Welcome to my blog * thoughts and things * poetry, pictures * ideas * opinions * kindness * video * stay and read a while.

Friday, February 4, 2011

What's On My iPhone - PhotoTropedelic from ArtEngines

Share it Please
PhotoTropedelic for iPhone by Larry Weinberg ArtEngines produced these photos.   Here is the original photo taken on my iPhone 4 followed by variations produced by adjusting settings in the app such as how many colors to incorporate in the process, whether or not to add stars, circles and ray, adjustments to the line thickness and border reduction and on and on.  

It's a whole lot of fun to run the same photo with different settings. I'm not sure exactly what you would want with a whole lot of "tropedelic' photos - but, er.. I love the app anyway.  And I just noticed a wonderful feature.  I don't know how I missed this.  While it is processing you can watch colors being developed and elements added.  

Then I spotted the 'stop' button and discovered that you can halt the process at a point where it's just how you like it.  Maybe I should start reading the instructions on these apps.  Nah.  Why start now.





















And here is a gallery of images on the app web site.

And here is a bunch of Edward products you can get at Stepping Stones Bookstore

And here are more of my articles about iPhone apps

No comments:

Post a Comment

Popular Posts


5 most recently updated from the blogs I'm following

Followers

Science of Mind and Spirit For Begnners

Science of Mind and Spirit For Begnners
"This wonderful book guides any individual to understand Science of Mind with ease and grace. It is a simple and beautiful presentation of the Spiritual Principles Science of Mind teaches. I highly recommend this book to students, licensed Practitioners and ministers. Blessings to Rev Edward." ~ Johan Gonzalez RScP. Science of Mind and Spirit for Beginners: Four Chapters in Simplified Prose, paraphrased by Edward VIljoen

Practice The Presence Journal

Practice The Presence Journal
Journaling offers a powerful way to record your spiritual growth. Writing in a journal calls on you to be more conscious of the insights that occur daily in your life. It gives you an opportunity to examine your beliefs and be mindful of your choices.

Seeing Good At Work

Seeing Good At Work
I have been through the book three times over three years, and am starting it again. This is not because the material in the book is not working, but because it is working so well! The weekly lessons keep me on track and focused on what is actually true and important, and help me experience more good in every area of my life. LS

Ezine.com