 I'm waiting for a tram on St. Kilda Road in Melbourne in July 2013 and notice this rather splendid reflection, which I shot with the 6X6 app.  The image is converted to b&w using Snapseed. I used the 'Contrast' preset. I don't quite know why I chose this direction, as the original had some nice colours in it. Sometimes, you just do things.  Into Phototoaster next. I used the 'Clarify' preset, but again I'm not really sure why. Just following my nose.  Then, I decided to bring some colour back into the image. From the 'BwFx' menu in Iris, I chose 'Golden'...  ...and I added a vignette, also with Iris.
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 Here's how this image was edited.  Original The original image was shot with the iPhone native camera. I got down low to shoot, lending an 'early morning' feel to the image.  Cropped, in Snapseed I do my cropping and other basic adjustments in Snapseed. I don't know that I did much else than crop the image. I also don't know why by this stage I had an image size that was less than my ideal 2000x2000. Anyway, the next stage was a re-size in Filterstorm to those dimensions.  Phototoaster version Then, I used Phototoaster to get a little detail back in the leaves. Tuneup was the preset that I used. Like that one a lot, although as I get better with Snapseed, I am returning to Phototoaster less frequently now.  Iris version Back in July 2013, when this image was shot and processed, I was using Iris a lot. This next step was done using the 'fluorescent' option in Auto-adjust.  DistressedFX version Finally, the image was imported into DistressedFX, where I used the 'Charm' effect.
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