Through the Lens of an iPhone challenge: "Landscapes", this weeks bumper crop

This past week has seen a bumper crop of landscape photos submitted to this months photo challenge, and here are the ones I have cultivated.

[Note: Please hover your mouse over photo to reveal the photographer, and click to visit that photographers Flickr page].

If you haven't join in with the fun, why not read the rules here, then head over to the "Through the Lens of an iPhone" Flickr group and start uploading, but remember, no DSLR or computer manipulated images.

Comments

[Viggou]

Great selection Glyn, as always. Honored to be included.

[Paul Moore]

Hi Glyn. Another great selection. Thanks for including my pic:)

[iPhone Apps Development]

Beautiful pic ......simply amazing

[Tony Cece]

Absolutely stunning images!

[BusyME]

Thank you! I feel honored to be included in such a wonderful group of photos! :)

[Laura]

Some stunners there! Thanks for including mine amongst them.

[@dvl]

Cheers, Glyn! Thanks for the nod ;) What a wonderful selection of images.

[PalmBear]

I would love to know just how these amazing shots were created. Which apps were used and with which settings?

[Curtis]

1, 5 and 9 are incredibly beautiful shots, HIGHLY impressed with this iPhoneography! :) Well done to all submitters included

[Jane]

Wow! I'm surprised these were taken with an iPhone! Just goes to prove the saying "the best camera is the one that's with you". What apps did you guys use to edit these photos?

[Viggou]

Hi guys. As for the editing, here is the process I used for my photo (No. 6 from the top - Autumn):

I took the picture with ProCamera. To make the tree in the front more distinguished from those behind, I applied B&W effect in Filterstorm using a gradient layer. After this I added blue gel overlay and some scratches in PictureShow and finally I finished the processing in PhotoToaster, playing with contrast, color tone, framing and vignette. That's about it, as far as I remember.

[Paul Moore]

Hi Jane,

Pic no 2 is one of mine. I toomkthe original pic with an iPhone 4 using the built in camera app. First of all I used the Clarity function in Camera+ to bring out the detail and contrast. I also used Camera+ to crop it. Next I used LensLight to bring in the sun. Then I used the cloning tool in TouchRetouch to fill in some gaps in the yellow flowers in the field. Next I used one of the space filters in picfx to introduce the stars into the sky. And finally I used one of the grunge filters in IrisPhotoSutie to darken the overall look of the pic.

[Laura]

Hey, for my pic (no 3 from top) I used Hipstamatic John S + Blanko Noir and then used Swankolab's flamox fixer.

[FransBergh]

Hey Jane,

Photo 9 was taken using Hipstamatic only. Was lucky enough to be in a mid afternoon African thunderstorm!
Lens: John S
Film: Ina's 1969 with Flash Off.

Thanks Curtis for the feedback :) Much appreciated!

[FransBergh]

And last but not least - Glyn, thanks for the inclusion and keep up the great work! ;)

[tamacSan]

Thank you Glyn !
I'm Honored that you included my photo in this amazing selection.

[Preeti]

These are stunning! I can't believe these were taken/edited with iPhones. Really fantastic collection!

[enzomiac]

great indeed...

[Navone Giuseppe]

A beautiful collection of photos, congratulations to the authors!!

[Fazreen]

Hey love them all..by the way check out my post series about instagram photos. http://www.fazreen.com/tag/instagram