Ah, first Monday of the month challenge from Lens and Pens by Sally is Nature! Probably one of the most available topics for the camera! So, here are a couple of floral shots I’ve taken together with their fun app edit. Hope you enjoy!
iPhone5, cropped in Fotor
Camera360
iPhone5, cropped in Fotor
Snapseed
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I like the Snapseed picture. That’s cool.
Thanks! I saved the best for last! 😉
same here, I love the dreamy look 🙂
I know what you mean! 🙂
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My favorite is the last. The small violets are made to be fairy-tale like. I expect small winged creatures to flit around them. Really nice. Happy Photo Challenge.
Ooo, I never thought of it that way! I like that! Thanks, Sally! 🙂
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The Snapseed picture looks great but my favorites are the real flowers. I’m just in that mood. :-0
janet
I hear ya. I had a hard time realizing that the pansies were real — and, yes, I took the photo. The thing is that when I’m outside with my iPhone in the sun, I can’t see the screen and what it’s actually taking. This one surprised me! 😉
That snapseed shot is amazing. Ready for framing on a wall.
Hmm, now there’s a thought! 🙂 Thanks, Sue.
Beauties!! Kudos!
Thanks, dear friend! 🙂
Loving the last shot, I agree with Sally. It has an ethereal quality. Great job hun 🙂
Thanks so much, Amanda!
Such beautiful colours Linda and you’ve captured them all perfectly. Love the snapseed edit! 😀
Thank you, dear Sonel! Hugs! 🙂
Pretty!! I like the Snapseed 🙂
That’s pretty much the winner! Thanks, Amy! 🙂
All of them are brilliant,but the last one is so painterly,dear Linda !!!
Big ((( hugs ))) and ♥♥♥ ,Doda xxx 🙂
Thanks, Doda! Hugs to you! 🙂
The snapseed edit is very pretty. It made your photo look like a watercolor version. 🙂
Thanks much, Imelda!