POTD: Flamboyant Skyline

We started the week with a magnanimous 7 pictures. I thought it will be best to end it in the same grand way. I took all these pictures standing on the viewing porch outside the Tower of London museum at around 7ish in the evening, watching the sunset in its full splendour. All the pictures were taken with just an iPhone and then edited in the various apps as specified.

1. Original

(edited in Camera+ for darkening the duller regions of the frame and accentuate the skyline)

2. Stellar

(applied the Stellar filter in PicFX app)

3. Collage

(all 4 pics created through various filters in FX Photo Studio and then collaged in Photowall)

4. Deep Focus

(applied Deep Focus filter in Dynamic Light app)

5. Dazed

(applied the Dazed filter in Photo Toaster app)

6. Serenity

(applied Serenity filter in Photo Toaster app)

7. Lomo

(applied the Lomo filter in Photo Toaster app)

POTD: Shadows on the Bridge

(taken with Canon IXUS 310 HS and converted into a blue filter monochrome in Noir Photo app)

St. Paul's Panoramas

Continuing with the past two day's theme, we have some more of St. Paul's today – this time in the shape of Panoramic pictures. I haven't dabbled with this part of photography before, and have started experimenting it recently.

On this occasion, I took some pictures from the terrace of the One New Change mall – on recommendation from Ian (you get the credit again J). Basically, I took some 16 pictures spanning from Shard to St. Paul's part of the view and then stitched them together in Autostitch app. I loved the result and hope you like it as well. Then, I took a second panorama of the front side of St. Paul's, which has come out more like a fisheye picture but that's the best I could create from such a short distance.

(taken with Canon IXUS 310HS and stitched together in Autostitch)

(taken with iPhone and collated in Autostitch)

P.S.: Yesterday's voting result: Cinematic version (#3) won hands down, closely followed by the Monochrome version (#2).