Apps Uncovered 20-27 April 2012

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Apps Uncovered 20-27 April 2012

This gallery features a handful of selections of the outstanding iPhoneography published on the iPC Flickr group and elsewhere on the internet. The aim of the gallery is to show the very best of the wide variety of iPhone, iPad and iTouch art and photography. The artists are also asked to reveal the apps and workflows used in creating their amazing iPhone photographs and art which is detailed beneath each image. Click on any image to see more of the artist's work. For a chance to be included in this weekly gallery, please join the iPC Flickr group. Please be sure to add the process/Apps you used in order to be included in the group. Thank you.

Please add your apps used: Thank you all once again for your wonderful submissions. I am afraid it's taking me ages to publish Apps Uncovered partly because of chasing artists for the Apps. Even though artists all respond really quickly,(thank you) and I know it's a probably a real pain to do it, it is a lot of extra work for me so unfortunately I am going to be really strict and leave great works of iPhoneography out if the apps/processing aren't mentioned either in the title, description or tags so please, please add your apps :-) Thank you –Nicki–

Apps Uncovered Friday 27 April 2012

Apps Uncovered Friday 27 April 2012

Title: Slow Walk Through Time

Artist: Reynaldo Obrero

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone4S. I took this photo while standing on the steps of a pedestrian bridge which crosses over this normally busier street where I work. I hardly ever use the native 4s camera app but I saw him walking and needed to take a quick shot. HDR was left on and it produced this motion-blur, ghost-like image of the man. I cropped, rotated and processed the photo using Camera+.

Title: Untitled

Artist: Clay Benskin

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone4S + I use ProCamera to shoot and Snapseed to edit

Title: Desert eye

Artist: Yuri Leskiv

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone + Camera+ + PhotoWizard + Decim8 + FilterStorm

Title: The ambiguous question of straightness.

Artist: fernandoprats

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone4S + Mattebox + Squareready + Pixlr-o-matic Plus

Title: The People's Eyebrow

Artist: Joel Levin

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone + Apps used were.....Hipstamatic (John S lens + Blackeys B+W film), cropped with camera+.

Title: Day 111: The Ripple

Artist: Steven Dempsey

Device/Apps/Info: Have you ever noticed how a single act of kindness can influence a whole chain of events and can touch countless people?

I used to work in Starbucks as a barista and saw this happen quite frequently. On a busy morning, people are typically preoccupied by work matters or other pressing things. Occasionally a person would buy their drink and also pay for the next person's order. This gesture would mostly be met with smiles all the way down the line. Others did the same and they, in turn, paid it forward...

Sometimes the smallest action on our part can have the biggest impact on others. Whether that will be a negative or positive impact is completely up to us.

Recipe:

1. iPhone 4s

2. Morning sunlight

3. Hipstamatic app

Title: Walking with rain

Artist:Yuriy Leskiv

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone4S + Camera+ FilterStorm + PhotoFX + RainyDaze

Title: Snow Fountain

Artist: Susan Blase

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone + Weeping Cherry shot using Hipstamatic and processed with BeFunky and Pixlromatic apps.

Title: Shoot The Pier

Artist: Todd Spiehler

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone + Hipstamatic 251; JohnS Lens + BlacKeys Supergrain

Title: Secret Eye

Artist: Mutablend

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone + this shot was taken on my iphone4, and postprocessed with Juxtaposer, Superimpose, Filterstorm, PhotoWizard, Snapseed, TiltShiftGen.

Title: Historic Tree Line

Artist: Maddy McCoy

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone + Process: Photo was taken with Hipstamatic (Helga Viking Lens & BlacKeys SuperGrain Film), put through Dynamic Light to pop it a bit, run through one of my own aremaC presets, and finally run through ScrathCam where the frame and some texture were added.

Title: Electric Green

Artist: Aaron Davis

Device/Apps/Info: Shot, edited and shared on iPhone. Apps used Camera+, Snapseed and Filterstorm.

Title: Beloved

Artist: Tal Shafik

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone + Hipstamatic 225

Title: Untitled

Artist: Clay Benskin

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone4S + I use ProCamera to shoot and Snapseed to edit

Title: Camera Roll-296

Artist: Alexey Ovsyannikov

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone4 + iPad2: BlurFX + 645pro + Blender + Iris Photo Suite + CameraPlus + 100Camerasin1

Title: 24 Hrs VIDEO

Artist: Shel Serkin

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone + It was shot with the native iPhone camera, and processed with TouchRetouch, Juxtaposer, Filterstorm and Camera+.

Title: Pretty spikey

Artist: Lindsey Thompson

Device/Apps/Info: Taken with an iPhone 4 macro, Hipstamatic 236.

Title: London Marathon 2012

Artist: Robin Pope

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone + the shot was taken with Pro Camera, cropped and processed through Snapseed then went through Noir to give this a darker Black and White effect.

Title: At the turn

Artist: Yuriy Leskiv

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone4 + Camera+ + PhotoStudioHD + Pixlromatic + FilterStorm

Title: Continuous Current Of Culture

Artist: Roger Guetta

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone4 + Juxtaposer + Blender + Snapseed + Halftone + Phototexture

More Apps Uncovered:

January - February 2012

October 2011

Apps Uncovered Friday 20 April 2012

Title: Light Into Dark

Artist: Clint Cline

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone + SlowShutter + Snapseed + KingCamera

Title: Fast falls the eventide

Artist: Clint Cline

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone + Decim8 + Painteresque + Superimpose

Title: Mutual Appreciation

Artist: Alan Kastner

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone4S + Slowshutter + Dynamiclight + Autostitch + Pixlromatic + PhotoFX + ScratchCam + FilterStorm

Title: Nautilus Shell

Artist: Mike Valdez

Device/Apps/Info: Processed with textures+ app for the iPhone

Title: She Wasn't Me

Artist: Olive Charlene

Device/Apps/Info: down by the river that runs to the sea little lady saw her last glad she wasn't me

Taken and edited with iPhone 4 Apps Used: Slowshutter, Camera+,Blender, ScratchCam, BlurFX,?

Title: That vast, unbridgeable moat of words

Artist: Bob Weil

Device/Apps/Info: Shot and processed on an iPhone. Includes photographed textures (including my blue jeans and the flap of a product box with glue residue still on it).

Process - The original shot came from a group of blurred people pics I took at a local museum, and I selected the one that would allow me to create a dynamic between the two subjects. I took a shot of my blue jeans (my knee, actually), then used Pixlromatic to add the greenish light leak, then rotated the image to place the light leak at the bottom (Photogene2).

In order to create the masking effect below and above the portion with the man and woman, I cropped the light leak and placed over top of the layer containing the image, and a black and white version over the upper area (2x at angles) using Superimpose. Using FlickStackr, I downloaded one of Les Brumes' free textures as a second background texture.

Finally, I applied the jeans texture again over everything using a very low percentage blend, just to darken and add a further bit of mystery (in DXP).

Title: "That Final Drag" -- Westlake / MacArthur Park, Los Angeles, CA.

Artist: David Ingram

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone + Hipstamatic + Lomob + Snapseed

Title: Self-portrait at 42

Artist: fernandoprats

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone4S + PhotoForge2 + Decim8 + TwistCam + PhotoToaster

Title: The intruder...

Artist: Cecily Caceu

Device/Apps/Info: I took this image with the Prohdr app, originally being attracted by the cool vintage car... but when the app was taking the 2 images (which takes a bit of time) a bicycle rode through -- complete accidental luck. I then fine tuned the image in snapseed. Pure Portland and pure luck!!

Title: Decimated Polaroid

Artist: Susan Blase

Device/Apps/Info: Dandelion shot with Retro Camera and edited with Decim8

Title: Planets

Artist: Lu Guada

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone4 + BlurFX + ScratchCam + PicGrunger + PhotoForge

Title: Napping (109/366)

Artist: Lisamjw

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone4S + Instagram + Hipstamatic: Ina’s 1969 film and the Americana lens

Title: Station silhouette (Light play 09 - Life in Tokyo 049)

Artist: iCloud_9 / NyanJiroo

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone +

6x6 App: Dynamic B&W mode (for capture) + PhoneGrager (Russian Blue) + Simply B&W (Blue) + Camera+ (Auto, Overlay Effect) + Photo fx (Vertical Streaks)

Title: Untitled

Artist: Laura Peischl

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone + Snapseed

Title: Architectural floor

Artist: ARCHiPhone

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone4S + CameraBag + TiltShiftGenerator

Title: When The Smoke Clears

Artist: Susan Blase

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone + Pixlromatic + Hipstamatic

Title: Inseparable

Artist: Paula Gardener

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone + I took the photograph with the iPhone 4 camera using natural light. The post processing apps were Camera+ and Snapseed for enhancement and toning down the colour. I then duplicated the image, processing one through Shock my pic and blending it with the other in Blender.

Title: Modernissimo Pinocchio

Artist: Mutablend

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone + shot with Slowshutter and postprocessed it with Superimpose, Dynamiclight, Filterstorm, Retouch, Camerabag.

Title: No admittance

Artist: Cecily Caceu

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone + PhotoToaster

Title: The fighter

Artist: Joel Adam

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone4 + Snapseed + Camera+ + Blender + Photocopier + ScratchCam + PicGrunger

Title: Wheal Coates.

Artist: Jay_Harvey

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone4S + to be confirmed

Title: St Michaels Mount.

Artist: Jay_Harvey

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone4S + to be confirmed

Title: Mother and Daughter

Artist: Maddy McCoy

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone + Hipstamatic, ScratchCam, VintageScene, ModernGrunge, Storyboarder.

The photo is of my best friend and her daughter. It is part of my Modern Family Portrait Series.

Title: Untitled

Artist: Clay Benskin

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone + I use ProCamera to shoot and Snapseed to edit

Title: Narbonne.

Artist: Amo Iphoneography aka melle Amo

Title: Day 107: Time Stood Still

Artist: Steven Dempsey

Device/Apps/Info: We are so used to the feeling of time moving forward in our daily lives. It's Monday today and most people who have regular work hours are not particularly fond of this day. The end of the week will usually yield a more positive reaction.

There are places in the world where days don't matter and time, at least how we experience it, stops moving entirely. Well, that's the perception.

This river in Carnation, Washington is one of those places for me. I compared this shot with something similar I captured a few years ago and I couldn't see any changes at all. Everything seems to be in the same place as before.

Whether I come here to photograph or not, I always stop my car, get out and just breathe. The time I spend in the presence of this river does not register on any clock, it is stolen time and, when I get back on the road, I feel like I have just woken from a dream.

Recipe: 1. iPhone 4s 2. Morning light  3. Hipstamatic and Snapseed apps