Willie Cole

Art, Life, iPhone

Art, Life, iPhone

BY WILLIE COLE

Painter, Photographer, Art Director

Connecticut, USA

Willie Cole, born into a world of art, now armed with a device to match his vision, details his iPhone art techniques.

I opened my photograph of the George Washington Bridge in the app “CameraKit” applying B + W with LV.1 soft focus and +1 push processing. The result was saved and then opened in the app “ArtCamera” where the Burnt Paper effect was applied to complete this evocative final image.

Opened the “Dumpster” photo in the app “CinemaFX” and applied Charmed Glow on a low setting. The image was saved and then opened in the app “TiltShift Generator”, where we use a medium circle of blur to retain focus in the center, increase the color saturation, and increase the contrast to finish the image.

Cinema Lights was opened in the app “CameraBag” and the 1974 effect was applied for its square format and its effect of muted color and increased contrast more reminiscent of the 1940s.

I opened the image in “CameraBag” and applied the Lolo effect to add the frame, pump up the ambient blue light and add more yellow to the sidewalk.

I opened the photo in the app “CameraBag” and applied Lolo, giving it that square format and pumping up the colors. Then I opened the result in the app “Mill Colour”, to finetune the color.

I opened the image in “CameraKit”, and applied yellow in the cross-processing to effect the saturation of the yellow lines on the tarmac.