Stopping by the pond

Stopping by the pond, a photo by bichonphoto on Flickr.

Macro work with Camera+ app. Lego subjects in front of a photo I had taken on the way to Mount Desert Island in Maine, which is part of Acadia National Park and is a very beautiful place. I applied the Clarity scene, Chromogenic FX effect, rounded black border and then added an additional white border in the Best Camera app.

The Long Pier

The Long Pier, a photo by bichonphoto on Flickr.

The Long Pier at Redington Shores is a splendid place to watch the sunset and take photos. There is the pier, sand dunes, birds, people and of course the water. Several apps were used to create this photo. I starting by taking the picture with an iPhone 4 using the iCameraHDR app and applied the normal tone mapping. Then I cropped, adjusted exposure, and applied a border in PS Express. Next I applied the 50% candy filter from the Best Camera app. Finally it was processed in Snapseed using the Drama 2 effect. I love the painterly quality of the photo. Below are several more photos from this session taken with the Nikon D7000.

Grapefruit Lunch

Grapefruit Lunch, a photo by bichonphoto on Flickr.

Walking in downtown Safety Harbor, I came across this lovely patio with a grapefruit splat mural. Like other Florida towns, Safety Harbor has themed murals throughout the city. There are many different grapefruits painted on the buildings. Photo was captured in the Camera+ app with auto scene applied and a vintage border. I then applied the 50% yellow filter in the Best Camera app.

Office Crossings

Office Crossings, a photo by bichonphoto on Flickr.

This Clearwater office building was basking in the warm glow of sunset. Part of the sad state of the economy, it appears to sit primarily vacant these days. Photo was created in TrueHDR app and then further processed in Pictureshow by using the Stereogram filter, vintage stain frame, light leak 1 and sand noise. Finally it has the application of the 50% contrast filter in the Best Camera app.