Steven May 8th, 2011
One of the things I love most about shooting with my iPhone is it’s ability, using the right apps, to shoot HDR images. This shot of the Kenosha Marina is a good example. Though it wouldn’t have been impossible to get this result without HDR, it would have required a lot of post processing work in Photoshop. The sky and ground were very different exposures. By shooting two images, one exposed for the brights, one for the darks, and combining them with HDR, I was able to get a photo that looked very similar to what my eyes saw.
For this image I used the Pro HDR app. I also use TrueHDR at times.
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Steven May 4th, 2011
Lake Michigan stretched out before me like a painting,
it’s beauty was so inspiring I felt compelled to paint it with my phone…
Shot and Processed with my iPhone
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Steven April 22nd, 2011
One of Kenosh’s colorful trolleys that run a loop through downtown and the harbor area.
I decided to play around and make this look like a post card by adding the text to it.
This was all done on my iPhone.
Just out of curiosity, last night I made an 8×8 print of this photo. It turned out very nice. I’m so blown away by the quality of photos I’m getting from my iPhone 4 camera and the quality of the editing and filter apps that I’m using. In the future, I’ll have to do a post about these apps.
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Steven April 19th, 2011
There’s nothing as wonderful as the everyday beauty of our pets.
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