I thought these were so oddly pruned...but they were very appealing to me.
Brugge, Belgium
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MobiColour RESULT: MC #110 No Theme - March 5-11, 2018
I thought these were so oddly pruned...but they were very appealing to me.
Brugge, Belgium
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Now we’re up to 4....Only on Page 3 and its a No Theme week tsk tsk.
sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
I think I have all the XNapps - following our Lzed and GroovyGouvy on AppZapp
Probably used a couple of them, too. Seem to recall XNSketch is good.
Only colour for a Ducati. Do you have one, John?
Love the red and turquoise, and the pops of yellow. All the primary colors...
Hidden Calories
Snapseed: borrowed from my 365...
Snapseed: borrowed from my 365...
Cracking Up
PicsArt
Molten
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MotownLarry
MobiPassionista
- Real Name
- Larry M
- Device
- IPhone XR
America’s Oldest General Store...Bath, New Hampshire. In continuous operation since the 1790’s. Snapseed and Distressed FX.
younger
MobiLurver
- Real Name
- Juliana
- Device
- iPhone 11 Pro Max
Great vintage edit on this Larry.
sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
Unfortunately not.
Nice!!
Love her...cracks and all.
Wow, it really does look like molten metal!
What a great place! I love that people are hanging out on the porch.
Watch your head
Matter, Filterloop
Matter, Filterloop
I'm working on the B/Ws now. Be back here in a bit.
Oh riiiiight.... double duty today. No worries... take your time. It's a zen type of day today....
And here we go:
Honorable Mentions to sinnerjohn's monster skull, lkbside's blue shoes, Starzee's pilloried cows, and MotownLarry's general store.
Third goes to sinnerjohn for "Roof," specifically the first of the three images which I think best shows the beautiful intricacy of the metalwork and the orange-y warmth of the lights and the rust.
For second and first, I spent an hour trying to decide between JillyG's "Feed the birds" and rizole's "View from the Shakespeare Memorial Room," two photos that are complete opposites, until I finally gave up and decided to award them a joint first. To take care of the practical matters, a coin flip decided that rizole will be the judge and set the theme for the coming week.
JillyG's photo of the Nepalese couple has a warm and relaxed feel, unlike the usual "street shot," and even though neither person is looking at the camera, you know they're aware of it and aren't bothered. And there's so much to look at: the slightly exotic dress, the pigeons perched on arms and flapping their wings, the happy greedy birds crowding the ground. Great photo. (You have entered it in the IPPAwards, right? RIGHT??)
rizole's vista of Birmingham is totally different, all buildings and clouds and angles and expansive space. It's sharp all through, as it needs to be to give you the feel of the city. I don't think you can really appreciate it without viewing it on a big desktop monitor. I opened it up to the full width of my 23" 16:9 Samsung monitor, and it's simply spectacular, just like some of the images from the recent MPA awards that we marveled over. (And you've got to enter this one in the next MPA, you hear?)
Wonderful images all.
Honorable Mentions to sinnerjohn's monster skull, lkbside's blue shoes, Starzee's pilloried cows, and MotownLarry's general store.
Third goes to sinnerjohn for "Roof," specifically the first of the three images which I think best shows the beautiful intricacy of the metalwork and the orange-y warmth of the lights and the rust.
For second and first, I spent an hour trying to decide between JillyG's "Feed the birds" and rizole's "View from the Shakespeare Memorial Room," two photos that are complete opposites, until I finally gave up and decided to award them a joint first. To take care of the practical matters, a coin flip decided that rizole will be the judge and set the theme for the coming week.
JillyG's photo of the Nepalese couple has a warm and relaxed feel, unlike the usual "street shot," and even though neither person is looking at the camera, you know they're aware of it and aren't bothered. And there's so much to look at: the slightly exotic dress, the pigeons perched on arms and flapping their wings, the happy greedy birds crowding the ground. Great photo. (You have entered it in the IPPAwards, right? RIGHT??)
rizole's vista of Birmingham is totally different, all buildings and clouds and angles and expansive space. It's sharp all through, as it needs to be to give you the feel of the city. I don't think you can really appreciate it without viewing it on a big desktop monitor. I opened it up to the full width of my 23" 16:9 Samsung monitor, and it's simply spectacular, just like some of the images from the recent MPA awards that we marveled over. (And you've got to enter this one in the next MPA, you hear?)
Wonderful images all.