this effect was accomplished by manipulating colors via inversion and selective color - no filters were used and no illegal blending was applied. Just color shifts.
um, i have a stinkin tracphone, it does nothing but take a small cruddy photo, usually when I'm trying to answer an incoming call. No fancy in-phone filters or even controls. I had to make this into an image that I actually wanted to look for for a week, that's why the processing.
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Somewhat disappointing that the image was inverted and manipulated in ps and not rendered w/some phonecam app default - looked as though it may have been when I voted - interesting nonetheless.
I like your choice of subject; Queen Anne's Lace has such nice structure. Looks like the light was interesting, too. But the processing (phone filter, I'm guessing) is kind of cartoonish for my taste.
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