Mudbug heaven
Another shot from our walk Saturday.
Another shot from our walk Saturday.
Slowly moved in on this guy.
Grabbed a couple of shots at lunch today. Taken and processed on the iPhone. One tiltshift (of course) and another in a new app called film lab.
Like my previous post on Firefox plugins, I thought it might be fun to post my most used iPhone applications. Feel free to leave a comment and add to the list. I’m leaving out some of the obvious ones like Amazon and Facebook.
Darkroom – I use the free version primarily for the “steady cam” feature.
CameraBag – Several prepackaged filter effects for modifying shots. I have examples in previous posts.
TiltShiftGen – I have lots of examples below. I have a blast with this filter.
Waze – Crowd sourced mapping and a meta game. Almost augmented reality.
Foursquare - Another meta game wrapped around checking in when you go somewhere. Offers the ability for users to provide tips on destinations.
Convertbot – Just a handy little tool with an awesome interface.
SketchBook – My preferred drawing / finger painting app.
Tweetie – My preferred Twitter client, but there are several good ones.
These are the apps I hit the most, I did not include any of the games I play or any of the many apps I bounce to once in a while. I am starting to use Tumblr on the phone a little though.
Shot take on the iPhone and processed with TiltShiftGen.
This was modeled for school using Blender 2.5 (and some 2.49 here and there). I took a couple of passes at UV texturing and can not take credit for the image I finally used. Our instructor provided a great image to work from , but once he demo’d the creation of it I am confident I can replicate that process. There are some obvious flaws in this, (OMG the ears) but over all I am quite happy with it being a first attempt at Organic modeling of any kind. Props to our instructor for getting me out of my comfort zone.
Worked through figuring out how to UV Unwrap in Blender and gave the gun some more texture. This version has seen a hard time of it.
I modeled this in Blender 3d based off a previous concept the guys had. It is a weapon for Untold The Game. This is a signature weapon for one of the characters. I’m still learning blender but think I am getting better with it.
I liked the way this shot turned out even though technically it sucks. Taking pictures at an aquarium is a crap shoot (often literally crappy shots). The lighting is wonky, the glass can play with you in weird ways and the animals are on their own schedule. There was a lot of movement going on here and it ended up turning out kind of ghostly. I decided it was a keeper.
Here is a recent shot I took with my iPhone of a nice sunrise on the way to work a couple of weeks ago. There is a larger copy up on Flickr