Thursday, April 3, 2014

Industrial, softened

I hadn't had a photo walk in a while, all that snow and arctic air, and whatnot. So, I took a little stroll around the neighborhood this weekend. I thought it would be fun to play around with waterlogue app (better late than never). I decided to focus on industrial/architectural photos - an interesting contrast, to the softness the app adds, I thought.

Totally hooked. I just love how the app enhanced the linear, rough beauty of the SOOC images. A whole new way to "see" Boston now!
Little by Little

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18 thoughts on the matter:

Rainey said... {Reply}

Those are really beautiful! Nice work.

Heather{Our Life In a Click} said... {Reply}

So cool! I've never tried that app, I love what you did with your photos!

Anonymous said... {Reply}

I love how you focused on the buildings. We tend to use the app with flowers, but this is a creative change. Great job.

Karen said... {Reply}

How fun! Those photos worked great in that app.

Snap said... {Reply}

Wonderful! I love architecture and the little details. Fun to use waterlogue.

Nicki said... {Reply}

They lend themselves quite nicely to this style of edit. And might I add "yeah" for it finally being weather appropriate for photo walks.

Dara @ Not In Jersey said... {Reply}

those look really cool!

Adrienne said... {Reply}

Oh, you know I love these! What a great way to use the ap - watercolors of our beautiful old buildings. Is it weird that I love the sewer drain cover the most??!!

carol l mckenna said... {Reply}

Lovely photography and editing with the building ~ great for 'little things' ~

artmusedog and carol

Kim Cunningham said... {Reply}

Man! I love this architecture! I would so be using the city as a backdrop in portraits! I love the details and sense of history.

tiarastantrums said... {Reply}

great city to explore! love that app!

Simon said... {Reply}

Hey friend. Long time. Sorry, just over worked (and entirely underpaid). A lot of people are really into this ap. You found such great subjects for it. I like that street hole cover. Seems things with strong lines work really well. Hope you're doing well.

renae said... {Reply}

Oh those are interesting Tamar! I have seen others work with that app. It is fascinating how these apps these days can transform things in seconds compared to the actual way. I don't always wear my watches but I am glad I have them to choose from, too when the time arises.

Kim Stevens said... {Reply}

Oh I just love the way you went with these, the architecture looks too good with this app....which I don't have, can't get . . . sad panda face! lol

Claire Justine said... {Reply}

Beautiful picture, love what you have done with them :)

tinajo said... {Reply}

Fun post - I enjoy to play with apps now and then! :-)

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The Artful Diva said... {Reply}

your photos are really interesting - did you use the waterlogue app I've recently heard about?

renae said... {Reply}

No Friday post? hmmmm? Hope you're ok?