park in Sutton, NH for a short walk.
This photo was taken with the TrueHDR app, and edited with Snapseed and Tiffen PhotoFX.
The Iolani Palace is in the background on the left. Governor Abercrombie was inaugurated at this stand a week ago today. Instagram version at flic.kr/p/91Cp86 and instagr.am/p/jeP6/
Shot and edited on my Iphone, with truehdr, Tiltshift Gen, MillColour and uploaded with flickit.
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Shot and processed initially in TrueHDR on the phone; some noise reduction and further tweaks in Lightroom 4
The weather has been really unpredictable today. The weather was windy and cloudy this morning and now the sun is out and it's a beautiful evening. This photo was taken just as the dark clouds were fading into the distance and the sun was starting to come out.
Photo taken with TrueHDR on my iPhone 3gs and edited with Camera+ & PhotoFX.
Downtown Cleveland Ohio skyline in late afternoon?. Burke Lakefront Airport and east breakwater (beyond). South shore of Lake Erie. Viewed to west • June 2012
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www.army.mil/article/143576/Cleveland_Breakwater_offers_s...
iPhone 4s with TrueHDR camera app • Post processed, January 2017, in Photoshop Elements plus Nik's free Dfine plugin, DxO's ViewPoint plugin (horizon/perspective correction) and one artistic filter from Anthropics' Smart Photo Editor plugin
Retweaked February 2019 in Photoshop Elements with NIK Dfine and Anthropics Smart Photo Editor plugins.
Ribs smoking on the grill at Dreamland BBQ in Huntsville, Ala. HDR from my trusty iPhone. Color provided by daylight mixing with the warm light of the work lamp.
I wondered what would happen if I would process one of my old photoshoots at the DSM building. With my new knowledge, techniques and software it comes out quite differently. Didn't choose for total realism this time.
"Blown away"
One of the many cars on display at the V8 Supercar race at Homebush NSW Australia
Image taken and edited on my iPhone 3GS using one of the many excellent apps available. Uploaded using Best Camera. Image taken for my daily iPhone project at iPhone 365 group.
See all of my Iphone 365 day project photo's at my blog site http://365dayiphoneproject.blogspot.com/ and here at Flickr
Photo taken & processed on my iPhone 3gs.
If you like my work you should follow me on Twitter @TimStratPhoto
Daily App Experiment #203 - "Sunset and Curls" - Inspired by a tutorial that @johncurley posted on the Objective Scenes blog yesterday, I set out to capture tonight's sunset using a long exposure technique with the #slowshutter app. I've had SlowShutter for many months, but hadn't taken any time to play with it until tonight. I used a 30 second exposure for this pic then, also sticking with John's advice, used #Cameramatic to play around with hues and filters. The orange circles in the center of the image came from tweaking some of the advanced settings in the "Filter Development" mode. I liked the effect, but thought it was a bit much, so I merged a subtler version with the "blazing sun" version using #TrueHDR. If you haven't seen the guest posts that John has been doing, you really should check out www.ObjectiveScenes.com this week. Lots of great articles and images. #appsperiment #daily_appsperiment