Day 151

This photo was taken outside the entrance to the disused Seaton junction station in Devon. I then made two versions of the photo, one with the darkest parts of the photo and one with the brightest. Then I merged them together using the Pro HDR app to get this image.

Day 150

So this is the 150th photo of the project, which came quite unexpectedly. Basically there was a rally of over 100 vintage tractors that passed my house, so I decided to photograph them going past using the hipstamatic app on my iphone. Some were rubbish, and others were alright. I decided to use this image after seeing the expression of the boy in the trailer seemingly staring at me, possibly wondering what I was holding up in my hands (an iphone!) Still not quite half way through the year though so there are going to be plenty more surprises etc along the way.

Day 149

There was a lack of inspiration today, so I just used the shakeitphoto app to take this simple image of a pink cup with a smiley face on it, i'm sure tomorrow more inspiration will come for the 150th photo. It's crazy thinking im still not halfway into the project.

Day 148

This photo was taken from the iphone while watching the champions league final match between Barcelona and Manchester United on my laptop.

Day 147

This photo was taken as I was on my travels, where I took the photo of the VW car under the shade of the trees. It was taken with the basic iphone camera, and I didn't see the flare from the sun until I reviewed the photos when I got home. To just add to the image, I post processed it in the camerabag app, which darkened both sides of the photo slightly adding more emphasis on the car and the flare from the sun.

Day 146

This is something I spotted next to a rubbish skip the previous day, but I decided to photograph it today with the iphone. It just seemed odd having a dartboard dumped on gravel all on its own, with a skip right next to it, so I had to photograph it before it disappeared or got thrown into the skip.

Day 145

This photo was taken in the Byes in Sidmouth, where I used a combination of both the hipstamatic and autostitch apps to create this panoramic photo of the bridge crossing the river.