Other worldly photography

[Geek1956]

Apple shows you how to take 'otherworldly' iPhone images — Cult of Mac

Explore some of the more exotic possibilities of your iPhone’s camera with a free tutorial from a professional photographer. An video Today at Apple session shows how to use Night Mode to take and edit “otherworldly” images.

apple.news

Just finished watching this video about getting creative with night photography using coloured cellophane, Vaseline etc. The video is linked through the articlev

 

[Starzee]

Apple shows you how to take 'otherworldly' iPhone images — Cult of Mac

Explore some of the more exotic possibilities of your iPhone’s camera with a free tutorial from a professional photographer. An video Today at Apple session shows how to use Night Mode to take and edit “otherworldly” images.

apple.news

Just finished watching this video about getting creative with night photography using coloured cellophane, Vaseline etc. The video is linked through the articlev

Fantastic! I subscribe to Cult of Mac so don’t know how I manage to miss this. It’ll be winter before I’m still awake after dark (early to bed early to rise) but in the meantime I can’t wait to experiment with putting stuff in front of the lens. As I watched the video, the first Mobitogger that popped into my mind was ubbyisis Eva, who is lives in the far north.

 

[ubbyisis]

Fantastic! I subscribe to Cult of Mac so don’t know how I manage to miss this. It’ll be winter before I’m still awake after dark (early to bed early to rise) but in the meantime I can’t wait to experiment with putting stuff in front of the lens. As I watched the video, the first Mobitogger that popped into my mind was ubbyisis Eva, who is lives in the far north.

Great, I must check this up and buy some cellophane Thanks for thinking of me up here on lat 61

 

[Geek1956]

Fantastic! I subscribe to Cult of Mac so don’t know how I manage to miss this. It’ll be winter before I’m still awake after dark (early to bed early to rise) but in the meantime I can’t wait to experiment with putting stuff in front of the lens. As I watched the video, the first Mobitogger that popped into my mind was ubbyisis Eva, who is lives in the far north.

I picked it up accidentally, I’m not a great YouTube watcher but this one caught my eye. I got out of bed after watching it and did some shots from the back balcony. The young lady’s work was awsome

 

[ImageArt]

Thanks, Kevin! Great ideas. This is when I wish I was still in HK. It was a wonderful place to do night shots. These ideas would have been perfect.

 

[Geek1956]

Thanks, Kevin! Great ideas. This is when I wish I was still in HK. It was a wonderful place to do night shots. These ideas would have been perfect.

Same here , although we’re in lockdown our CBD has some great spots. The wood shots looked great too

 

[younger]

Apple shows you how to take 'otherworldly' iPhone images — Cult of Mac

Explore some of the more exotic possibilities of your iPhone’s camera with a free tutorial from a professional photographer. An video Today at Apple session shows how to use Night Mode to take and edit “otherworldly” images.

apple.news

Just finished watching this video about getting creative with night photography using coloured cellophane, Vaseline etc. The video is linked through the articlev

Very interesting, thanks for sharing!

 

[JillyG]

Apple shows you how to take 'otherworldly' iPhone images — Cult of Mac

Explore some of the more exotic possibilities of your iPhone’s camera with a free tutorial from a professional photographer. An video Today at Apple session shows how to use Night Mode to take and edit “otherworldly” images.

apple.news

Just finished watching this video about getting creative with night photography using coloured cellophane, Vaseline etc. The video is linked through the articlev

Very interesting, thanks Kevin. I want some coloured film now, and night-time of course.

 

[Geek1956]

Very interesting, thanks Kevin. I want some coloured film now, and night-time of course.

Gotta go looking for coloured cellophane and Vaseline

 

[JillyG]

Gotta go looking for coloured cellophane and Vaseline

Careful now! Others might not realise that it’s all about the photography.

 

[ImageArt]

I took an online macro course some time back where the teacher put different types of fabrics over a macro lens sometimes with a hole in the middle. It was for DSLRs but I was hoping to apply the principles to mobile photography and quite a lot was relevant.

So after being inspire by the video Kevin linked to above I thought I would give it a go.

This one was taken using a stocking with a hole in it. The fabric is really too thick but it worked well for these shells which I further grunged up in Snapseed.

Here’s the original. I cropped it because the stocking was a bit harsh as you can see.

 

[ImageArt]

Next I tried through a double layer of blue silvery ribbon. Again I did some post processing in Snapseed, saturating and applying a grunge.

Original. I like the dreamy original as much.

Here are some of my ’tools’. I used a cheap 37mm x10 macro lens that I attached to my Moment cover using their 37mm adapter. Then there is the blue ribbon and burgundy ribbon I used in this and the next images.

 

[ImageArt]

Finally some images taken with the burgundy ribbon, mostly double layer, sometimes further away from the lens and sometimes with a jagged hole in the centre.

 

[ImageArt]

This rose had the burgundy ribbon but I think I prefer the post processing in Snapseed:

Processed:

Original:

 

[terse]

This rose had the burgundy ribbon but I think I prefer the post processing in Snapseed

Me, too. I think the green background sets off the rose nicely.