Apps
Panorama feature
Slow Shutter- $0.99 in app store.
This was my photo of the week. I wanted to capture what I saw with my eyes, but as if I had two sets of them. One set looking down the road and the other in the bak of my head. I didn't use any filters or cropping. I thought the green tint worked well with the incandescent lighting. These lights are terrible for creating anything dynamic but they can offer a quiet and eerie feeling to a photo. The fact that nobody was out adds to it as well.
The next image also had some votes for POW, but the above one had more. I prefer this image to the one people voted for. For this I used a slow shutter app and set it to the bulb setting, which means I had control of when the picture started and when it stopped. This photo took a few tries on a few different occasions. When I eventually ended up with the image below, (which is a trolley zooming by). I decided not to touch it. I liked the fact that its hard to tell what it is, but its still pleasing to look at. On another hand I think if people knew it was a trolley it might make more sense.
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