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Photos taken on an iPhone.

Glenn's shot inspired me to post this shot of French Polynesia. Pentax 67, 400 Takumar.

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Great photo! Did you use any photo correction?

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Approaching thunderstorm with a lone, and apparently unconcerned, kite surfer in the ocean off of Hendry's Beach, Santa Barbara. Santa Cruz Island is in the background.

 

Thanks for the compliment Leslie. I had forgotten about my earlier submission until you reminded me. I also needed to reacquaint myself with Mark Rothko to see that your wonderfully minimalist photograph does indeed channel his paintings.

Amazing sky!

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Good job! Did you use any photo correction?

I usually always retouch portraits, regardless of whether it's a man or a woman. But most often, of course, I retouch portraits of women. They always don't like something in their photos, and cosmetics don't always cover the shortcomings by 100%. You have to retouch pimples, wrinkles, and minor flaws.

On male portraits, sometimes you also have to use retouching (for example, some men themselves ask for a little retouching of a photo with their image. They also have skin problems, but they, unlike girls, don't use a layer of foundation and concealer with powder) :)

In this case, I don't see anything wrong with retouching.

If you are interested, I use Photo Blemish Remover.

Hey, I usually use my iPhone for for photographing. Most often, I process photos on my smartphone using Lightroom or VSCO, but I wanted to ask you if you know any good apps for working with photos so that their quality doesn't deteriorate?

Also I want to share your pictures with you:

Hey, everyone knows about Lightroom and Photoshop, so probably I will not be original in the response :)

I use Lightroom CC on my smartphone or tablet, and I also use Photoshop Fix and Photoshop Express (also on my smartphone for quick photo correction).

A couple of times I used Photoscape and Paint.net.