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Tag Archives: Snapseed
On taking risks
Be brave. Take risks. Nothing can substitute experience. Paulo Coelho Iphone 5c, Killington, VT. Photo by Pete Spadoni.
Iguanas!
These harmless but admittedly creepy critters were abundant in Aruba. They came out daily at lunchtime, looking for any scrap of food, and the only reaction from people was the occasional yelp, caused by an iguana crawling over someone’s bare … Continue reading
That Aruban Smile
There’s nothing more welcoming than a genuine smile. This fellow’s expression, whom we spotted on an Aruban beach, shouts “Bonbini”, (welcome), to everyone who passes. “A warm smile is the universal language of kindness.” William Arthur Ward Fujifilm X-S1, spot … Continue reading
Sitting on the dock of the bay…
As seen from the Port Norfolk area of Quincy, Massachusetts. iPhone 5, Snapseed (1 and 2) and Dynamic Light (3) apps
1971 Pontiac Firebird Formula
Steve just recently acquired this sportster and has been beaming ever since. The Pontiac Firebird was first introduced in 1967, the same year as the automaker’s platform-sharing model, the Chevrolet Camaro. It was born to face-off against the original American … Continue reading
Beauty, born of simplicity
“There is a profound and enduring beauty in simplicity, in clarity, in efficiency. True simplicity is derived from so much more than just the absence of clutter and ornamentation—it’s about bringing order to complexity,” said Jony Ive, Apple’s senior vice … Continue reading
Posted in iPhone/cell phone
Tagged beauty, Camera Noir, iphone, Jony Ive, photography, simplicity, Snapseed
5 Comments
Geometry around us
Friday night “sketching” as we walked through a popular shopping/dining destination, I couldn’t help but notice that lines, angles, circles and shapes were visible in all directions. “There is geometry in the humming of the strings, there is music in … Continue reading
Workflow to go: Across the pond, Florida style
You’ve probably learned by now that I’m fond of taking photos, editing them and sharing them all with my iPhone. I’m calling that process “Workflow to go”and will occasionally post a photo, with details of the mobile editing process, under … Continue reading
Posted in Images, iPhone/cell phone
Tagged Florida, iphone, photography, Pro HDR, Snapseed, workflow to go
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One more look
Taken at The Moving Wall, using Camera Noir on my iPhone, edited with Snapseed.
Posted in Images
Tagged black and white, Camera Noir, flag, iphone, Malden, memorial, Snapseed, The Moving Wall, Vietnam Veterans
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While waiting for the dentist today…
8:35. Ten minutes before my dental appointment, I scan some newsfeeds on my iPhone, spotting a post on a new black and white (only) photo app titled Camera Noir. 8:36. I read some positive reviews, and despite there being no … Continue reading
Posted in Gear & accessories, Images, iPhone/cell phone
Tagged b&w, black and white, Camera Noir, Dental office, iPhone 5, Snapseed
13 Comments
In search of “vibrancy”
“Every city is either vibrant these days or is working on a plan to attain vibrancy soon. The reason is simple: a city isn’t successful – isn’t even a city, really – unless it can lay claim to being ‘vibrant.’” … Continue reading
The “light” of the Irish
Sometimes the stars align: the light, the subject, the time of year, all come together. One more from the Keltic Krust, the West Newton bakery/café with a distinctive Irish theme, recently visited with my daughter. Our table was next to … Continue reading
Posted in Images
Tagged bakery, cafe, iPhone 5, Irish, Keltic Krust, light, Snapseed, St. Patrick, window
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One out of four
“One out of four people in this country is mentally unbalanced. Think of your three closest friends; if they seem OK, then you’re the one.” Ann Landers (American Advice columnist, 1918-2002) Does this apply to photographers? 😉 iPhone 5, edited … Continue reading
Posted in Images, iPhone/cell phone
Tagged 2 Guys Photo, Ann Landers, Four, iPhone 5, orange, Snapseed
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In a coffee shop, darkly
While waiting in a Dunkin Donuts shop, with iPhone 5, edited in Snapseed. Who knew?
The Panini, reimagined
Dad’s famous Panini recipe, experienced this past Saturday afternoon: Two slices of Scali Italian bread, amply encrusted with sesame seeds. Ham Swiss cheese Sliced tomato Mayo Grill both sides until outside crunches, inside oozes Almost done… Add sidelight from a … Continue reading
Posted in Images
Tagged 2 Guys Photo, grill, grilled, ham, iphone, Italian, Panini, sandwich, Scala, Snapseed, Swiss cheese
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Oasis
This facility is located in what is actually a very nice public playground outside of Boston and was not quite as uninviting as I made it out to be. Alternative title, “Any port in a storm”. iPhone 4, edited with … Continue reading
“The windows of my soul…”
“The windows of my soul are made of one-way glass, don’t bother looking into my eyes if there’s something you want to know, just ask”. Ani DiFranco, American singer, guitarist, poet, and songwriter How refreshing and direct! iPhone 4, edited … Continue reading
Nik’s Snapseed for iPhone – a follow up
Yesterday I posted that this highly regarded photo editing app for the iPhone (as well as iPad and iPod Touch) was free only through today. Well, I’ve had a little more time to test the app and I have to … Continue reading
iPhone Photogs: free Nik app for limited time
If you are an iPhone photographer, you’ll want to take note of this opportunity. Nik Software, a long time respected developer of post processing applications for the digital darkroom, recently introduced an iPhone photo app named Snapseed. It’s been met … Continue reading