In a break with tradition we're going to start with this raw image taken by @Anglo of what she calls The Climbing Tree. Then we'll look at how the image can change dramatically with three different iPhone apps.
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| The unedited image, taken with @Anglo's iPhone 3GS |
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| Using the Dynamic Light Orton filter (set at 50%) the image is instantly richer and softer. Anglo used this enhanced image as the base for all the following edits |
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| The Contessa filter in Camera+. Now the tree is a dark, brooding menace. A tree once used as a gallows? |
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| Using the Burnt filer in Qbro, the tree takes on a somewhat illustrated feel, an enchanted tree from a book of fairy tales |
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| Using Qbro's 914Chrome filter the tree becomes the most mythical, something you'd expect to see in The Shire |
The question is - of course - which do you prefer?
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Great tree i really like the second effect it looks really moody and insparational
ReplyDeleteThanks Ian, I think the tree is just perfect for a tree house, I am sure you could make it too!
ReplyDeleteThe Contessa version for me. I love the tones and also it highlights the criss-cross shadows on the floor.
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