As an added note, the kaleidoscope effect photo was achieved using the "icoloroma s" app, which I am loving! This was the escher effect (and most of the effects have adjustment sliders so you can increase/decrease the impact). The images with typed words were achieved with the "Phonto" app. The September bubble image was achieved with the "Bubble Frame" app.
It shows that you can take also good pictures with your iphone.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
Gorgeous images! Maybe the iphone is just as much a "real" camera as any other camera?! I don't know! But it sure is fun to play with!
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous! No wonder you're having so much fun...:-)!
ReplyDeleteI am feeling just like you right now Sherri. I haven't posted anything of real purpose on either of my blogs in a couple of weeks, very rare for me. I think I have been concentrating hard on learning Lightroom and I have been trying to go out and take pictures to work on editing. By the time I am done with all that I am exhausted!
ReplyDeleteIt could be the time of year too. . . we've been back to school for the amount of time it takes to be exhausted by the schedule. And for me, I've been sick, haven't even instagramed lately either, but I have missed your posts and poems!! xo
ReplyDeletewonderful set of photos! made me want a starbucks vanilla latte..
ReplyDeleteFantastic photographs, beautiful climate. I am greeting
ReplyDeleteLovely set of pictures, Sherri. I particularly like the flower shots.
ReplyDeleteSo many gorgeous photos!!! I love using the camera on my iPhone! It's nice to not always feel like you need to take the big camera everywhere.
ReplyDeleteSometimes, snapping instead of efforting can make for great results and get the fun back into creativity, these shots above are all interesting, well composed and I especially love the cutie with his red kong toy :)
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful! You are really enjoying your iPhone. I'm afraid that is what will happen when I get mine -- that I won't use my "good" camera as much.
ReplyDeletewonderful, each and all. I think that BEing creative requires times of distance and NOT knowing exactly what's up or next... seems to me you've found something to stretch some new muscles and play differently. I am sure if I had an iPhone and all the fun things to play with on it I'd get lost in it, too. this happens to me regularly, actually, so it is good to hear and see another's perspective of it.
ReplyDeleteI love my Iphone to and I find I go through periods of only taking shots with my phone I suppose also thta it's so instant and the apps well need I say more..
ReplyDeleteGosh! I completely agree. I find it hard to take out my big camera cos I'm fooling around with my phone most of the time :) Your Instagram feed is lovely
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