Viacom I
Photographed by Nichole Hastings
With the iPhone 4S
Taken at dusk. A moment in time during the 360 degree rotation of The View Restaurant, on the 48th floor of the Marriott Marquis in Times Square, of the Viacom skyscraper. A study of color, light play and reflections through multiple layers of glass.
Photo Editor edits: sharpness, contrast, saturation, brightness
Below the GW
Photographed by Nichole Hastings
With the iPhone 4S
The view looking down standing on the George Washington Bridge. A color study of the play of light reflecting on the bridge pylon and pier, the Hudson River, and the land in between below the GW on the New York side. The land strip is pavement, dirt, a lighthouse, a cone lying on its side, and boulders. Taken in early April while working in the City on a Strava film shoot.
Photo Editor edits: contrast, sharpness, saturation, brightness
Junction
Photographed by Nichole Hastings
With the iPhone 4S
A junction of barb wire along a gated alley barrier, the corner of a building and scaffolding near the George Washington Bridge on the NY-side. A study of the color editing capabilities of Photo Editor, lines, shapes, temperature and emotion.
Photo Editor edits: saturation, brightness, sharpness, contrast, cropped
Momentum
Photographed by Nichole Hastings
With the iPhone 4S
Strava Cycling Shoot
Pro cyclist Michael Hughes and former pro cyclist now filmmaker Ben Silberfarb on the GW Bridge, NYC earlier this month.
Photo Editor Edits: color to black & white
While I do enjoy using the iPhone 4S to capture moments that require no editing, I have also been going to the opposite extreme.
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