| see in colour: http://instagram.com/p/dB2rvVlIJG/ | see in colour: http://instagram.com/p/dB2gMZFII_/ |
This was during the haze period, where the air quality was bad so I had Donna in the study with me with the air-conditioning switched on. She no longer spends everyday here as the study is too cluttered.
This is our Siamese fighting fish that lives in his bowl in the flat with us.
Mr P had to travel for work in the last week of July. This is a picture he took at the Chengu Shuangliu International Airport, China, with his Samsung Galaxy S2 smartphone, so please pardon the blurry graininess of the image. :P
Just an exercise to make the lines more obtrusive to the eye than the subject.
I took a picture which I thought was ideal for the theme of lines, but the resulting image ended up sub-optimal in the brightness and clarity. Here is how mobile photo editing “saved” the picture and gave it a different life as an abstract image.
Following the tutorial, I also have more photographs of the same subject from different POVs ;)
LAST WEEK’S ENTRIES: My Best Photo of the Week (MBPOTW) Challenge – WEEK 2 (28 – 4 Sep)
| Picture 1: Handsome | Picture 2: Lines |
For the last week, we have got two very different pictures – one exploring pet portraiture in a natural setting, the other exploring black and white with a still environment where there is time to consider the composition of the image.
Picture 1 – Bodhi looking very handsome. And picture 2 – what is an unconventionally cropped picture of an area in Changi Airport. You can read more about each picture by clicking on the links above.
The future looks bright and no stink-eye cat will get in my way!!
An image, no matter how well composed with expressive subjects can fall just that little bit short due to the dull light of that cloudy day. But with the use of a few mobile photo apps, a little bit of time, the mood of this photo has lifted from drab and dull to bright and dynamic.
Here’s how I did it on my iPhone for the colour version of the recent High Alert Cat post.
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