The Pink Floyd Shirt, monochrome
James M Lens, Rock BW-11 Film, Tasty Pop Flash
Pink Floyd Shirt 2
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Pink Floyd Shirt 1
I was looking around for today’s image and I was drawing blanks. Then, from out of no where I saw my Pink Floyd shirt, just hung there. I don’t know why I hadn’t noticed it before, but there it was.
I took a few with different settings in Hipstamatic. I used the Dali pac on this one. When the Dali pac came out I was really really excited. I count Dali as one of my favourite artists of any genre. I would give anything to be able to go to the Dali Museum in Spain.
This is the shot I got with that pac.
Pink Floyd Dali Style
A Sign Without A Station
I was at my nephews 10th birthday party today. I took a couple of minutes out and went outside to have a cigarette, whilst out there wandering around trying to stay warm I came across this sign. It’s been there for ages but I hadn’t really taken much notice.
The train station is a good mile away from where this was taken and I really have no idea what purpose it offers. It’s a bit like the land locked sailor statue.
Trains... Where?
I used Hipstamatic on Shake and Prey mode. The settings turned out lens: Susie Film: Float No Flash.
Strike A Light
I was struggling with ideas for an image for today.. So I went and had
A cigarette and had a think and then it came to me in a flash.
I used Hipstamatic for this one. I used the shake and prey method and ended up with the Jimmy lens and the Alfred Infrared film. I really like the halo effect.
Dirty Cup
This was taken using Instagram. I have had the app in my phone for ages but have never used it. One tip.. Don’t include your precise location. Whoops
Face Mysterious
This is the other cat that has adopted us. This one hangs around more than the other. We think she is a couple of years younger that the other one. She is much more playful and hare-brained.
I think I used Plastic Bullet to get the effect on this image. It was also shot in the very early hours of the morning so the shot wasn’t brilliant to start with. But with the manipulation done by PB it kind of works for me.
This Cat is one dirty stop out.
Skyline
The Skyline
This is an image I have used as one of my headers on the site (refresh a couple of times you’ll see it.) I start out by playing around in Snapseed (I got it as a free download over New Years) and it’s an immense tool that is not so easy to get accurate reading from on a 3GS resolution. Maybe when I upgrade later in the year it will be more useful. The image I got from Snapseed was interesting if not VERY noisy, so I took it over to my desktop version of PhotoShop and toned the noise down a little and smoothed it out. So whilst not a TOTALLY iPhone image it has more facets of iPhoneography than not.
Poster Peach
We have two cats that hang around our garden like it was their own. We don’t help matter by feeding them occasionally (OK! quite a bit.) We gave them names and even when we found out their real names we still called them by the names we gave them. Those cats must be very confused.. we gave them identity crisis’s.
Anywho, this is a image using a new App I downloaded this morning Posterize (It was announced on the creators Twitter feed today that he had decided to make Posterize a free App permanently – Great news. I may just have to take a look at his other paid Apps and see what the reviews look like.)
One of our adopted cats.
Time Again
I have pretty much slammed the page with Hipstamatic shots the past few days. I thought I would use a different app tonight, one that gave even less control. Plastic Bullet.
This image was chosen by my much better half.
Desk Mates
I share my desk. It doesn’t matter where I am, whether it was when I used to work in an office or here at home, I have to have something to look at on my desk.
I recently cleared my desk of all the crap that had built up over the ast couple of months. I wiped the coffee stains off and found a coaster to rest my mug on. and I found that my little friends were hidden under the monitor looking rather cramped… so I pulled them out and gave them centre stage.
Look who's back
I used – Hipstamatic – Helga Viking Lens, Ina’s 1969 Film, No Flash