350 - Door 30D

Day 350. While walking through the back streets of Sanur last night with Linda, Tony and Jane I noticed this interesting doorway to a Balinese family complex. Photo was taken in very low light with my Nexus 5, then treated in Snapseed with several filters and effects to create this result.

305 - Live Life

Day 305. I was messing around with an app called FontCandy+ and created this. It uses a combination of two photos I took earlier this year, one of the girls in the park and the other of just a blurry shot with some remnants of some Snapseed processing. Combine them and add some text, and this is the result.

225 - Juxtaposition of Geometry

Day 225. I was walking the rather deserted streets of Queanbeyan tonight and I spotted this lovely juxtaposition of geometrical shapes embedded into the footpath outside the Royal Hotel. After a bit of tweaking in SnapSeed to add some depth and drama I rather like the contrast of the black vs white, and the round vs square.

214 - Sunset at Laguna Beach

Day 214. On a recent trip to the US I got to have dinner with a wonderful group of friends at Laguna Beach, California. It's a great spot, with amazing sunsets, as shown here. This image may have been tweaked a little (ok, a lot) in Snapseed for Android. But that's how my mind's eye saw it....

 

075 - Wire Drawing

Day 75. I had lunch today with some friends from art school whom I hadn't seen for quite a while. As we enjoyed lunch and each other's company we talked a lot about creativity and the effect that attending art school had on the way we see the world.

As we talked I noticed some "wire drawings" on the gallery wall, so I thought I'd have a go at making one myself. This "drawing" is made of bent wire (soldering wire actually). After photographing it on the kitchen floor with my iPad mini I used Google's Snapseed filters to boost the contrast, brightness and sharpness.

 

 

010 - Create at the Beach

Day 10, and we started with a visit to the beach this morning where I took a few photos by the shore. This one was shot and (over?)processed using SnapSeed on my Nexus 4.