Thinking back to a couple of summers ago, when my wife and I spent some time in northern Arizona, I thought that some of the photos I took in Antelope Canyon--an already naturally surreal landscape--would be fun to manipulate into impossibly surreal landscapes using PicFrame...
First, a couple of examples showing the original landscape-shot and the radial-symmetry-'surrealization' side-by-side:
(These are all 'transplanted' snapseeded shots--
I took them with my Canon, but e-mailed the photos to
my iPhone so I could edit them with snapseed and PicFrame--
so, not strictly 'iphoneography.')
The desert magic of erosion and symmetry:




For this last one--
the original, then with PicFrame,
and then the cartoonish serendipity of the KaleidaCam app:
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