MobiColour RESULT: MC #38 Theme: ART - October 17-23
rizole
It's not even my banana.
Simultaneously object and process, art is what you are and do.But.........what is ART
sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
So.....hmmmm......anything then [emoji3]
rizole
It's not even my banana.
I refer you back to our erstwhile colleagues comment:
it's whatever you want it to be.
GroovyGouvy
MobiLifer
I have no idea with what app I have started with. But it was a picture of yellow flowers I combined with a live shot from the sky. It was a Diana kind of app and I've tested it with this. Don't think it survived on my pod, but the test image did and I still like the lighting and light colours and finalised it now with Oil Effect.
Flowery Clouds
Flowery Clouds
GroovyGouvy
MobiLifer
Yesterday another rainbow found me 6Pod native cam). Made it artsy with Enlight.
Rainbow Over Oxford Street
Rainbow Over Oxford Street
We played right into your hand Ann.Brilliant bunch of images. My fave is the one with all the baths.
Edit: Oh and the one with the statue holding up the crane.
Montreal street art.
Montreal street art 2
Montreal 3
sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
I particularly like the last, but three great examples Brian, I really love street art.
But.........what is ART
Rhymes with fart.
I have to travel quite far to see street art. Alma is a village with a population of under 250 and there isn't even any graffiti around here.
Decorative canopy over footbridge. Quebec City waterfront.
Blue going to red on one end, blue to green on the other.
Blue going to red on one end, blue to green on the other.
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, QC, street art.
Oh, this is so great!
I LOVE stuff like this...
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, QC, Aircraft Museum art.
Yeah, great pics, FundyBrian
Panoramic history of the old Village of Pointe Claire, QC. It shows a progression of settlements going back to First Nations people on the far left and progressing to the recent past (looks like the Norman Rockwell era) on the right.
There are at least 10 stills making up this panorama, stitched with AutoStitch. Usually when you make a panorama you stand in one place and scan across the scene with your camera. This results in a big middle and tapered-off ends when the subject is flat like a mural. This was an experiment in making a panorama by walking along the mural and making shots parallel to the building and all from the same distance. The ground drops off a couple of feet as I walked towards the left and the result is not completely even but better than bulged in the middle. I estimate the mural to be about 65 feet wide.
There are at least 10 stills making up this panorama, stitched with AutoStitch. Usually when you make a panorama you stand in one place and scan across the scene with your camera. This results in a big middle and tapered-off ends when the subject is flat like a mural. This was an experiment in making a panorama by walking along the mural and making shots parallel to the building and all from the same distance. The ground drops off a couple of feet as I walked towards the left and the result is not completely even but better than bulged in the middle. I estimate the mural to be about 65 feet wide.
Modern Chinese Art: taken at Beijing's 798 Art Zone, a must see but little known district.
Hanoi Ceramic Wall, Vietnam - 4km mosaic on the wall of the dyke system. Started in 2007 and finished in 2010!
Some of the best 'art' for me in Hong Kong is the window dressing:
et al
Great series of shots Ann. And here I was expecting to see your fabulous collages. You threw me a lovely curve.