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Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts

Friday, October 19, 2012

Muted Tree

Here's another Laminar and iPhoto creation from my picture processing playground. I'm not sure why, but my goal was to create a image designed for a formal environment featuring muted greens, rusts and blues.



This totally iOS photo was taken on an iPhone 4 and processed on the new iPad. After opening Laminar, I tweaked the general histogram adjustments and selected the Photo FX 2-strip technicolor and vintage rust filters. Finally, iPhoto was used to adjust the final saturation and add an artistic warm gradient filter.

Wednesday, August 22, 2012

Aged

Photo Walk for Exercise, Day 3
Pleasant Ridge Park, Fairview Heights, IL.



After all the "hot" weather we've had this summer, a few brown leaves remain clinging to this otherwise barren tree. This totally iOS photo was captured on an iPhone 4 with the native camera app and processed in iPhoto on the iPad.

Monday, August 20, 2012

Using Mobile Camera as Excuse to Exercise

"Shade!"

If you enjoy taking photos on a daily basis, such as with Instagram, why not try to turn your quest for the perfect picture into a secret exercise program. Today, I decided to commit to such a program, and, hopefully, putting my plan in writing will help me stick to the routine.

Today's photo walk for exercise (Day 1) was at Longacre Park, Fairview Heights, Il.


For this photo I used the iPhone 4 and native camera app. The Photo Transfer app was used to copy the picture to my iPad for contrast processing with iPhoto.

Hopefully, Day 2 tomorrow!