@amrosario It looks like the same thing is happening here with the maple trees seeds. That was quick.
This photo was posted to Instagram as for "Flashback Friday" (which as the name implies, is an opportunity to pull out a photo from the past to share). This photo was taken by my Mom using a 110 point & click film camera. It was post processed on the iPhone using the 100 Cameras in 1 by Trey Ratcliff which I was playing around with for this image. It looks a bit better on the smaller screen of the iPhone than here on the website.
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I took this photo on the iPhone 4 using the camera app HDR Fusion from Cogitap Software (App Store link) and then applied the Lo-Fi filter in Instagram which I used to share the photo.
This is a statue of the iconic WWII image of American soldiers raising the flag at the War Memorial in Eisenhower Park.
This photo I took in 2007 via my DSLR, and post processed today on the iPhone using Photo fx and PictureShow before sharing via Instagram.
Photo taken at Gallifrey One in February 2009. Posted via Instagram.
Post processed on the iPhone using the PictureShow app.
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In honour of Patrick Troughton's birthday. Here's a 2nd Doctor cosplayer I ran into at Gallifrey One in 2008.
Photo post processed on the Mac using Flare - The Iconfactory.
The above photos were from two different occasions that I saw Patrick Troughton in the same year, March 1986 with the beard and later that year without the beard. The former were taken with my analog SLR, the fuzzy shots of me interviewing Troughton are stills taken off a video camera. I apologize, I don't recall the woman's name who was also interviewing him with me at that time.
My interview with him is available in an episode of Doctor Who: Podshock.
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