Used in this article for the initial square crop Snapseed a must have free iPhoneography app (Originally by Nik now owned by Google). Handy Photo using the sketch tool to help provide definition to important areas of the iPhoneography image Glaze generates a wide range of painterly / brush styles and finishes
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By the excellent JixiPix, works to convert images into watercolour style painting with various presets, manual adjustments and random effects ProCamera7 my preferred iPhone camera replacement app offering both JPEG and TIFF formats together with separate focus and exposure points along with many other featuresĪquarella – iPhone or iPad version. Get the iPhoneography apps mentioned in this article Obviously the iPhoneography workflow gives the process away but when the image is viewed in isolation I want people to initially at least question whether it is a photograph or a painting and then go on to question which apps were used in its creation. In this workflow I want to combine a number of apps to generate a result that quite closely resembles a painting. They can yield beautiful results but as an experienced iPhone photographer and editor I normally recognise the look and for me that detracts from the finished work. Apps like Glaze, Aquarella, Distressed FX, Snapseed grunge effect, etc are all wonderful apps that I use and readily recommend but all have a signature appearance (or several signature appearances). I’m a bigger fan of app stacking though, especially when it comes to textured / painterly effects. If you enjoy my workflows, please follow my Facebook Page to keep up to date not only on my articles but also on deals and updates on the apps I use.
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