Photo Studio Tritone 2
Photo Studio Tritone 1
Photo Suite Solarize
Photo Studio filter: Derby
Photo Studio Solarize Invert
Cartoonatic filter: Big Bay
Snapseed Drama
Photo Studio Black & White
THE ORIGINAL
Photo Studio Invert
My entry this week is a distinctive copper-green Flatiron style structure, the Columbus Tower, also known as the Sentinel Building, completed in 1907, and is the home or the privately run film studio, American Zoetrope, founded by Francis Ford Coppola and George Lucas.
This weeks’ photo challenge share a picture in which color takes center stage.
Sanpped with iPod, filter edit with Photo Studio on iPod, posted with iPod. Because I have a problem with uploading photos using The WordPress App, I had to use my computer. Other than that, made by a moble device.
I like them all, but my favorite is the last one-I love the color, especially the sky-the building is very impressive as well.
Thank you too for stopping by Move the Chair-I appreciate you taking the time to look-and I look forward to seeing more of your work.
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What an interesting set of images where you play with color. So these were done with filters? Beautiful!
Thanks for checking out blogagaini. I have fun with it and, yes, with the exception of the one marked “original”, they are filtered. (Just to clarify, they are not filtered with lenses, but with Apps. I snap with an iPod)
See under “Photo Apps I Use”:
http://wp.me/P3cKlO-oL
http://wp.me/P3cKlO-pk
Nicely done!
Thank you for your commnet and follow.
Wow…. how did you do that?
Click on the image, if all went well in the posting, the image should open into a new window and give a description.
Thanks for coming by. Good to see you again!
thank you.
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Stunning shots, Basiga! Very so creative!
Thank you Amy, thanks for stopping by.
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Hi there!
I really like the image filters you implemented. If I may ask, how did you go about applying the different filters? I’ve recently started looking into image filtering and augmentation. As a programmer, from a software development point of view I find it quite interesting 🙂
Hi there! It’s all a simple process. Open the photo in the app, select your filter and apply the filter. In these photos, I’ve used the PhotoStudio, which has a large selection, Cartoonatic, which gives the photos a cartoon effect and Snapseed. These are all applied after having the photo.