Coupeville Pier and Paintmee

During The Last-Pixel Show workshop today, Harry demonstrated how he uses the app Paintmee. I had forgotten how much I liked it.
Today's image was captured with ProHDR and processed with: Paintmee, Blender, Filterstorm, Grungetastic and fxPhotoStudio.

Blending with the apps Filterstorm and Blender

On the way to the Palouse, I pass through the small town of Sprague, WA. Last year I saw this church several times standing prominently on a side street. However I didn't capture it until this year a few weeks ago.

I also wanted to share that I had a great experience with Apple at the Apple Store today in Bellevue Washington. I had experienced some problems with my new MacBook Pro so they immediately replaced it onsite, helped me transfer all my data and I was given a $100 iTunes card for my trouble.

Yes, I realize that I would not have received such service with a PC.

Now we are transferring my info from my time machine backup to the my new machine.

ProHDR - single shot

Sketchmee 

Paintmee

Blender to blend the two above and again with orginal

PhotoStudio - bumpmapped

Filterstorm - to brush back in more of the detail from the original

Blending, in my opinion, is what makes the images I process work. Without Blender or Iris and FIlterstorm my images would not be as complete.

In iCreativity, I explain not only the importance of blending but how to do it in any creative ways. Sign up for my course to find out more in detailed directions.

iPhoneography Classes Available Now! - next class starts July 11th - limit 6 student per course.


If you would like to learn how to capture and process iPhone images beyond a basic snapshot take an Online iPhoneography Course with Teri Lou. Two courses are available iPhoneography 101 and iCreativity. Click on the direct links in the upper left hand column of this blog for information, pricing and schedule.

Backside x3 - The Brick Saloon, Roslyn, WA

Teri Lou's few personalities

"A lot can happen in a year." is a quote I seem to live by day by day, month by month, year by year.

In the last year I have been very fortunate to meet many wonderful people. Some have become dear friends, while others have past through my life briefly. I live in a small town and my social contact has been limited after my daughters both graduated from high school. With the new freedom I decided to travel the world seeing so many wonderful places and again meeting wonderful people. With the options of social networking I have kept in contact with so many of my 'new friends' in ways that weren't possible just a few short years ago.
However I have neglected to bond with the people close to home until recently. As many of you who follow my blog know I have been spending time in The Brick recently. It started as a place to go on Tuesday for 'Taco Tuesday'. Now it is my 3rd office, my 'Cheers' and a place I can shake my bootie on Saturday night! The Brick is a wonderful place for locals and out of towners a like. The staff is friendly and very welcoming.
The other day I asked Carlena, the head bartender, if I could come in early to work on a photo shoot. Without hesitation she made the arrangements for me. So last week I brought my iPhone and change of clothes and spent the morning photographing my backside. Thanks to Carlena, Randi and staff for allowing me to express myself that morning.

ProCamera

Filterstorm

Paintmee

Toon Paint

Blender

Grungetastic

fxPhotoStudio

 - I used Vintage to remove the blown out highlights and to warm up my exposed skin.

Impression

iPhoneography Classes Available Now! - next class starts July 11th - limit 6 student per course.


If you would like to learn how to capture and process iPhone images beyond a basic snapshot take an Online iPhoneography Course with Teri Lou. Two courses are available iPhoneography 101 and iCreativity. Click on the direct links in the upper left hand column of this blog for information, pricing and schedule.