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| Carpenter Museum built 1914 I was driving through my hometown yesterday looking for hearts, when I decided to stop and capture this local historical house. It is another example of me waiting 18 years to capture something I have driven by several times. For me, the iPhone has opened up my eyes and my heart to more possibilities. This image is a reflection of the artist I have become. This time when I was driving by the house I saw it an opportunity for me to practice creating a vintage photographic look. What I would normally see as a rather dull scene, without much color in the yard, on the house or in the sky, now became a challenge. I will admit that I went in several wrong directions before I found just the right apps to do the job. Most were creating a muddy mess. After I got the image to glow I still needed to spend time finding the right frames. I also spent time in Filterstorm with the brush and eraser. ProHDR - 11 images Autostitch Vintage Iris Filterstorm PicGrunger Impression This image's processing technique will be part of my Advance Course that I am preparing for now. |
The journey of a single woman, purposely living full time as a nomad in a DIY custom van while teaching creative iPhone photography workshops and leading photography tours throughout the USA.
Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
February 15, 2011
Carpenter Museum
February 3, 2011
Portland Sky Bridge
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| Portland Sky Bridge When walking through downtown I saw this incredible glass sky bridge and wanted to find a way to capture its uniqueness. As I made my way inside the building, I tried to find the best perspective in which to show the immense size. This is a 180 degree multi stitched image that was captured using ProHDR. I processed it in many layer using both Iris and Filterstorm. I purposely darkened the ceiling to direct your eye to all the glass and beams. |
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