AppleCrypt's photostream on Flickr.
I've just uploaded a massive 13 images to my flickr account! All pics where taken with the awesome iOS app - Hipstamatic.
Lens : Diego
Film : Uchitel 20
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/hipstamatic/id342115564?mt=8
AppleCrypt's photostream on Flickr.
I've just uploaded a massive 13 images to my flickr account! All pics where taken with the awesome iOS app - Hipstamatic.
Lens : Diego
Film : Uchitel 20
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/hipstamatic/id342115564?mt=8
For some reason I got bored of Hipstamatic back in my iPhone 4 days. . . . And for some other reason I decided to check it out again on my iPhone 5.
Wow this is a killer iOS app.
Need I say anymore?
One I shot in Roddlesworth Woodlands last weekend when we had ONE day of nice weather. It's been raining since....lol
Processed in Apple Aperture and Photoshop for a nice painterly look. Thanks for viewing.
Sometimes you just cannot get close enough.... darn private land! But a nifty crop and some cool texture work in photoshop and you've a rather olde looking painting.
All made on an iMac using Apple Aperture and Adobe Photoshop. Thanks for viewing:-)
Take a lovely rural country walk and your trusty iPhone .. then slap in a bit of PS play on the Mac back at home. Hey presto you've got a lovely painterly picture!
Well, I enjoyed making this anyhow ;^)
I like a good panoramic shot and my iPhone 5 comes in handy a lot of the times. However, I find most panos quite hard on the eyes so I hope I've done this one pretty well? I think so :]
My simplest flickr upload in a while : I basically cropped it and added a little contrast. Then smoothed out the noise using Topaz DeNoise (high iso).
Taken in Williamson Park's Butterfly House which is in Lancaster, England.
It's got three names (see flickr) too, the funniest being a Large Tree Nymph Butterfly. Well, I thought it was funny lol
You see, it is possible to polish a t#rd after all. One rushed, badly taken capture on my iPhone and it was about to go in the trash can.
Wait, I thought... lets try a little photoshop magic and see what happens.... Not bad in the end.
On flickr - view large and press the L key. I actually think it's pretty darn cool now.
My latest flickr upload today - taken in the little English village of Burnsall in the Yorkshire Dales last week.
Very cold and very wintery! Partly processed using topaz clean - view it large!
Google Earth is telling me this little place is an asparagus farm. I liked the thick tracks leading in…
This is an AEB capture and processed as HDR on my Mac using Photomatix Pro.
This little fella kept following me the other day, probably hoping that I had some food. Sadly I hadn't…. But at least he posed long enough to get this close up shot!
The extreme winter conditions at Bolton Abbey (or Bolton Priory!) in the English Yorkshire Dales national park.
Today was VERY cold but we love this place and there are also some lovely walks here too.
I thought black and white would suit this snowy scene and maybe emphasise the bitterness of winter too?
Direct into the sunlight .. it wasn't a clear day, the sun was behind thin clouds all day. But I thought it'd make a nice pic. Especially in b/w!
Cool, calming and a peacefully foggy start to the day. Plus there's some exciting fishing to watch, if you feel the need.....!!
I walked on after taking the shot and enjoyed the morning in the countryside. The fog cleared shortly after this pic was taken!
Cropped, and processed in Topaz Clean on my Mac. A few more touches done in Aperture.
I love foggy days!
( there's an upload here also:
http://500px.com/applecrypt )
Okay, here is a shot of Croxteth Hall in Liverpool, England. Not exactly the prettiest place we've visited but nice for a change Thanks for viewing.
Check this link out for some cool info on this historic place:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croxteth_Hall
Take the perfect place = English landscape. Add in the perfect weather = winter and fog.
Now, mix the two up and hey presto you've got fantastic conditions for taking some cool snaps :-)
I thought this would look best as a b/w image!
Thanks for viewing.
Here's a nice summer scene taken in Cheshire, England back when it was dry and warm! Remember those days whilst we enjoy a soggy and wet Christmas!! :/
This image was textured in photoshop after applying a little orton in Perfect Effects 4...
Thanks for viewing and I wish you all a Merry Christmas!
It's far too cold and wet today. Miserable! And it's supposed to be winter - where is the snow??
Okay, lets bring back happy summer memories from when we once had blue skies and no rain....
Sometimes it doesn't matter how long you wait - nothing interesting will happen. Just press the shutter or move on!!! lol
Scottish pond life . . .
My latest flickr upload. A pic that I shot in summer but never got around to uploading... It was difficult to meter this as the pot it was on was so bright. Still, turned out quite nice considering I've no macro lens!
Things you do when you're out walking..... like point your iPhone directly at the sun! :^)
Simple processing done in Apple Aperture and then I applied it into Topaz Clean (view large to see the fx)
Just 4fun . . . . .
Quite a simple shot but composed to include a little of the castle as a bokeh blur in the background!
Actually, this was quite a tough shot as the flower was low and my back was aching anyhow. Impressed I even got down this low!
Thanks for viewing!
#photography #flowers #Cholomondeley
I've a daft obsession with making photographs look old. As if they've been taken with an ancient film camera or as if it was something that was simply found in the attic after generations passed...
Hope you like this shot of All Saints Church in Runcorn, Cheshire in England.
All processing done in Photoshop on my Mac.
An image I shot in the Findhorn area of northern Britain one sunny day. Shame I'd forgotten my polariser this day.... (typical!!!)