This weeks showcase of mobile photography from the Mobiography Flickr group highlights ten photos that make excellent use of leading lines and perspective within their compositions. From Remigijus Stirby’s urban car park scene to Marco Lamberto’s clever use of reflections and lines created on a moving walkway all images draw the viewers eye into the photograph and towards the subject.
Featured photographers this week include Remigijus Stirbys, Waldemar B?a?ej Nowak, Marco Lamberto, Marzia Bellini, Ros Mannion, Bahadir Kutlak and Charlie Little.
Do you have a favourite photo from this week’s showcase? Let us know which in the comments section at the bottom of the page.
Before the busy day
‘Before the busy day‘ by Remigijus Stirbys – “I came to the car park of shopping centre, it was a Monday morning and the shops were still closed. Usually you can not see the lines as there is always a lot of cars obstructing the view. The lines attracted my eyes and spent few minutes to see how better to frame.
Post processing was done on Snapseed, This is the main application I’m using for post processing. First was I cropped. So I added a HDR effect slightly, tonal contrast and went through the tune image settings”
The way home
‘The way home‘ by Remigijus Stirbys – “We were driving outside the town when I noticed a field with the tracks of a tractor across it. I couldn’t pass without stopping and trying to get a shot. It wasn’t easy to reach the field. The first thing that attracted my attention was an abandoned castle at the end of the field but there was a sign restricting access to it so I was little bit upset. I started to look for other photo opportunities and noticed the house at the end of the track… this is what you can see on my photo.
Post processing was done in Snapseed. First I added a drama effect to make the clouds a bit more dramatic as it was cloudy day, next I increased the colors.”
Untitled
‘Untitled‘ by Waldemar Błażej Nowak – “This shot was processed with VSCOcam with 6 preset, Reflect and PS Express.”
Ghosts
‘Ghosts‘ by Marco Lamberto – “Taking pictures with a phone is useful for getting different points of view and accessing tight spaces not reachable with bulkier cameras. I took this picture by putting it between two fencing glasses of an escalator. Each surface contributed with a reflection giving this ghostly effect on people passing by. The edit was made with Adobe Photoshop Express (clarity, contrast, shadows, vibrance) and completed with VSCO Cam.”
Not the Empire State Building
‘Not the Empire State Building‘ by Marzia Bellini
Sugarloaf
‘Sugarloaf‘ by Ross Mannion
No Farmer, No Cows & No Crop Anymore
‘No Farmer, No Cows & No Crop Anymore‘ by Ross Mannion
Marmaray metro
‘Marmaray metro‘ by Bahadir Kutlak
Workington
‘Workington‘ by Charlie Little
Which was your favourite?
Do you have a favourite from this weeks showcase? Let us know your thoughts on the featured photos in the comments below.
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