Serious weapons there. Respect.
MobiColour RESULT: MC #104 No Theme - January 22-28, 2018
Magic egret dust
Shot with ProCamera, cropped in Photos
younger
MobiLurver
- Real Name
- Juliana
- Device
- iPhone 11 Pro Max
So cute
Dirty bird of paradise
Lightroom HDR, Snapseed
It looks like it’s resting its head. It definitely looks like a bird.
rizole
It's not even my banana.
Disappointing results with things far away/zoom. Do iPhones do any better?
Not in my experience. I get my best results with manual focus apps that let me force focus to infinity, but still... Some people get better results, though, so maybe I'm missing something.
younger
MobiLurver
- Real Name
- Juliana
- Device
- iPhone 11 Pro Max
I don’t think iPhones do much better... I tried a couple of times but only at night with nightcap app and a tripod, but it’s still very blurry/undefined. I think we need a proper camera for that kind of photo, but ha[py to be corrected by anyone with a different experience and useful tips/tricks!
No they don’t. I’ve been disappointed with the results of the 8+ on distant objects.
No they don’t. I’ve been disappointed with the results of the 8+ on distant objects.
Hmmm. That’s a problem worth looking into.
The only thing straight is the camera.
Fusion. Even the land outside is on a slope.
Fusion. Even the land outside is on a slope.
Untouched for years.
Fusion.
Fusion.
I've been taking almost no photos lately so here's a creation from iColorama (with help from Color Story, Matter, Superimpose)
sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
dog walking. - snapseed
rizole
It's not even my banana.
...but then again, too few to moorhen.Egrets? I’ve had a few, but then again ...Good one Ted.
younger
MobiLurver
- Real Name
- Juliana
- Device
- iPhone 11 Pro Max
I don’t really know why, but it looks like a scene from a film where there’s strange goings on behind the perfect facades. Great edit.
That's interesting. I think that because things are leaning every whichway, it ends up balanced in a way, so I don't feel the urge to reach out and straighten something, the way I do when a horizon or a door or something is a bit off line. When a single thing in a photo is tilted, or several things are tilted in the same direction, it pulls me out of the image. (If you know what I mean. Possibly it's just a particular weirdness of mine, but if that turns out to be the only one it'll be a good day.
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rizole
It's not even my banana.
The wrong tree.
That's interesting. I think that because things are leaning every whichway, it ends up balanced in a way, so I don't feel the urge to reach out and straighten something, the way I do when a horizon or a door or something is a bit off line. When a single thing in a photo is tilted, or several things are tilted in the same direction, it pulls me out of the image. (If you know what I mean. Possibly it's just a particular weirdness of mine, but if that turns out to be the only one it'll be a good day.
I understand perfectly.
This feels very much like a view from the edge of the woods. Where sprawl is encroaching on natural habitat. It’s a very unsettling view of civilization. Of course I have no idea what is really behind this position. I can imagine wild animals coming to the edge to puzzle out this strange invasion. Or I can imagine “the dog” pausing here to decide which way to go. It could open an Alfred Hitchcock scene.
