Apps Uncovered June 29 2012

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Apps Uncovered June 29 2012

Every Friday, a weekly selection of images is chosen from the iPC Flickr Group to reflect the extraordinary creativity being produced on iPhones, iTouches and iPads. This gallery aims to inspire and be a learning resource where we share the processes we use to create our images. If you would like to be considered for the Apps Uncovered weekly showcase, please join the iPC Flickr group and share the apps you use in the description or tags. More information about your image is always welcome. We love to hear your ideas and stories behind the images so please feel free to share these with us.

Many thanks to all of you who have shared your work and processing work flows.

Title: Water Was My Strange Flower (A new series.).

Artist: Cindy Patrick

Device/Apps/Info: [This image is part of]... the first in a new series inspired by an Anne Sexton poem titled "The Nude Swim."

Apps used: SlowShutter, ShockMyPic, Iris Photo Suite

The Nude Swim by Anne Sexton “On the southwest side of Capri we found a little unknown grotto where no people were and we entered it completely and let our bodies lose all their loneliness. All the fish in us had escaped for a minute. The real fish did not mind. We did not disturb their personal life. We calmly trailed over them and under them, shedding air bubbles, little white balloons that drifted up into the sun by the boat where the Italian boatman slept with his hat over his face. Water so clear you could read a book through it. Water so buoyant you could float on your elbow. I lay on it as on a divan. I lay on it just like Matisse’s Red Odalisque. Water was my strange flower, one must picture a woman without a toga or a scarf on a couch as deep as a tomb. The walls of that grotto were everycolor blue and you said, “Look! Your eyes are seacolor. Look! Your eyes are skycolor.” And my eyes shut down as if they were suddenly ashamed.”

Title: Image pic #63

Artist: Souichi Furusho

Device/Apps/Info: All iPhone 3GS

Shot:Procamera

App:Iris Photo Suite, Photo FX, PhotoClip, Filterstorm

Title: Piety and devotion

Artist: Bob Weil

Device/Apps/Info: Shot and processed using an iPhone. Pixlromatic and Jazz used to arrive at the right tone and vignetting (in color). In Photogene2, adjusted contrast and lowered noise a bit after cropping, then Snapseed to convert to b&w, then boosted brightness a bit there as well.

Title: beachboy

Artist: oneday123

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone + To be confirmed

No._471 iPhone4+iDesign+PicFrame+SnapSeed+CrossProcess+ImageBlender+PictureShow

Title: No._471

Artist: Lynette Jackson

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone4 + iDesign + PicFrame + SnapSeed + CrossProcess+ ImageBlender + PictureShow

Title: Enlightenment. With a healthy dose of safety. Because it is a school and we don't want learning unless it's safe. Did we mention it's safe?

Artist: Unruly_e

Story behind the photo: A bit of Old School (from a series of four). Well, not old school as in film images, but rather literally an old school.

These were taken on a visit to the old Catholic elementary school, now sold to pay the debts of the church as decided by the state. It's in an odd, transitional limbo and that seemed a good place to stop it in its tracks for posterity. Or at least for the sake of your enjoyment.

This is the institutional smoke detector. Next to the institutional light fixture. On the institutional metal ceiling. In the institutional hall. With sneaky natural, unsafe, unapproved sunshine.

Apps used: iPhone + FilterStorm + Hipstamatic

Title: Fag break

Artist: Andy Chapman

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone + I opened the original in Snapseed and cropped it, converted it to B&W and used the centre focus tool to add blur and vignette. Next I added some grunge using three or four effects in Iris. I then applied the Stereogram filter in Pictureshow which gave it the blue tones and finally I added a bit of canvas texture using PicFX

Title: Bygone

Artist: Andy Chapman

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone + To be confirmed And for "Bygone" I took the original beach shot from "Beside the sea side" added a frame and colour filter using PictureShow and ran that through Decim8 a few times until I had a number of abstracts that I liked. I then added some texture using the artistic filter in iPhoto before combining three of the abstracts using Diptic

Title: We have lift off

Artist: J.A.D.A.

Device/Apps/Info: iPhone 4s, Snapseed, and IG Filter Sierra

Title: Morning Star

Artist: Susan Blase

Device/Apps/Info: Again, inspried by Secret for a Song Lyrics by Mercury Rev, that I find so beautiful. Hipstamatic and Lumie on iphone.

Title: Promise

Artist: Paula Gardener

Device/Apps/Info: I took the photo with an iPhone 4 and enhance it in Snapseed.

Title: Waiting for fire.

Artist: fernandoprats

Device/Apps/Info: "Waiting for fire" was shot on iPhone 4S with 645 PRO at 6x6 format, processed with Perfectly Clear and Instant 110, traveled via PhotoSync though Noise Ninja and Nik's Color Effect on iMac 27'' to finally come back to iPhone.