...and one of the scenes from that day is featured in this week's "Apps Uncovered" by iphoneographycentral.com:
"Bici en el Barrio Viejo, Tucson"
Backstory/Apps Used: Just south of downtown Tucson, the
architectural soul of the city--
Sonoran adobe rowhouses from the 19th-c.,
unique in the U.S.
(iPhone5, snapseed, iwatermark)
It's an honor to have this photo in this week's showcase; there is some amazing work in this week's selections!
The "Apps Uncovered" series is such a good place to learn from--the 'backstory' for each image gives you a bit of a behind-the-scenes look into the 'toolbox' the photographer/artist used.
For this particular image, as you can see, the only app I used was snapseed. (iWatermark is just used for my 'signature' in the corner.) I used the crop-tool to make the scene into a square, and then the 'drama' filter allowed me to bring out the texture of the wall. I used the 'center focus' tool just very lightly for a slight vignette.
New apps keep coming out every week, but snapseed remains my 'go-to' app--even when I use others for different effects, I usually begin and end the process with snapseed.
It's an honor to have this photo in this week's showcase; there is some amazing work in this week's selections!
The "Apps Uncovered" series is such a good place to learn from--the 'backstory' for each image gives you a bit of a behind-the-scenes look into the 'toolbox' the photographer/artist used.
For this particular image, as you can see, the only app I used was snapseed. (iWatermark is just used for my 'signature' in the corner.) I used the crop-tool to make the scene into a square, and then the 'drama' filter allowed me to bring out the texture of the wall. I used the 'center focus' tool just very lightly for a slight vignette.
New apps keep coming out every week, but snapseed remains my 'go-to' app--even when I use others for different effects, I usually begin and end the process with snapseed.
