The Conservatory ~ Apps: Glaze ~ Camera + ~ Leonardo ~ Snapseed ~ BracketMode ~ Pro HDR x ~ Impression

Captured with BracketMode: Blended using Pro HDR x: Processed in Snapseed: Artistic filter rendered in Glaze: enhanced using Leonardo and signed using Impression

Sharing new ways to capture images on the iPhone with students is so much fun! I just love to see their faces when they blend their first HDR image, they capture using BracketMode and blend using Pro HDR x. It's always an "Oh Wow! Today I had a group of students in a local conservatory and we worked mainly on capturing macro images with our iPhones, but I also had a student who wanted to expand her knowledge on shooting and capturing bracketed HDR images. The images here are an assortment from today's workshop.
Join me in Washington, DC for my next "Getting Started in iPhone Photography" at the National Portrait Gallery, March 13, just a few spots open.

Orchid: Captured using the Macro feature in Camera+: Processed in Snapseed: Artistic filter applied using Glaze: Enhanced using Leonardo: signed using Impression

Captured with BracketMode: Blended using Pro HDR x: Processed in Snapseed: Artistic filter rendered in Glaze: enhanced using Leonardo and signed using Impression

Cactus Flower: Captured using the Macro feature in Camera+: Processed in Snapseed: Artistic filter applied using Glaze: Enhanced using Leonardo: signed using Impression

Howard Rawlings Conservatory

Original Capture Hipstamatic: Salvadore 84 Lens: Dream Canvas Film. Processed in Photo Studio, applied the Explosion effect to achieve the Zoom effect.

Today I volunteered for the Baltimore Camera Club at the Howard Rawlings Conservatory helping their members make some images, work their cameras and shoot with a macro lens. After everyone was in the groove and working subjects I made a few quick iPhone shots.

Capture: True HDR 4 vertical shot Stitched in AutoStitch; PhotoForge for watercolor filter: Oil Paint Filter with selective opacity: Pic Grunger for aged look, blended two layers one soft focus and one sharp for the look.

Banana Leaf: Captured with Camera Plus Pro: Brightness: contrast in Perfect Photo

Vegetation: Smudged in PhotoForge: Blended back with original in Iris and reduced opacity.