Bagpipes in Motion

120/366 Bagpipes in Motion. April's theme for Mobitog's iPhoneographer of the year is movement. You can feel, hear and see the movement in this photo of the Ft. Lauderdale Military Tattoo. You can feel the movement of the impending storm and the swishing of the tartan plaid kilts. You can hear the drums beating and the distinctive sound of the bagpipes as they approach. You can see the cadence as the players march along in step. Notice how they all are about to move forward with their left foot. Photo was taken with 645 Pro. Post processing occurred in Big Lens for the depth of field and Iris Photo Studio for coloring, sharpness, grunge look and framing.

Rough Day at the Spa

119/366 Rough Day at the Spa. Some times the dogs seem like they are all worn out after they have been at the groomer. Photo was taken with 645 Pro and pp in Moku Hanga.

Miami Jag

118/366 Miami Jag. Photo of Jaguar hood shot with iPhone. Pp in Squara, Photo FX and Liquid Scale.

Michelle's Flowers

117/366 Michelle's Flowers. Hipsta Thursday. Upper left and lower right were taken with Labatique 73 Lens, Blanko Freedom 13 Film and the Jolly Rainbo 2x Flash. Upper right and lower left were taken with Bettie XL Lens, Dylan Film, with no flash. Framing was created with FrameMagic.

Dances With Palms

116/366 Dances With Palms. B&W Wednesday. Sometimes you discover the most beautiful things while window shopping. This lovely dress, perfect for a prom or wedding, was found in a storefront along St. Petersburg's Central Ave. Photo was taken with 645 Pro. Pp occurred in Qbro.

Reflections on a Lobby

115/366 Reflections on a Lobby. Week 17's theme of my 2012/52 is reflection. These bromeliads were bathing in the afternoon sunlight in an office building lobby. Photo was taken with iPhone. Water My Photo created the water reflection. The River filter was applied in aremaC. Squara was used to crop, light and apply frame.

Escape From the Zoo

114/366 Escape From the Zoo. Photo of the fountain was taken with the iPhone. Movie-like effect of the rhinos were created from a currently free app called VFX. With this app, you can add a lot of interesting things to your photos. Filterstorm was used to adjust brightness and exposure of the main photo. Finally, PictureShow was used to grunge things up and add the framing.