iPhone and iPad Edited Images

TRANSITIONS

Mindscapes

Watching images evolve using apps is fascinating.  Here several recent "mindscape" moments:

 

Sitting in the Stillness

 SUNSET--IN THE STILLNESS

Catching Up Again

Lordy, I am sooooo busy and the last thing I want is to fall behind with posting here.  Below are recent iPhone images. All were edited using an iPad.

 

COTTON CANDY CLOUDS

SUMMER EVENING

EVENING SKY

BOOKENDS (made by my Granddad)

Sunrise This Morning

SUNRISE

An Unknown Journey (IOS)

 AN UNKNOWN JOURNEY

Catching Up

Oh my, I have fallen behind with my posting here...Yikes!  Time to do a catch up. So...here we go:


Working with Procreate on my iPad, I was able to create a small painting and add handwritten notes.

Next, I shared on Facebook this watercolor that was painted in 7 minutes during what was to have been a 45-minute demonstration (back in the 70s while giving a watercolor workshop).  Demonstrations would usually take 45 minutes.  Seven minutes was a huge surprise for me.

 

 Sunflowers in a crock.  Taken with iPhone and edited using iPad.  By the way, sunflowers are heavy.

 

Bowl of cherries painted using apps on iPad from iPhone image.  I really like how this turned out.

iPhone image edited on Ipad with a look of moonlight.

Horus

HORUS

Summer Delight

I find hats delightful and whimsical.  Wearing one brings out the child in me. Perhaps they remind me of dressing up in my mother's high heels and pearls. So...when I saw my hat sitting propped up on our coffee table, I couldn't resist.  I grabbed the iPad and took the shot.  I am continually amazed at the quality achieved using these new devices.

STRAW HAT

Sunflower

The organic farmers next door gave me permission to take pictures of their sunflower field across the road.  Last night we drove there and I experimented shooting with my iPad.  Came home and called several apps into action.  I am having so much fun with these processes.  The older I get, the more I am enjoying traveling light.



Self Portrait



Had a blast yesterday doing a self portrait.  I broke a lot of the "rules"of photograpy and loved every minute of it.  Here is the result:

SELF PORTRAIT

I Changed My Mind

Last night I changed my mind.  I was (past tense) a Purist.  Now, after playing with my iPhone and iPad, not so much.  A vast world of experience is opening for the visual artist.  These mobile devices give photography new dimensions and an adventurous venue for experimentation and introspection.  Reading "The Art of iPhone Photography" woke me up to a myriad of possibilities.  I couldn't sleep. Ideas, "like sugar plums," dance in my head.  I can hardly wait to continue the journey in fresh ways on a new path.