Showing posts with label autumn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label autumn. Show all posts

October 30, 2013

Snapseed HDR, Teri Lou, and an iPhone 5s in Portland



Sunday I purchased the new iPhone so today I treated myself to a photo shoot in Portland on the waterfront. A beautiful autumn day it was too. I had a great time, feeling the familiar passion run through my veins. I posed in 'The Backside of Teri Lou' fashion while on lookers watched this crazy girl taking photos of herself on her iPhone. It made me smile. 
However the best part was coming home to process the image. Letting my creative juices flow in ways that have been lacking. I was surprised to find Snapseed had been upgraded. A great addition is the HDR folder. Makes me excited to take some of my old truck images and reprocess them again to see the effect. Another addition is the option in Image Tune - opening up the shadows. WOW! I must say that my disappointment of losing White Balance soon disappeared when I saw the results of 'Shadow'.
If you haven't yet added Snapseed to your Top Photography Folder, you must add it and it is FREE!

ProHDR
Snapseed
Glaze
Image Blender
Filterstorm


Original


After Snapseed HDR

October 30, 2011

Autumn in Zion

The first sign of Autumn in Zion
Autumn arrived in Zion about 3 weeks late this year. So I only caught the first of the color at the end of my trip. Just before the tunnel, when coming from the east, is a great pull out where the water has craved great grooves into the sandstone. The combo of the red tree and the lines caught my attention. Miss being there...lots!

ProHDR
Snapseed
ArtistaOil
Blender
Impression

I spent the evening setting up my apps on my new iPad2. Yes I have been working on the first generation iPad all this time. I just synced it and all seems to be organized as I set it up in iTunes. Now I need to decide if I am going to update my MacBook Pro to Lion so I can start to use the iCloud. Along with that I would need to learn Pages if I want my docs to sync with iCloud. Seems there has been so many changes lately that I have been spending much of my time on updating the devices and learning about all the changes, and not enough time being creative. However I have got a few ideas I have been working on and will share with the students in the Whidbey Workshop next week...I can't wait!

iPhoneography Classes Available Now! - next class starts November 21st - only six student per session. FYI - prices will increase in 2012. 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.

February 26, 2011

Autumn Glow



Blue Ridge Parkway
October 2010

I drove from mile marker 1 to mile marker 469, the entire length of the Blue Ridge Parkway in autumn October 2010. Most of the drive unfortunately was very foggy or raining. It was a gorgeous journey that I would to repeat in the spring when the rhododendrons are blooming.

PhotoPerfect
ArtistaOil
PhotoForge
Filterstorm
Iris
Impression



Do you want to learn to use the apps of the iPhone to create photographs beyond a basic snapshot? Sign up for the iPhoneography 101 online course for easy to follow instruction. The course allows you to work at your own pace while having a professional standing by to provide assistance, answer questions and offer critiques. Starts March 12th - sign up now! Contact instructor: Teri Lou at teri@terilou.com and ask for a course outline.

January 20, 2011

A Classic Single Tree - with a twist

The Twist

Driving along Skyline Drive in Virginia was absolutely gorgeous this past October.  A storm was brewing causing the wind to blow and the sun to pop in and out of the clouds. The fog was rolling through the valleys. It was a perfect autumn day, even though it made photographing a challenge. There are many pull offs along the Drive and I took advantage of most of them, driving in to take a peek at the scenery. At this particular stop I found my lone tree. The sun popped out for a moment to illuminate the branches with a warm cast of the late afternoon.
It wasn't until about a month later I processed this image. I had just recently discovered the app Iris and was practicing my skills. I found it to be extremely powerful. It is still a favorite app of mine that I use often.

ProHDR
Iris
PhotoStudio
Iris
Photo Copier
Impressiom
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