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89 posted:Is there any good iPad apps that'll help you not only upload images to Flickr, but also gain a little attention for your photos? I take so many photos, it gets tiresome adding a ton of tags and descriptions to everything and then I end up with only 2 likes.
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HPL posted:More messing around with Hipstamatic. LOVE both of these so much! Cheers!!!
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krackmonkey posted:LOVE both of these so much! Cheers!!! Thanks. Shooting black and white film made me think about line and form a lot more than when I was shooting only colour.
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89 posted:Granted, I don't know particularly what I'm doing, but I think I'm capable of a decent shot every once in a while. Go for a level horizon once in a while, life isn't a Batman episode. Your family snapshots are pretty good, maybe a tiny bit too much saturation but they have a nice vintage feel to them so I think it works.
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xzzy posted:Go for a level horizon once in a while, life isn't a Batman episode. Yeah, the colors were intended to be a little warmer for the holiday feel. My goal in my mind is to adapt the photos to how I and/or the atmosphere felt when I took them.
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I never noticed this thread somehow. I took this back in October. Instagram is fun. Pumpkin Patch by Some Jerk With A Camera, on Flickr
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89 posted:Could you elaborate more? (Really, I have no guidance at all whatsoever on this stuff). Tilting the camera so that the horizon isn't level (or verticals aren't straight up and down) tends to create a sense of drama or urgency in a scene. If it's an action shot and you want to convey speed, it is a useful technique to help make something look fast. It's generally referred to as a dutch tilt, and was used extensively in the original batman tv show (which is how most people recognize it). Forests, on the other hand, aren't very dramatic. Same goes for a parked car.. stationary scenes on a tilted camera make everything feel like it's about to tip over. If you're encountering situations where something you take a picture of feels "boring" without doing a tilt, it's usually a problem with composition.. the scene isn't interesting, or the photo's subject is not obvious.
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xzzy posted:Tilting the camera so that the horizon isn't level (or verticals aren't straight up and down) tends to create a sense of drama or urgency in a scene. If it's an action shot and you want to convey speed, it is a useful technique to help make something look fast. It's generally referred to as a dutch tilt, and was used extensively in the original batman tv show (which is how most people recognize it). Forests, on the other hand, aren't very dramatic. Same goes for a parked car.. stationary scenes on a tilted camera make everything feel like it's about to tip over. See I've always been taught/used (or intentionally not used) a dutch very slight to give a sense of "wrong". For that see the opening hospital bit of 28 Days Later. Most of my photography is in abandoned/crumbling poo poo so just a little off highlights the how unnatural it is. Or, alternatively, a level shot of an empty living room covered in dust is ALSO really unsettling. I guess you could file that under "drama" too.
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Snapseed for iOS is free at the moment  http://appshopper.com/photography/snapseed-for-ipad (universal version) Edit:  Antwerp Station on Flickr Das MicroKorg fucked around with this message at 13:15 on Dec 31, 2011 |
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FLX posted:Snapseed for iOS is free at the moment
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iPhone 4s using snapseed. Just going to mirror that if you haven't gotten it for free go do so. Ice by Sensitometry, on Flickr Edit: so I just learned by pure accident that the volume plus button on the headset can capture an image and function like a short remote for candid street photography. Tigertron fucked around with this message at 02:17 on Jan 4, 2012 |
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Man, there are some great shots in this thread. I shouldn't be surprised though. If you combine a good photographer with a readily available aperture you're bound to get something interesting. Here are my oddball contributions. They are all "macro" shots that I got with my crappy old LG not-quite-smart phone and an ancient Agfa magnifying lens. http://brimofobscurity.files.wordpress.com/2011/12/whorl.jpg http://brimofobscurity.files.wordpress.com/2011/11/droplet.jpg http://brimofobscurity.files.wordpress.com/2011/11/tinywildlife.jpg http://brimofobscurity.files.wordpress.com/2011/11/agfasilette.jpg
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89 posted:Got my hands on an iPad finally, so I've been using Photogene to post process my photos and my GOD, the bigger screen makes such a HUGE difference in working with the stuff. Are you using something to make a collage photo like this? Does Photogene do it? edit; never mind, I see that it does. quote:Is there any good iPad apps that'll help you not only upload images to Flickr, but also gain a little attention for your photos? I take so many photos, it gets tiresome adding a ton of tags and descriptions to everything and then I end up with only 2 likes. Yeah, the flickr client. Best way to get people to look at your photos is to be an active part of the community. Comment on and like other people's photos that you like.
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dema posted:Best way to get people to look at your photos is to be an active part of the community. Comment on and like other people's photos that you like. Yeah this. Join a bunch of groups and add your photos to those groups.
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Thanks man. It's just good ol' Instagram - the Sutro filter.
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Forgot a couple more:  My grandmother, Kernersville, NC by bjsmith1984, on Flickr  Angel Island, skating by bjsmith1984, on Flickr
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Wait you live in Kernersville? I live in Winston-Salem and work in Greensboro!
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QPZIL posted:Wait you live in Kernersville? I live in Winston-Salem and work in Greensboro! haahah awesome, someone that knows where Kernersville is. I live in California now, but used to live in Charlotte and still have family there and around the Winston-Salem area.
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I'm impressed how the highlights came out in that grandma photo. Usually when there's a lot of light and shadow like that, camera phones tend to bail on the highlights in favour of shadow detail.
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http://olloclip.com/ just ordered an olloclip for my 4s. Blowing $70 on a phone accessory makes me feel kind of moronic but some of the results in the flickr pool are really nice.
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Augmented Dickey posted:http://olloclip.com/ It is worth what you get out of it. Report back with what you think.  Wal-Mart Readymade by ThisQuietReverie, on Flickr  Wal-Mart Readymade by ThisQuietReverie, on Flickr Some found parking lot compositions that I liked.  Untitled by ThisQuietReverie, on Flickr  Untitled by ThisQuietReverie, on Flickr Couple of candids.
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 Conway Watertower #triptic by jdorseydesign, on Flickr iPhone 4, HDR Pro, Snapseed and Diptic. God I love having so many great photography apps on my iPhone.
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I drove through a tiny corner of Arkansas a few months back, first time for me being that far south. I did route 59 from Missouri to Siloam Springs, and it was terrifying. Late at night, was pissing rain, and apparently you Arkansas types get bored halfway through building roads because I drove several miles where rock walls were literally hanging over the road. Giant two ton slabs of rock were just chilling in the ditch, making me wonder if I was going to get crushed by another piece falling off.
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