Mobile walk in the woods

Taking care of Tigger (including writing his blog ;-) and managing a flat renovation project is taking a lot of my time so I haven't been taking that many other photos recently. I'm getting more into taking photos with my mobile phone, though, and use it often when I walk Zebedee in the woods.

Here are a few from today's walk:

Wild Park

My current favourite Vignette photo, taken today while walking Zebedee in Wild Park.

Summer's Day

The camera in my G-Phone (G1) is pretty rubbish, but I have really started to like taking photos using Vignette app (for Android phones). Here's one from today's walk in the woods... was an absolutely lovely day.

Vignette app for Android phones

The other day I bought an app called Vignette for my Android phone. I tried out different settings in it while out for a walk in the Wild Park with Zebedee. What is prompting my post today is that I started taking photos with this app again today in Stanmer Park, and got lost in time again, the same as the last time I used it. What seems to be my vary favourite 'effect' is something called "London"; a stark, vignetted duo-tone effect with red highlights.

Here are some shots I took the last time just after I bought the app. This first one I took with the demo version (which only creates a tiny 192x192 pixel ~35 kb image).

Convinced of the fun factor I went ahead and bought the full version of the app and started trying it out on everything I could find in the woods.

Make-believe tilt-shift.

Then something called "scary movie" effect. There are 13 different framing options in the app. This one is 'white border'.

Back to "London" again.

Another try at "scary movie"...

And "London"... out of trying out many more effects, these two seem to be my favourites so far. Framing favourites being "square" and "movie".