Thanks for following along with my posts this week. And thanks to Doc for allowing me to be a guest contributor.
This is a 15 second long exposure taken with SlowShutter Cam with the iPhone on a tripod. I didn’t have a specific idea on how I wanted to process the image, so I opened it in Pictureshow and started trying out different presets. I liked the unexpected result of MultipleExposure preset that I got here.
A city worker buffs graffiti from the wall across from the 16th Street Bart Station.
Shot with Camera+ & processed with PictureShow.
Seen outside of a shoe repair shop in the Excelsior district.
Shot with Camera+ & processed with PictureShow.
This sign has stood high above Van Ness Avenue as long as I can remember. This morning, they started tearing it down. A Nissan dealership is moving in according to the paper signs at street level.
Shot in Camera+ & processed in PictureShow. I had to use the digital zoom in order to get close, which explains the super weak pixel data in the sign lettering.
2nd part of the Inspirations lowrider meetup I photographed yesterday. Seen above, Pier 36 near the Bay Bridge. The Impala sitting high on the right belongs to Roberto, who we cruised with later in the day.
Shot with Camera+ & processed with PictureShow.
Seen early this morning in Bernal Heights while waiting for the bus, a neighbor waters her plants.
Mobile photography has quickly become one of my favorite ways to make photos. I think it’s the imperfect nature of the images compared to those made on a DSLR. It’s also fun to share images with friends, instantly,while on the go.
I used Camera+ and the PictureShow app to make the above photo.
