Recently, I have been feeling the need to make some panoramic shots of my walks and have been waiting for the time when I can upgrade my iphone for the new one which does super-duper panoramic panning shots. Well, who am I kidding? That’s just not going to happen! So I decided to see what I could do with a couple of apps I already have and started to play around with them. The results were intriguing and I got carried away with the possibilities. Here are a few of my initial experiments. (click on them to enlarge the image)
It is my habit to take more than one photo of the same subject. Stitching these single images together proved to be an interesting digital version of a Hockney style montage.
buddleia 1 (stitched from several ‘still-life’ images of same subject)
buddleia 2
Welsh cave montage
Dartmoor leaves (River Avon, Dartmoor)
Pembrokeshire beach pebbles
Closer to Home: Interior Spaces 2 ways
interior 1 (grainy black and white film version of ‘interior 2’)
interior 2 (taken with camera in landscape mode)
Popping out to my small terrace I shot this 2 ways: Exterior Textures
terrace 1 (taken with camera in landscape mode)
terrace 2 (grainy tint version)
See other ideas for this weeks’ photo challenge: One Shot. Two Ways, here
