Taken the same place as yesterday’s photo. This time from the new overpass that leads the new motorway to Silkeborg through the hills.

Standing underneath the new motorway that eventually will stretch from Herning to Århus. This bridge is just outside Silkeborg.

 Shot and processed on my iPhone.

Processed, grunged and vintaged with Snapseed, which is an excellent app for both iPhone and iPad.

Shot and processed on my iPhone. With regard to quality I’m quite impressed by what you can do with such a tiny camera, and with the proliferation of dedicated photo apps there’s a nice sense of instant satisfaction when shooting this way.

Today’s tool of choice is Camera+, which is a nice little app. I especially like that you can split the focus area and light metering and instantly see the effect before shooting. The editing tools are fairly comprehensive, too, but be careful when you save the photo after editing. Unless you change the settings so pictures are saved to both the iPhone’s camera roll and the lightbox in Camera+, you will loose the original as it disappears completely from the lightbox. Anyway, it’s well worth the $, € or whatever currency you prefer. See more about Camera+ here.

Snapped on my iPhone, processed on my iPad. Fun, actually.

Wonderful, soft light at sunrise.

You don’t need much elevation to make this technique work. I was standing on a platform about three metres high. Getting the right area sharp is a completely different matter. It is probably due to my less than perfect photoshopping skills, but I eventually reached something I was happy with.